Re: [Mac-access]: EZmp3Player help

[Jude DaShiell]

Ah, but not appleviz stars or anything similar I'm sure.


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On Sat, 4 Apr 2015, Glenn / Lenny wrote:


   When I looked at it, it was 4.5 stars, that is why I got it.
Glenn

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From: "Diane Bomare" 
To: "OS X & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Saturday, April 04, 2015 2:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Mac-access]: EZmp3Player help


Did you read the reviews? 42% 3 stars and below. Lots of people having the
same issue. No solutions described. Did you notice when the app was last
updated? There is lots of criticism of no tech support.

Leedy Diane Bomar
Sent from my iPhone

On Apr 3, 2015, at 21:46, Glenn / Lenny  wrote:

Hi,
I found an IOS app that promises to be truly easy, but I'm getting stuck.
The pro version is only 2 dollars.
It appears that one can transfer music to their IOS device via a web page,
which is one of your internal IP Addresses, with a colon  and four more
digits.  It also appears that you can select to play by folder, which is how
I like to play my music.
When I go to the IP Address it offers, the page shows the EZmp3Player page,
but with my screenreader, I cannot find a way to upload from my computer to
the iPhone.
I am using JFW, and I have tried it with I.E., and FireFox.
TIA for any ideas.
Glenn

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Re: [Mac-access]: does any one know of a way of un zipping things on the mac?

[Jude DaShiell]

http://www.FinkProject.org/ I'm sure has both the zip and unzip utilities 
available for you to build as fink packages and install once you install 
the fink installer and search using the fink installer package for unzip 
and zip.  That project has been making much open source software available 
for mac users back as far as before Tiger came on the scene.

You could also search under mac software in the apple store.



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On Sat, 4 Apr 2015, Adrian Leong wrote:


does any one know of a app that will unzip tthings to the mac?
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[Mac-access]: mudding on the mac revisited

[Devin Prater]

Hi all. What do mudders here use on the mac for mudding? I already have 
Mushclient in the windows vm, but I really wanna use pure mac software as much 
as I can.
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[Mac-access]: Compatible Mac Keyboards

[Dane Trethowan]

Hi!

I'm looking at other keyboards to use with my Mac other than the one 
shipped with the Mac or the one you buy from Apple, I've been using a 
Bluetooth keyboard and there's nothing wrong with the board per say 
though I'm very much impressed with the look and feel of the latest 
Logitech offering I'm using on my Windows machine, the MX800.


I did a Google search on compatible Mac keyboards and discovered the 
Logitedh diNovo keyboard, its a Bluetooth board and seems to be very 
highly regarded so I thought I'd give it a try, I've ordered one and I 
should have it after Easter though I do warn anyone considering this 
keyboard that it will set you back around $100.


If anyone on the list has tried one of these boards then I'd be most 
interested in hearing hwat you think or perhaps you've tried another Mac 
compatible keyboard offering.



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Re: [Mac-access]: Compatible Mac Keyboards

[Ann Byrne]

Because I don't like the touch on the Apple keyboard, I bought a 
McAlly keyboard instead.  it was inexpensive, had a great feel, and 
only some of the time would it respond to the VO keys.  So I'm back 
with the Apple, but I would like one that more give when I push the keys.


At 08:00 AM 4/5/2015, you wrote:

Hi!

I'm looking at other keyboards to use with my Mac other than the one 
shipped with the Mac or the one you buy from Apple, I've been using 
a Bluetooth keyboard and there's nothing wrong with the board per 
say though I'm very much impressed with the look and feel of the 
latest Logitech offering I'm using on my Windows machine, the MX800.


I did a Google search on compatible Mac keyboards and discovered the 
Logitedh diNovo keyboard, its a Bluetooth board and seems to be very 
highly regarded so I thought I'd give it a try, I've ordered one and 
I should have it after Easter though I do warn anyone considering 
this keyboard that it will set you back around $100.


