[Mac-access]: How can I see plist files?

[Kristeen Hughes]

I am trying to see the plist files for programs like mail. I go to the users 
folder and I press command+shift+h and under home I have my user name and a 
folder called shared. Under the folder with my username there are only the 
usual folders such as dropbox, music, movies, etc. Under shared there is a 
library/preferences folder, but in it there are only about four files all 
pertaining to the same program. Where are all the plist files that are supposed 
to be shown? I’m using Yosemite.


Kristeen Hughes
khwi...@gmail.com



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Re: Question about booting my Mac in recovery mode

[Kristeen Hughes]

I am not sure. It was acting fine this morning, but now it will not speak to me 
after booting. I am not even sure if it is booting all the way.

Kristeen Hughes

> On Oct 14, 2014, at 12:10 PM, Eleanor Martha Burke 
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> What is the problem with your Mac?
> - Original Message - From: "Kristeen Hughes" 
> To: "OS X & iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2014 4:42 PM
> Subject: Question about booting my Mac in recovery mode
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> 
>> There is something wrong with my Mac. I would like to boot into recovery 
>> mode and see what I can do. I have a couple of questions. Can you do this 
>> with a Bluetooth keyboard? If you need a USB keyboard, how do you do it if 
>> you have a PC keyboard?I have used a PC keyboard on the Mac before for short 
>> period of time, but I do not remember which keys are mapped to the option 
>> and command keys.
>> 
>> Thanks for any help you can provide.
>> 
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Question about booting my Mac in recovery mode

[Kristeen Hughes]

There is something wrong with my Mac. I would like to boot into recovery mode 
and see what I can do. I have a couple of questions. Can you do this with a 
Bluetooth keyboard? If you need a USB keyboard, how do you do it if you have a 
PC keyboard?I have used a PC keyboard on the Mac before for short period of 
time, but I do not remember which keys are mapped to the option and command 
keys.

Thanks for any help you can provide.


Kristeen Hughes
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Re: question about Backblaze

[Kristeen Hughes]

When I open the Backblaze program, the System Preferences window opens, and I 
can't get it to stop being busy long enough to accomplish anything. if I go to 
the Backblaze site through Safari, There is a link to my external drive, but 
nothing happens when I click on it. I have about two terrabytes of info on that 
drive and I don't want to lose it. Any further info that you think might help?

Kristeen

On Oct 11, 2014, at 2:20 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> Actually all you need to do is check the image above the file and folder 
> name. It's actually quite easy to do. I have a set of insteuctions here. 
> 
> http://audioboom.com/boos/2423365-a-review-of-the-backblaze-restore-and-a-suggestion-for-the-back-blaze-client
> 
> Take care. 
> On Oct 11, 2014, at 8:31 AM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
> 
>> I know that Sarah uses this service. Does anyone else? I signed up for the 
>> free trial. I did this simply because I thought it would be wonderful 
>> protection. My three TB drive is now nonfunctional. I know that at least 
>> some, if not all of the data is on the Backblaze backup, but I can
>> t figure out how to restore it. I choose the link for that drive, but it 
>> shows me no way to select files and folders and does not list them. I can 
>> see things if I search for them, but again, I have no way to choose them for 
>> restoration, nor would searching for that much data be at all efficient. Can 
>> anyone tell me what I'm missing?
>> 
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question about Backblaze

[Kristeen Hughes]

I know that Sarah uses this service. Does anyone else? I signed up for the free 
trial. I did this simply because I thought it would be wonderful protection. My 
three TB drive is now nonfunctional. I know that at least some, if not all of 
the data is on the Backblaze backup, but I can
t figure out how to restore it. I choose the link for that drive, but it shows 
me no way to select files and folders and does not list them. I can see things 
if I search for them, but again, I have no way to choose them for restoration, 
nor would searching for that much data be at all efficient. Can anyone tell me 
what I'm missing?

Kristeen

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Re: App question

[Kristeen Hughes]

Is there a command list or a manual for terminal?

