Re: [Mac-access]: iOS Music Question

[Eleanor Martha Burke]

I have turned music off Chris but how is it that there was only one album 
duplicated?  Do not understand that.


Eleanor
- Original Message - 
From: "christopher hallsworth" 

To: "OS X & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Monday, November 24, 2014 7:42 AM
Subject: Re: [Mac-access]: iOS Music Question


Sounds like you have music stored in the cloud showing. To hide go to 
settings, iTunes and App Stores and set music to off under the show all 
heading.
On 24 Nov 2014, at 00:50, Eleanor Martha Burke 
 wrote:


On my iPhone I appear to have downloaded the same album twice, how do I 
delete one copy from my iPhone.  I tried delete and double tapping but 
that did not do anything.


Eleanor
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[Mac-access]: a question about my mac book air

[Melissa Tucker]

I'm going out of town and my dad doesn't know how to turn his wifi on using his 
windows 8 computer.  My question is, is there a port on my macbook air where I 
can hook his modem to my computer so I can have internet access?  I have no 
cell signal or internet signal using my phone when I go out there.  I don't 
think there is a port, but was hoping I was missing something.  Thanks


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Re: [Mac-access]: a question about my mac book air

[Douglas]

you will need something like a usb to RJ45 connecter if it is done through DSL. 
this can be baught at almost any computer store for a fairly reasonable price. 
on the mac book air itself, there is no way to directly connect the modem via 
wire as there is no rj45 port.
HTH
doug
On Nov 24, 2014, at 11:32 AM, Melissa Tucker  wrote:

> I'm going out of town and my dad doesn't know how to turn his wifi on using 
> his windows 8 computer.  My question is, is there a port on my macbook air 
> where I can hook his modem to my computer so I can have internet access?  I 
> have no cell signal or internet signal using my phone when I go out there.  I 
> don't think there is a port, but was hoping I was missing something.  Thanks
> 
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Re: [Mac-access]: a question about my mac book air

[Rodney Haynie]

Melissa,
There is no Ethernet port on the MBA. But you do have USB, so you
could purchase a USB to Ethernet dongle (little conversion cord), and
then plug the USB into the MBA, the Ethernet into the dongle, and the
other end of the Ethernet into the router.
I purchased mine from the Apple store, but I would assume you could
get the USB to Ethernet conversion cord from many places like Best
Buy.
Take care.
Rodney


On 11/24/14, Melissa Tucker  wrote:
> I'm going out of town and my dad doesn't know how to turn his wifi on using
> his windows 8 computer.  My question is, is there a port on my macbook air
> where I can hook his modem to my computer so I can have internet access?  I
> have no cell signal or internet signal using my phone when I go out there.
> I don't think there is a port, but was hoping I was missing something.
> Thanks
>
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Re: [Mac-access]: a question about my mac book air

[Eleanor Martha Burke]

Could you just get your Dad's wi-fi key?

Eleanor
- Original Message - 
From: "Melissa Tucker" 

To: "iOS Accessibility OS X &" 
Sent: Monday, November 24, 2014 5:32 PM
Subject: [Mac-access]: a question about my mac book air


I'm going out of town and my dad doesn't know how to turn his wifi on 
using his windows 8 computer.  My question is, is there a port on my 
macbook air where I can hook his modem to my computer so I can have 
internet access?  I have no cell signal or internet signal using my phone 
when I go out there.  I don't think there is a port, but was hoping I was 
missing something.  Thanks



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Re: [Mac-access]: a question about my mac book air

[Eleanor Martha Burke]

I read the below with interest as I did not know such a dongle exists.  This 
is good to know because even with the latest Yosemite update I still do not 
get a constant wi-fi connection on my Mac Book Air.  Anyone else have this 
problem with MBA?


Eleanor
- Original Message - 
From: "Rodney Haynie" 

To: "OS X & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Monday, November 24, 2014 5:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Mac-access]: a question about my mac book air



Melissa,
There is no Ethernet port on the MBA. But you do have USB, so you
could purchase a USB to Ethernet dongle (little conversion cord), and
then plug the USB into the MBA, the Ethernet into the dongle, and the
other end of the Ethernet into the router.
I purchased mine from the Apple store, but I would assume you could
get the USB to Ethernet conversion cord from many places like Best
Buy.
Take care.
Rodney


On 11/24/14, Melissa Tucker  wrote:
I'm going out of town and my dad doesn't know how to turn his wifi on 
using
his windows 8 computer.  My question is, is there a port on my macbook 
air
where I can hook his modem to my computer so I can have internet access? 
I
have no cell signal or internet signal using my phone when I go out 
there.