If anyone on the list has tried one of these boards then I'd be most 
interested in hearing hwat you think or perhaps you've tried another 
Mac compatible keyboard offering.



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Re: [Mac-access]: Compatible Mac Keyboards

[Jude DaShiell]

Back when Tiger was hot, Apple sold a plastic keyboard full-sized with usb 
as communications interface.  That has about as much give on it as a pc 
keyboard.  I have one of those and use it with one of Apple's most 
expensive boat anchors the powerpc g5.


If you can find one of those large full-sized keyboards in the Apple store 
or elsewhere I think that might make life better for you.




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On Sun, 5 Apr 2015, Ann Byrne wrote:

Because I don't like the touch on the Apple keyboard, I bought a McAlly 
keyboard instead.  it was inexpensive, had a great feel, and only some of the 
time would it respond to the VO keys.  So I'm back with the Apple, but I 
would like one that more give when I push the keys.


At 08:00 AM 4/5/2015, you wrote:

Hi!

I'm looking at other keyboards to use with my Mac other than the one 
shipped with the Mac or the one you buy from Apple, I've been using a 
Bluetooth keyboard and there's nothing wrong with the board per say though 
I'm very much impressed with the look and feel of the latest Logitech 
offering I'm using on my Windows machine, the MX800.


I did a Google search on compatible Mac keyboards and discovered the 
Logitedh diNovo keyboard, its a Bluetooth board and seems to be very highly 
regarded so I thought I'd give it a try, I've ordered one and I should have 
it after Easter though I do warn anyone considering this keyboard that it 
will set you back around $100.


If anyone on the list has tried one of these boards then I'd be most 
interested in hearing hwat you think or perhaps you've tried another Mac 
compatible keyboard offering.



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Re: [Mac-access]: Compatible Mac Keyboards

[Dane Trethowan]

I'll let you know what I think of the Logitech when it arrives then.


On 5/04/2015 11:21 PM, Ann Byrne wrote:
Because I don't like the touch on the Apple keyboard, I bought a 
McAlly keyboard instead.  it was inexpensive, had a great feel, and 
only some of the time would it respond to the VO keys.  So I'm back 
with the Apple, but I would like one that more give when I push the keys.


At 08:00 AM 4/5/2015, you wrote:

Hi!

I'm looking at other keyboards to use with my Mac other than the one 
shipped with the Mac or the one you buy from Apple, I've been using a 
Bluetooth keyboard and there's nothing wrong with the board per say 
though I'm very much impressed with the look and feel of the latest 
Logitech offering I'm using on my Windows machine, the MX800.


I did a Google search on compatible Mac keyboards and discovered the 
Logitedh diNovo keyboard, its a Bluetooth board and seems to be very 
highly regarded so I thought I'd give it a try, I've ordered one and 
I should have it after Easter though I do warn anyone considering 
this keyboard that it will set you back around $100.


If anyone on the list has tried one of these boards then I'd be most 
interested in hearing hwat you think or perhaps you've tried another 
Mac compatible keyboard offering.



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Re: [Mac-access]: Compatible Mac Keyboards

[Dane Trethowan]

Yes, I too had one of those with one of my earlier Mac machines.

The full-size keyboard that Apple sells now has about the same look and 
feel as does the Apple Bluetooth keyboard I'm currently using, nothing 
wrong with those keyboards but there is better as the Logitech MX800 
demonstrates and I'm hoping the new one I've just bought for the Mac 
will have the same look and feel, it certainly gets good ratings if you 
bother to look it up on Google, we'll soon know .




On 5/04/2015 11:48 PM, Jude DaShiell wrote:
Back when Tiger was hot, Apple sold a plastic keyboard full-sized with 
usb as communications interface.  That has about as much give on it as 
a pc keyboard.  I have one of those and use it with one of Apple's 
most expensive boat anchors the powerpc g5.


If you can find one of those large full-sized keyboards in the Apple 
store or elsewhere I think that might make life better for you.