Kristeen

On Aug 18, 2014, at 4:11 PM, Travis Siegel  wrote:

> To redirect to a file, you use the greater than symbol before the filename 
> I.E.
> ls>out.txt
> The vertical bar | is used to string commands together.
> I.E.
> ls|grep zip
> will first list all the files, then pipe the output to the grep command, 
> which will then check all the file names for zip, and only display those that 
> have zip in the filename.  If you want the final output in a file, then you 
> can add >out.txt to the end of the command line like this:
> ls|grep zip>out.txt
> which will cause it to write the matches it found with grep into a file 
> called out.txt
> hth.
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>> How do you put your output of the ls cmd  of that in a text file? I'm 
>> drawing a blank regarding this.  I think you use the | simbole but the last 
>> time I did that with sudo fs_usage it crashed my computer. Unless I did 
>> somthign wrong. lol!
>> 
>> Thanks. and I also will give that a try.
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Re: App question

[Kristeen Hughes]

This is correct. I've never used Apple scripts, although I've always wanted to 
learn. Maybe this is my impetus.

Kristeen
On Aug 17, 2014, at 10:53 AM, Gordon Smith  wrote:

> Hi Kristine
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> Could you not use a simple AppleScript to do this for you?  I would imagine 
> that you can simply add the could just embed the commands into the script and 
> run it, simple as that.  If you wanted to really develop this I’m pretty sure 
> you could develop or have developed for you a more advanced series of scripts 
> to do selective listing.  Failing that, I’m sure that somebody on list would 
> be able to produce that for you without to much inconvenience.  If I 
> understand your meaning correctly, all you’re asking for is a simple list of 
> files and folders either nested or otherwise, maybe listing every file in a 
> selected folder.  Is that correct?
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> On 17 Aug 2014, at 15:06, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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> Is there an app for the Mac that will list folders and files contained on a 
> hard drive? There were a few of these for the PC and I'd really like one, if 
> possible.
> 
> Thanks.
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App question

[Kristeen Hughes]

Is there an app for the Mac that will list folders and files contained on a 
hard drive? There were a few of these for the PC and I'd really like one, if 
possible.

Thanks.

Kristeen

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Re: List Membership, please read

[Kristeen Hughes]

I am one of the guilty people.
I would like to stay on the Mac Access list. I would also like to know how to 
subscribe to technochat.

E-Mail address is:
khwi...@gmail.org.

Thank you for all that you help to do.

Kristeen

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Re: Stay on Mac Access

[Kristeen Hughes]

As do I!

Kristeen
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Re: itunes has changed after updates

[Kristeen Hughes]

What do you mean by modifying the actual file via the context menu?

Kristeen

On May 16, 2014, at 2:50 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> Actually being unable to move around with arrows and tagging in  a song to 
> search for it in the table has always been an issue for the last 4 years. 
> 
> what you can do is simply vo cmd enter twice on the first item you want to 
> select, then vo enter once on each item thereafter. Then you can take action. 
> 
> Remember that the tags only changes the xml file it does not modify the 
> files, unless you ask it to via your contextual menu.
> 
> Take care.
> On May 16, 2014, at 11:30 AM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
> 
>> After the updates I can no longer type the first few letters or words and 
>> have iTunes go to a song. I also can't move through my list of songs by 
>> using up and down arrow. I have to interact, which means I can't sellect a 
>> number of songs to do an operation such as tagging them. Is there a setting 
>> I can fix?
>> 
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Re: itunes has changed after updates

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I have been able to do it up until last night.

Kristeen
On May 16, 2014, at 2:50 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> Actually being unable to move around with arrows and tagging in  a song to 
> search for it in the table has always been an issue for the last 4 years. 
> 
> what you can do is simply vo cmd enter twice on the first item you want to 
> select, then vo enter once on each item thereafter. Then you can take action. 
> 
> Remember that the tags only changes the xml file it does not modify the 
> files, unless you ask it to via your contextual menu.
> 
> Take care.
> On May 16, 2014, at 11:30 AM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>> After the updates I can no longer type the first few letters or words and 
>> have iTunes go to a song. I also can't move through my list of songs by 
>> using up and down arrow. I have to interact, which means I can't sellect a 
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Re: itunes has changed after updates

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Thanks. I hope they fix it someday.

Kristeen
On May 16, 2014, at 2:36 PM, Zachary Kline  wrote:

> Hi,
> I have a couple answers for you. The thing which seems to have been broken is 
> reading of what is selected when you use the arrow keys in lists. You can 
> still select if you interact, with vo-command-enter on each track you want to 
> chose. 
> I can’t duplicate the problem with autocompleted song names. I type one into 
> the search box and hi downarrow to pop up the list of possibilities.
> On May 16, 2014, at 11:30 AM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
> 
>> After the updates I can no longer type the first few letters or words and 
>> have iTunes go to a song. I also can't move through my list of songs by 
>> using up and down arrow. I have to interact, which means I can't sellect a 
>> number of songs to do an operation such as tagging them. Is there a setting 
>> I can fix?
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itunes has changed after updates

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After the updates I can no longer type the first few letters or words and have 
iTunes go to a song. I also can't move through my list of songs by using up and 
down arrow. I have to interact, which means I can't sellect a number of songs 
to do an operation such as tagging them. Is there a setting I can fix?