I don't think there is a port, but was hoping I was missing something.
Thanks


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Re: [Mac-access]: a question about my mac book air

[Melissa Tucker]

On Nov 24, 2014, at 12:55 PM, Rodney Haynie  wrote:

Melissa,
There is no Ethernet port on the MBA. But you do have USB, so you
could purchase a USB to Ethernet dongle (little conversion cord), and
then plug the USB into the MBA, the Ethernet into the dongle, and the
other end of the Ethernet into the router.
I purchased mine from the Apple store, but I would assume you could
get the USB to Ethernet conversion cord from many places like Best
Buy.
Take care.
Rodney


> On 11/24/14, Melissa Tucker  wrote:
> I'm going out of town and my dad doesn't know how to turn his wifi on using
> his windows 8 computer.  My question is, is there a port on my macbook air
> where I can hook his modem to my computer so I can have internet access?  I
> have no cell signal or internet signal using my phone when I go out there.
> I don't think there is a port, but was hoping I was missing something.
> Thanks
> 
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Thanks to all 
who told me about this gadget.  I never knew it existed.  Now I might have 
internet access while in the boonedox.  
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Re: [Mac-access]: a question about my mac book air

[Melissa Tucker]

I was using his wifi key, he didn't realize anyone used it, so when he got a 
new computer, the phone company tech turned it off.  He has windows 8 and 
Frontier, the phone company is feeding him junk that he can't get wifi turned 
back on because his email address isn't with them.  I don't know anyone who can 
turn it back on unless we pay another frontier tech to go back out and fix it.  
He doesn't know how to turn it back on, and I have been using a mac for 3 years 
now and not familiar with windows 8 enough to talk him through it.  



On Nov 24, 2014, at 1:02 PM, Eleanor Martha Burke 
 wrote:

Could you just get your Dad's wi-fi key?

Eleanor
- Original Message - From: "Melissa Tucker" 
To: "iOS Accessibility OS X &" 
Sent: Monday, November 24, 2014 5:32 PM
Subject: [Mac-access]: a question about my mac book air


> I'm going out of town and my dad doesn't know how to turn his wifi on using 
> his windows 8 computer.  My question is, is there a port on my macbook air 
> where I can hook his modem to my computer so I can have internet access?  I 
> have no cell signal or internet signal using my phone when I go out there.  I 
> don't think there is a port, but was hoping I was missing something.  Thanks
> 
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Re: [Mac-access]: iOS Music Question

[christopher hallsworth]

No I don't either. Guess it's one of those things, a fluke perhaps.
> On 24 Nov 2014, at 11:01, Eleanor Martha Burke  
> wrote:
> 
> I have turned music off Chris but how is it that there was only one album 
> duplicated?  Do not understand that.
> 
> Eleanor
> - Original Message - From: "christopher hallsworth" 
> 
> To: "OS X & iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Monday, November 24, 2014 7:42 AM
> Subject: Re: [Mac-access]: iOS Music Question
> 
> 
>> Sounds like you have music stored in the cloud showing. To hide go to 
>> settings, iTunes and App Stores and set music to off under the show all 
>> heading.
>>> On 24 Nov 2014, at 00:50, Eleanor Martha Burke 
>>>  wrote:
>>> 
>>> On my iPhone I appear to have downloaded the same album twice, how do I 
>>> delete one copy from my iPhone.  I tried delete and double tapping but that 
>>> did not do anything.
>>> 
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Re: [Mac-access]: a question about my mac book air

[Phil Halton]

There is also a ethernet to thunderbolt adaptor, as well as one for USB. You 
can get these adaptors from Apple. I use one that adapts firewire to 
thunderbolt for connecting an external backup drive.

On Nov 24, 2014, at 1:10 PM, Eleanor Martha Burke 
 wrote:

> I read the below with interest as I did not know such a dongle exists.  This 
> is good to know because even with the latest Yosemite update I still do not 
> get a constant wi-fi connection on my Mac Book Air.  Anyone else have this 
> problem with MBA?
> 
> Eleanor
> - Original Message - From: "Rodney Haynie" 
> To: "OS X & iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Monday, November 24, 2014 5:55 PM
> Subject: Re: [Mac-access]: a question about my mac book air
> 
> 
>> Melissa,
>> There is no Ethernet port on the MBA. But you do have USB, so you
>> could purchase a USB to Ethernet dongle (little conversion cord), and
>> then plug the USB into the MBA, the Ethernet into the dongle, and the
>> other end of the Ethernet into the router.
>> I purchased mine from the Apple store, but I would assume you could
>> get the USB to Ethernet conversion cord from many places like Best
>> Buy.
>> Take care.
>> Rodney
>> 
>> 
>> On 11/24/14, Melissa Tucker  wrote:
>>> I'm going out of town and my dad doesn't know how to turn his wifi on using
>>> his windows 8 computer.  My question is, is there a port on my macbook air
>>> where I can hook his modem to my computer so I can have internet access? I
>>> have no cell signal or internet signal using my phone when I go out there.
>>> I don't think there is a port, but was hoping I was missing something.
>>> Thanks
>>> 
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[Mac-access]: Anybody know why my Mac can't see my notetaker as an external drive?

[Andy Collins]

Hi all -

I”m trying to paste some files from my Mac to my Braille Sense notetaker, but 
when I connect the notetaker, it doesn’t show up as an external drive, neither 
on the desk top nor under command shift c for computer. I haven’t got it in 
terminal mode as far as I can see -

Andy

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Re: [Mac-access]: Anybody know why my Mac can't see my notetaker as an external drive?

[Sarah k Alawami]

What kind of note taker do you have/? and are you sure it can be shown as a 
drive? Maybe some drivers on the note taker or mac side are out of date? 

I'd contact the company as well of your device and let them know what's going 
on as well.
> On Nov 24, 2014, at 1:58 PM, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
> Hi all -
> 
> I”m trying to paste some files from my Mac to my Braille Sense notetaker, but 
> when I connect the notetaker, it doesn’t show up as an external drive, 
> neither on the desk top nor under command shift c for computer. I haven’t got 
> it in terminal mode as far as I can see -
> 
> Andy
> 
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