-- Twitter: JudeDaShiell


On Sun, 5 Apr 2015, Ann Byrne wrote:

Because I don't like the touch on the Apple keyboard, I bought a 
McAlly keyboard instead.  it was inexpensive, had a great feel, and 
only some of the time would it respond to the VO keys.  So I'm back 
with the Apple, but I would like one that more give when I push the 
keys.


At 08:00 AM 4/5/2015, you wrote:

Hi!

I'm looking at other keyboards to use with my Mac other than the one 
shipped with the Mac or the one you buy from Apple, I've been using 
a Bluetooth keyboard and there's nothing wrong with the board per 
say though I'm very much impressed with the look and feel of the 
latest Logitech offering I'm using on my Windows machine, the MX800.


I did a Google search on compatible Mac keyboards and discovered the 
Logitedh diNovo keyboard, its a Bluetooth board and seems to be very 
highly regarded so I thought I'd give it a try, I've ordered one and 
I should have it after Easter though I do warn anyone considering 
this keyboard that it will set you back around $100.


If anyone on the list has tried one of these boards then I'd be most 
interested in hearing hwat you think or perhaps you've tried another 
Mac compatible keyboard offering.



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Re: [Mac-access]: Compatible Mac Keyboards

[wayne coles]

hello, I use a logitech k750 which is solar powered and is full size with a
number pad and at the moment it is on amazon for 49.99 and I have know
complaints with it and I also use a vm  win 7 and the keyboard works great
on the windows side so hope this helps 

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[mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Dane Trethowan
Sent: Sunday, April 05, 2015 9:00 AM
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Subject: [Mac-access]: Compatible Mac Keyboards

Hi!

I'm looking at other keyboards to use with my Mac other than the one shipped
with the Mac or the one you buy from Apple, I've been using a Bluetooth
keyboard and there's nothing wrong with the board per say though I'm very
much impressed with the look and feel of the latest Logitech offering I'm
using on my Windows machine, the MX800.

I did a Google search on compatible Mac keyboards and discovered the
Logitedh diNovo keyboard, its a Bluetooth board and seems to be very highly
regarded so I thought I'd give it a try, I've ordered one and I should have
it after Easter though I do warn anyone considering this keyboard that it
will set you back around $100.

If anyone on the list has tried one of these boards then I'd be most
interested in hearing hwat you think or perhaps you've tried another Mac
compatible keyboard offering.


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[Mac-access]: does any one know how i can subscribe to a podcast using down cast for the mac?

[Adrian Leong]

does any one know how i can subscribe to a podcast usigdown cast for the mac?
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Re: [Mac-access]: Compatible Mac Keyboards

[David Griffith]

I have a fantastic Mac Keyboard but a warning it it is a luxury product 
at well over £100 but is the best keyboard I have ever used on the Mac. 
It is everything that the Mac keyboard should have been, with fantastic 
key travel. Warning this is nothing like those ultar thin models that 
Apple has for some reason moved to. which I personally hate. This is 
about five times as thick, is heavy and hefty and built like a tank 
with quality build all over.   This is certainly not portable, but 
if you want a tactile, comfortable ergonomic keyboard  that is a joy to 
type on fore the Mac you cannot go wrong. The only thing is that it does 
not have a split keyboard layout which I personally prefer but it it 
nevertheless extremely good.  and completely Vo compatible. The only 
adjustment I had to make is customize one key in the numpad commander 
but I can go into that if somebody actually wants me to.

I will never go back to Apple keyboards.
It is called the tactile pro
The UK version is on
http://www.keyboardco.com/keyboard/matias-tactile-pro-for-mac-uk.asp

I am sure there are US versions.

David Griffith
On 05/04/2015 14:21, Ann Byrne wrote:
Because I don't like the touch on the Apple keyboard, I bought a 
McAlly keyboard instead.  it was inexpensive, had a great feel, and 
only some of the time would it respond to the VO keys.  So I'm back 
with the Apple, but I would like one that more give when I push the keys.


At 08:00 AM 4/5/2015, you wrote:

Hi!