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Re: FLASH PLAYER PROBLEMS

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I did this and I ran the installation and it still didn't change anything. 
Where would the corrupted file be, if I deleted the stuff in the home library 
folder. I have downloaded the installer several different times, in case it was 
the issue.

Kristeen

On May 5, 2014, at 3:00 PM, isaac  wrote:

> If you open it and inside it it has a .app extensionn then copy it to you’re 
> applications folder.
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> On May 5, 2014, at 1:57 PM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>> No, I ran it from the downloads folder. There was no instruction that it 
>> needed to be in applications. Will that help?
>> 
>> Kristeen
>> 
>> On May 5, 2014, at 2:51 PM, isaac  wrote:
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>>> Did you copy it to the applications folder before starting the installer.
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>>> On May 5, 2014, at 1:00 PM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>>>> I DIDN'T HAVE THE LATEST VERSION AND I DID THE FOLLOWING, PER INSTRUCTIONS 
>>>> ON THE WEB SITE AS I WENT ALONG. I DOWNLOADED THE LATEST VERSION AND THEN 
>>>> OPENED THE IMAGE AND RAN THE INSTALLER. IT COULD NOT COMPLETE. I 
>>>> DOWNLOADED THE MAC UNINSTALLER AND RAN IT. I THEN DELETED BOTH THE CACHE 
>>>> FOR IT AND THE FOLDER OUT OF PREFERENCES. I THEN RESTARTED MY COMPUTER. I 
>>>> THEN RAN THE INSTALLER AGAIN. THIS TIME IT FINISHED AND THE ADOBE SITE 
>>>> THANKED ME FOR USING IT. WHEN, HOWEVER, I CLICK ON A VIDEO I WISH TO IEW, 
>>>> I GET THE SAME MESSAGE I GOT BEFORE TELLING ME TO GET FLASH PLAYER BECAUSE 
>>>> IT IS NEEDED TO VIEW VIDEO CONTENT.
>>>> 
>>>> I TRULY DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M MISSING.
>>>> 
>>>> THANKS FOR ANY ADVICE.
>>>> 
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Re: FLASH PLAYER PROBLEMS

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No, I ran it from the downloads folder. There was no instruction that it needed 
to be in applications. Will that help?

Kristeen

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> Did you copy it to the applications folder before starting the installer.
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> On May 5, 2014, at 1:00 PM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>> I DIDN'T HAVE THE LATEST VERSION AND I DID THE FOLLOWING, PER INSTRUCTIONS 
>> ON THE WEB SITE AS I WENT ALONG. I DOWNLOADED THE LATEST VERSION AND THEN 
>> OPENED THE IMAGE AND RAN THE INSTALLER. IT COULD NOT COMPLETE. I DOWNLOADED 
>> THE MAC UNINSTALLER AND RAN IT. I THEN DELETED BOTH THE CACHE FOR IT AND THE 
>> FOLDER OUT OF PREFERENCES. I THEN RESTARTED MY COMPUTER. I THEN RAN THE 
>> INSTALLER AGAIN. THIS TIME IT FINISHED AND THE ADOBE SITE THANKED ME FOR 
>> USING IT. WHEN, HOWEVER, I CLICK ON A VIDEO I WISH TO IEW, I GET THE SAME 
>> MESSAGE I GOT BEFORE TELLING ME TO GET FLASH PLAYER BECAUSE IT IS NEEDED TO 
>> VIEW VIDEO CONTENT.
>> 
>> I TRULY DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M MISSING.
>> 
>> THANKS FOR ANY ADVICE.
>> 
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FLASH PLAYER PROBLEMS