I'm looking at other keyboards to use with my Mac other than the one 
shipped with the Mac or the one you buy from Apple, I've been using a 
Bluetooth keyboard and there's nothing wrong with the board per say 
though I'm very much impressed with the look and feel of the latest 
Logitech offering I'm using on my Windows machine, the MX800.


I did a Google search on compatible Mac keyboards and discovered the 
Logitedh diNovo keyboard, its a Bluetooth board and seems to be very 
highly regarded so I thought I'd give it a try, I've ordered one and 
I should have it after Easter though I do warn anyone considering 
this keyboard that it will set you back around $100.


If anyone on the list has tried one of these boards then I'd be most 
interested in hearing hwat you think or perhaps you've tried another 
Mac compatible keyboard offering.



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Re: [Mac-access]: does any one know how i can subscribe to a podcast using down cast for the mac?

[Sarah k Alawami]

1. launch down cast
2. hit cmd 3 to add a podcast, if not it's cmd 4. 
3. go to the first table, interact then go to the item where it says enter url.
4. Once you stop interacting a pop up should appear, or appear right away
5. follow the prompts. The main one is the url
6 vo right to subscribe and activate that button
7. hit done if you see you have been subscribed.


> On Apr 5, 2015, at 8:07 AM, Adrian Leong  wrote:
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> does any one know how i can subscribe to a podcast usigdown cast for the mac?
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Re: [Mac-access]: Compatible Mac Keyboards

[Eileen]

Does this keyboard have a NumPad? It would be nice to have every
access to the up/down and the end/home keys.

Thanks for the info.

Eileen

Sent from my iPhone

> On Apr 5, 2015, at 8:53 AM, David Griffith  wrote:
> 
> I have a fantastic Mac Keyboard but a warning it it is a luxury product at 
> well over £100 but is the best keyboard I have ever used on the Mac. It is 
> everything that the Mac keyboard should have been, with fantastic key travel. 
> Warning this is nothing like those ultar thin models that Apple has for some 
> reason moved to. which I personally hate. This is about five times as thick, 
> is heavy and hefty and built like a tank with quality build all over.   
> This is certainly not portable, but if you want a tactile, comfortable 
> ergonomic keyboard  that is a joy to type on fore the Mac you cannot go 
> wrong. The only thing is that it does not have a split keyboard layout which 
> I personally prefer but it it nevertheless extremely good.  and completely Vo 
> compatible. The only adjustment I had to make is customize one key in the 
> numpad commander but I can go into that if somebody actually wants me to.
> I will never go back to Apple keyboards.
> It is called the tactile pro
> The UK version is on
> http://www.keyboardco.com/keyboard/matias-tactile-pro-for-mac-uk.asp
> 
> I am sure there are US versions.
> 
> David Griffith
>> On 05/04/2015 14:21, Ann Byrne wrote:
>> Because I don't like the touch on the Apple keyboard, I bought a McAlly 
>> keyboard instead.  it was inexpensive, had a great feel, and only some of 
>> the time would it respond to the VO keys.  So I'm back with the Apple, but I 
>> would like one that more give when I push the keys.
>> 
>> At 08:00 AM 4/5/2015, you wrote:
>>> Hi!
>>> 
>>> I'm looking at other keyboards to use with my Mac other than the one 
>>> shipped with the Mac or the one you buy from Apple, I've been using a 
>>> Bluetooth keyboard and there's nothing wrong with the board per say though 
>>> I'm very much impressed with the look and feel of the latest Logitech 
>>> offering I'm using on my Windows machine, the MX800.
>>> 
>>> I did a Google search on compatible Mac keyboards and discovered the 
>>> Logitedh diNovo keyboard, its a Bluetooth board and seems to be very highly 
>>> regarded so I thought I'd give it a try, I've ordered one and I should have 
>>> it after Easter though I do warn anyone considering this keyboard that it 
>>> will set you back around $100.
>>> 
>>> If anyone on the list has tried one of these boards then I'd be most 
>>> interested in hearing hwat you think or perhaps you've tried another Mac 
>>> compatible keyboard offering.
>>> 
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Re: [Mac-access]: Compatible Mac Keyboards

[Diane Bomare]

I use Logitech bluetooth keyboards on my Windows and Mac. The one for the Mac 
is a k750, I think. It is light, has a good feel for the keys, is a full 
keyboard, including numpad. Keys are spaced nicely. The only problem is that 
one has to go to the Logitech site and download keymapping software, because, 
in their infinite wisdom, have the default of the FN keys messed up. 

It is also solar powered, and has an on/off switch. I think it cost about $70 
on Amazon.

HTH,


 Diane Bomar
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On Apr 5, 2015, at 12:57, Eileen  wrote:

Does this keyboard have a NumPad? It would be nice to have every
access to the up/down and the end/home keys.

Thanks for the info.

Eileen

Sent from my iPhone

> On Apr 5, 2015, at 8:53 AM, David Griffith  wrote:
> 
> I have a fantastic Mac Keyboard but a warning it it is a luxury product at 
> well over £100 but is the best keyboard I have ever used on the Mac. It is 
> everything that the Mac keyboard should have been, with fantastic key travel. 
> Warning this is nothing like those ultar thin models that Apple has for some 
> reason moved to. which I personally hate. This is about five times as thick, 
> is heavy and hefty and built like a tank with quality build all over.   
> This is certainly not portable, but if you want a tactile, comfortable 
> ergonomic keyboard  that is a joy to type on fore the Mac you cannot go 
> wrong. The only thing is that it does not have a split keyboard layout which 
> I personally prefer but it it nevertheless extremely good.  and completely Vo 
> compatible. The only adjustment I had to make is customize one key in the 
> numpad commander but I can go into that if somebody actually wants me to.
> I will never go back to Apple keyboards.
> It is called the tactile pro
> The UK version is on
> http://www.keyboardco.com/keyboard/matias-tactile-pro-for-mac-uk.asp
> 
> I am sure there are US versions.
> 
> David Griffith
>> On 05/04/2015 14:21, Ann Byrne wrote:
>> Because I don't like the touch on the Apple keyboard, I bought a McAlly 
>> keyboard instead.  it was inexpensive, had a great feel, and only some of 
>> the time would it respond to the VO keys.  So I'm back with the Apple, but I 
>> would like one that more give when I push the keys.
>> 
>> At 08:00 AM 4/5/2015, you wrote:
>>> Hi!
>>> 
>>> I'm looking at other keyboards to use with my Mac other than the one 
>>> shipped with the Mac or the one you buy from Apple, I've been using a 
>>> Bluetooth keyboard and there's nothing wrong with the board per say though 
>>> I'm very much impressed with the look and feel of the latest Logitech 
>>> offering I'm using on my Windows machine, the MX800.
>>> 
>>> I did a Google search on compatible Mac keyboards and discovered the 
>>> Logitedh diNovo keyboard, its a Bluetooth board and seems to be very highly 
>>> regarded so I thought I'd give it a tr
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Re: [Mac-access]: Compatible Mac Keyboards

[Diane Bomare]

David,
Thanks for the information about this keyboard. I was not familiar with that 
brand. Do you have the quiet or the pro? 
Do you have a list of the alternate function keys? 
Also, I would be ingerested in receiving information about the num commander 
key, as I just ordered one from Amazon. It won't arrive until Wednesday.
Thanks, Diane Bomar
Sent from my iPhone

On Apr 5, 2015, at 09:53, David Griffith  wrote:

I have a fantastic Mac Keyboard but a warning it it is a luxury product at well 
over £100 but is the best keyboard I have ever used on the Mac. It is 
everything that the Mac keyboard should have been, with fantastic key travel. 
Warning this is nothing like those ultar thin models that Apple has for some 
reason moved to. which I personally hate. This is about five times as thick, is 
heavy and hefty and built like a tank with quality build all over.   This 
is certainly not portable, but if you want a tactile, comfortable ergonomic 
keyboard  that is a joy to type on fore the Mac you cannot go wrong. The only 
thing is that it does not have a split keyboard layout which I personally 
prefer but it it nevertheless extremely good.  and completely Vo compatible. 
The only adjustment I had to make is customize one key in the numpad commander 
but I can go into that if somebody actually wants me to.
I will never go back to Apple keyboards.
It is called the tactile pro
The UK version is on
http://www.keyboardco.com/keyboard/matias-tactile-pro-for-mac-uk.asp

I am sure there are US versions.