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I DIDN'T HAVE THE LATEST VERSION AND I DID THE FOLLOWING, PER INSTRUCTIONS ON 
THE WEB SITE AS I WENT ALONG. I DOWNLOADED THE LATEST VERSION AND THEN OPENED 
THE IMAGE AND RAN THE INSTALLER. IT COULD NOT COMPLETE. I DOWNLOADED THE MAC 
UNINSTALLER AND RAN IT. I THEN DELETED BOTH THE CACHE FOR IT AND THE FOLDER OUT 
OF PREFERENCES. I THEN RESTARTED MY COMPUTER. I THEN RAN THE INSTALLER AGAIN. 
THIS TIME IT FINISHED AND THE ADOBE SITE THANKED ME FOR USING IT. WHEN, 
HOWEVER, I CLICK ON A VIDEO I WISH TO IEW, I GET THE SAME MESSAGE I GOT BEFORE 
TELLING ME TO GET FLASH PLAYER BECAUSE IT IS NEEDED TO VIEW VIDEO CONTENT.

I TRULY DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M MISSING.

THANKS FOR ANY ADVICE.

KRISTEEN

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getting songs into iTunes that you purchased on the phone

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I was out and I purchased a few songs. I did this on the iPhone, but I don't 
know how to get them into my iTunes library on the Mac. Would appreciate the 
help.

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We have a Macbook and it has been downgraded to Mountain Lion by our Apple 
store. We have set up mail and all is well, but the notification center will 
not stop coming up constantly. We have removed mail from it and we have removed 
it from the extras menu, orhidden it the way System preferences has described. 
It will not go away. You can't use mail if it is constantly interrupting.

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How do I show my plist files? I have to rebuild one of them, and I can't 
remember how.

Thanks much.

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Re: Google Chrome on the Mac

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The links don't show in Safari. There is supposed to be a lind after each name 
on a particular page, for example. Safaru simply doesn't see them.

Kristeen

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> Have you tried using the rotor in safari to get to the links faster?
> On Mar 19, 2014, at 8:44 AM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>> There are certain links that it does not show. I know they're there and with 
>> a Windows machine people see them. VO crashes a lot with Item chooser and 
>> sometimes just because. If I use the back button, it takes me to an entirely 
>> different area. It makes a site I'm using a lot right now almost 
>> unmanageable. I don't know if I have a configuration that should be changed 
>> or what, but there is some of it.
>> 
>> Kristeen
>> 
>> On Mar 19, 2014, at 9:26 AM, isaac  wrote:
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>>> What problems are you having with safari on the mac?On Mar 19, 2014, at 
>>> 7:55 AM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>>>> Do you folks like Chrome better than Safari for the mac? I am having some 
>>>> trouble with Safari on pages I use a lot, and am wondering about trying 
>>>> Chrome.
>>>> 
>>>> Kristeen
>>>> 
>>>> On Mar 18, 2014, at 4:23 PM, Juaanita Marttin  
>>>> wrote:
>>>> 
>>>>> I just installed Google Chrome on the MacBook Air.  Are there any tips 
>>>>> and tricks I should know about using it?  Any settings that would make it 
>>>>> more accessible?  I’ve already made it the default browser.
>>>>> Thanks.
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Re: Google Chrome on the Mac

[Kristeen Hughes]

There are certain links that it does not show. I know they're there and with a 
Windows machine people see them. VO crashes a lot with Item chooser and 
sometimes just because. If I use the back button, it takes me to an entirely 
different area. It makes a site I'm using a lot right now almost unmanageable. 
I don't know if I have a configuration that should be changed or what, but 
there is some of it.

Kristeen

On Mar 19, 2014, at 9:26 AM, isaac  wrote:

> What problems are you having with safari on the mac?On Mar 19, 2014, at 7:55 
> AM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>> Do you folks like Chrome better than Safari for the mac? I am having some 
>> trouble with Safari on pages I use a lot, and am wondering about trying 
>> Chrome.
>> 
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Re: Google Chrome on the Mac

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Do you folks like Chrome better than Safari for the mac? I am having some 
trouble with Safari on pages I use a lot, and am wondering about trying Chrome.

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Re: Item Chooser turning VO off

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Thanks for this info. I will report this. It happens a lot more to me than it 
should and it has from the start.