David Griffith
> On 05/04/2015 14:21, Ann Byrne wrote:
> Because I don't like the touch on the Apple keyboard, I bought a McAlly 
> keyboard instead.  it was inexpensive, had a great feel, and only some of the 
> time would it respond to the VO keys.  So I'm back with the Apple, but I 
> would like one that more give when I push the keys.
> 
> At 08:00 AM 4/5/2015, you wrote:
>> Hi!
>> 
>> I'm looking at other keyboards to use with my Mac other than the one shipped 
>> with the Mac or the one you buy from Apple, I've been using a Bluetooth 
>> keyboard and there's nothing wrong with the board per say though I'm very 
>> much impressed with the look and feel of the latest Logitech offering I'm 
>> using on my Windows machine, the MX800.
>> 
>> I did a Google search on compatible Mac keyboards and discovered the 
>> Logitedh diNovo keyboard, its a Bluetooth board and seems to be very highly 
>> regarded so I thought I'd give it a try, I've ordered one and I should have 
>> it after Easter though I do warn anyone considering this keyboard that it 
>> will set you back around $100.
>> 
>> If anyone on the list has tried one of these boards then I'd be most 
>> interested in hearing hwat you think or perhaps you've tried another Mac 
>> compatible keyboard offering.
>> 
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Re: [Mac-access]: Compatible Mac Keyboards

[Diane Bomare]

Correction to previous post. My Logitech keyboards for PC and MAC are NOT 
bluetooth. I keep forgetting that they each use Logitech's little USb 
transmitter, so they are wireless.   
 Diane Bomar
Sent from my iPhone

On Apr 5, 2015, at 13:28, Diane Bomare  wrote:

I use Logitech bluetooth keyboards on my Windows and Mac. The one for the Mac 
is a k750, I think. It is light, has a good feel for the keys, is a full 
keyboard, including numpad. Keys are spaced nicely. The only problem is that 
one has to go to the Logitech site and download keymapping software, because, 
in their infinite wisdom, have the default of the FN keys messed up. 

It is also solar powered, and has an on/off switch. I think it cost about $70 
on Amazon.

HTH,


Diane Bomar
Sent from my iPhone

On Apr 5, 2015, at 12:57, Eileen  wrote:

Does this keyboard have a NumPad? It would be nice to have every
access to the up/down and the end/home keys.

Thanks for the info.

Eileen

Sent from my iPhone

> On Apr 5, 2015, at 8:53 AM, David Griffith  wrote:
> 
> I have a fantastic Mac Keyboard but a warning it it is a luxury product at 
> well over £100 but is the best keyboard I have ever used on the Mac. It is 
> everything that the Mac keyboard should have been, with fantastic key travel. 
> Warning this is nothing like those ultar thin models that Apple has for some 
> reason moved to. which I personally hate. This is about five times as thick, 
> is heavy and hefty and built like a tank with quality build all over.   
> This is certainly not portable, but if you want a tactile, comfortable 
> ergonomic keyboard  that is a joy to type on fore the Mac you cannot go 
> wrong. The only thing is that it does not have a split keyboard layout which 
> I personally prefer but it it nevertheless extremely good.  and completely Vo 
> compatible. The only adjustment I had to make is customize one key in the 
> numpad commander but I can go into that if somebody actually wants me to.
> I will never go back to Apple keyboards.
> It is called the tactile pro
> The UK version is on
> http://www.keyboardco.com/keyboard/matias-tactile-pro-for-mac-uk.asp
> 
> I am sure there are US versions.
> 
> David Griffith
>> On 05/04/2015 14:21, Ann Byrne wrote:
>> Because I don't like the touch on the Apple keyboard, I bought a McAlly 
>> keyboard instead.  it was inexpensive, had a great feel, and only some of 
>> the time would it respond to the VO keys.  So I'm back with the Apple, but I 
>> would like one that more give when I push the keys.
>> 
>> At 08:00 AM 4/5/2015, you wrote:
>>> Hi!
>>> 
>>> I'm looking at other keyboards to use with my Mac other than the one 
>>> shipped with the Mac or the one you buy from Apple, I've been using a 
>>> Bluetooth keyboard and there's nothing wrong with the board per say though 
>>> I'm very much impressed with the look and feel of the latest Logitech 
>>> offering I'm using on my Windows machine, the MX800.
>>> 
>>> I did a Google search on compatible Mac keyboards and discovered the 
>>> Logitedh diNovo keyboard, its a Bluetooth board and seems to be very highly 
>>> regarded so I thought I'd give it a tr
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[Mac-access]: is it ok to have many apps running at once?

[Adrian Leong]

is it ok to have many apps running at once on the mac?
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Re: [Mac-access]: Compatible Mac Keyboards

[David Griffith]

I have the Tactile Pro.
I think the function keys are pretty much  identical to what you get on 
a   traditional Apple keyboard. That is I can mute, raise and decrease 
volume, launch itunes etc.


The only slight annoyance is that they have left the = key off the 
numpad and actually emulated the Windows numpad layout. The = key is 
used for bringing up the menu bar in numpad commander so is a useful 
command.


To resolve this I remapped the Voiceover help key on the numpad, which 
is the  minus   or dash key to be the menu key. You can still of course 
use VO H to bring up voiceover help if you need to.


Remapping the minus key to be the menu key rather than voiceover help is 
easy to do If you go to commanders in the Voiceover Utility table.


you can see under the mumpad tab the  whole range of key shortcuts 
available with numpad commander.
Simply find the minus/dash key in the commands table and on the pop up 
button
where it says bring up voiceover help  then press on that and navigate 
through the available commands and  replace this with the go to menu 
command.

Hope you enjoy your keyboard.

David Griffith

On 05/ 04/2015 21:13, Diane Bomare wrote:

David,
Thanks for the information about this keyboard. I was not familiar with that 
brand. Do you have the quiet or the pro?
Do you have a list of the alternate function keys?
Also, I would be ingerested in receiving information about the num commander 
key, as I just ordered one from Amazon. It won't arrive until Wednesday.
Thanks, Diane Bomar
Sent from my iPhone

On Apr 5, 2015, at 09:53, David Griffith  wrote:

I have a fantastic Mac Keyboard but a warning it it is a luxury product at well 
over £100 but is the best keyboard I have ever used on the Mac. It is 
everything that the Mac keyboard should have been, with fantastic key travel. 
Warning this is nothing like those ultar thin models that Apple has for some 
reason moved to. which I personally hate. This is about five times as thick, is 
heavy and hefty and built like a tank with quality build all over.   This 
is certainly not portable, but if you want a tactile, comfortable ergonomic 
keyboard  that is a joy to type on fore the Mac you cannot go wrong. The only 
thing is that it does not have a split keyboard layout which I personally 
prefer but it it nevertheless extremely good.  and completely Vo compatible. 
The only adjustment I had to make is customize one key in the numpad commander 
but I can go into that if somebody actually wants me to.
I will never go back to Apple keyboards.
It is called the tactile pro
The UK version is on
http://www.keyboardco.com/keyboard/matias-tactile-pro-for-mac-uk.asp

I am sure there are US versions.

David Griffith

On 05/04/2015 14:21, Ann Byrne wrote:
Because I don't like the touch on the Apple keyboard, I bought a McAlly 
keyboard instead.  it was inexpensive, had a great feel, and only some of the 
time would it respond to the VO keys.  So I'm back with the Apple, but I would 
like one that more give when I push the keys.

At 08:00 AM 4/5/2015, you wrote:

Hi!

I'm looking at other keyboards to use with my Mac other than the one shipped 
with the Mac or the one you buy from Apple, I've been using a Bluetooth 
keyboard and there's nothing wrong with the board per say though I'm very much 
impressed with the look and feel of the latest Logitech offering I'm using on 
my Windows machine, the MX800.

I did a Google search on compatible Mac keyboards and discovered the Logitedh 
diNovo keyboard, its a Bluetooth board and seems to be very highly regarded so 
I thought I'd give it a try, I've ordered one and I should have it after Easter 
though I do warn anyone considering this keyboard that it will set you back 
around $100.

If anyone on the list has tried one of these boards then I'd be most interested 
in hearing hwat you think or perhaps you've tried another Mac compatible 
keyboard offering.


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Re: [Mac-access]: Compatible Mac Keyboards

[David Griffith]

Yes it has

a numpad and the full set of home end page up page down keys etc.
It is what Apple should have provided as their extended keyboard.

David Griffith

On 05/04/2015 19:57, Eileen wrote:

Does this keyboard have a NumPad? It would be nice to have every
access to the up/down and the end/home keys.

Thanks for the info.

Eileen

Sent from my iPhone


On Apr 5, 2015, at 8:53 AM, David Griffith  wrote:

I have a fantastic Mac Keyboard but a warning it it is a luxury product at well 
over £100 but is the best keyboard I have ever used on the Mac. It is 
everything that the Mac keyboard should have been, with fantastic key travel. 
Warning this is nothing like those ultar thin models that Apple has for some 
reason moved to. which I personally hate. This is about five times as thick, is 
heavy and hefty and built like a tank with quality build all over.   This 
is certainly not portable, but if you want a tactile, comfortable ergonomic 
keyboard  that is a joy to type on fore the Mac you cannot go wrong. The only 
thing is that it does not have a split keyboard layout which I personally 
prefer but it it nevertheless extremely good.  and completely Vo compatible. 
The only adjustment I had to make is customize one key in the numpad commander 
but I can go into that if somebody actually wants me to.
I will never go back to Apple keyboards.
It is called the tactile pro
The UK version is on
http://www.keyboardco.com/keyboard/matias-tactile-pro-for-mac-uk.asp

I am sure there are US versions.

David Griffith

On 05/04/2015 14:21, Ann Byrne wrote:
Because I don't like the touch on the Apple keyboard, I bought a McAlly 
keyboard instead.  it was inexpensive, had a great feel, and only some of the 
time would it respond to the VO keys.  So I'm back with the Apple, but I would 
like one that more give when I push the keys.

At 08:00 AM 4/5/2015, you wrote:

Hi!

I'm looking at other keyboards to use with my Mac other than the one shipped 
with the Mac or the one you buy from Apple, I've been using a Bluetooth 
keyboard and there's nothing wrong with the board per say though I'm very much 
impressed with the look and feel of the latest Logitech offering I'm using on 
my Windows machine, the MX800.

I did a Google search on compatible Mac keyboards and discovered the Logitedh 
diNovo keyboard, its a Bluetooth board and seems to be very highly regarded so 
I thought I'd give it a try, I've ordered one and I should have it after Easter 
though I do warn anyone considering this keyboard that it will set you back 
around $100.

If anyone on the list has tried one of these boards then I'd be most interested 
in hearing hwat you think or perhaps you've tried another Mac compatible 
keyboard offering.


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Re: [Mac-access]: is it ok to have many apps running at once?

[Christopher-Mark Gilland]

Depends on how much ram you've got.  Unless you start seeing things 
lag/crawl, you should be fine.


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Subject: [Mac-access]: is it ok to have many apps running at once?



is it ok to have many apps running at once on the mac?
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