Kristeen
On Mar 17, 2014, at 10:14 PM, Zachary Kline  wrote:

> Hi,
> THis is a VoiceOver crash, and should not be happening. might I suggest using 
> the web rotor instead? It’s a sortable list of the elements on a web page, 
> and more focused than the Item CHooser. Try it with cmd-u.
> That being said, I’d report this one to Apple Accessibility. I don’t use the 
> Item CHoose at all myself, but I’m sure they’ll want to know about it. Their 
> adress is accessibil...@apple.com.
> Best,
> Zack.
> On Mar 17, 2014, at 7:09 PM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
> 
>> When I am in Safari, not all but some times, if I want to use the item 
>> chooser, I will press vo+i and after a short time of busy, the Mac will say, 
>> "welcome to Mac OS 10; Voiceover is running." There is no item chooser list. 
>> I'm not sure if it makes a difference how many items are on a page, but I 
>> think the more items, the more likely it is to happen. Does anyone know why 
>> this is happening? It makes dealing with some very important sites on the 
>> web very difficult.
>> 
>> Thanks in advance.
>> 
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Item Chooser turning VO off

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When I am in Safari, not all but some times, if I want to use the item chooser, 
I will press vo+i and after a short time of busy, the Mac will say, "welcome to 
Mac OS 10; Voiceover is running." There is no item chooser list. I'm not sure 
if it makes a difference how many items are on a page, but I think the more 
items, the more likely it is to happen. Does anyone know why this is happening? 
It makes dealing with some very important sites on the web very difficult.

Thanks in advance.

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Re: Question about a busy app

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Is this something you are doing through terminal?

Kristeen

On Mar 9, 2014, at 2:10 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> Actually  I can get to it by typing it lower cased.
> 
> ~/library
> 
> You can also unhide it so it always shows up but I would not recommend this 
> if you are a beginner, or someone like me who brakes things. lol! 
> 
> Take care and be blessed.
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>> ~ is a fancy way of saying your home folder, where Documents, DOwnloads and 
>> so on are. There is a Library folder inside it as well, but by default it’s 
>> hidden.
>> I suggest hitting cmd-shift-g to open the “Go to Folder,” prompt, typing 
>> ~/Library, with the L capitalized, and hitting enter. That will take you 
>> there withoug needing to muck about with unhiding the folder.
>> Best,
>> Zack.
>> On Mar 9, 2014, at 10:57 AM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>>> How do you get to the folder called ~?
>>> 
>>> Thanks.
>>> 
>>> Kristeen
>>> 
>>> On Mar 9, 2014, at 1:36 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
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>>>> 1. What app is it.
>>>> 
>>>> 2. Have you tried restarting the mac or vo?
>>>> 
>>>> If yes then go to ~/library/preferences and look for the plist file, with 
>>>> the app closed of corse, then move it to the trash and empty the trash.
>>>> 
>>>> Restart the app and then see if the busy thing goes away.
>>>> 
>>>> Take care.
>>>> On Mar 9, 2014, at 6:50 AM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>>>>> I have an app that will become busy almost immediately after opening it. 
>>>>> Where are the plist files that can be deleted so that they can be 
>>>>> rebuilt. I remember seeing this, but I can't seem to find the info now.
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>>>>> Thanks.
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Re: Question about a busy app

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How do you get to the folder called ~?

Thanks.

Kristeen

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> 
> 2. Have you tried restarting the mac or vo?
> 
> If yes then go to ~/library/preferences and look for the plist file, with the 
> app closed of corse, then move it to the trash and empty the trash.
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> Restart the app and then see if the busy thing goes away.
> 
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>> I have an app that will become busy almost immediately after opening it. 
>> Where are the plist files that can be deleted so that they can be rebuilt. I 
>> remember seeing this, but I can't seem to find the info now.
>> 
>> Thanks.
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Re: Question about a busy app

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Yes, I have done those things. It has been happening since the Mavericks 
update. I'm not sure if it is an OS thing, or if the app is now too old. It's 
the news reader, Unison. I can't use the newest version because it is not 
accessible. I'm afraid I'm going to lose my ability to use it, if deleting this 
file does not help.

Kristeen

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> 
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> app closed of corse, then move it to the trash and empty the trash.
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> 
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>> I have an app that will become busy almost immediately after opening it. 
>> Where are the plist files that can be deleted so that they can be rebuilt. I 
>> remember seeing this, but I can't seem to find the info now.
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Question about a busy app

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I have an app that will become busy almost immediately after opening it. Where 
are the plist files that can be deleted so that they can be rebuilt. I remember 
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Question about the Focus 40 BT

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I want so much to use this display more effectively with my Mac. I think there 
are things I don't know. If anyone uses this on a regular basis, say in Pages 
or Mail, could they try and answer some questions?
The most troubling thing at the moment, is that my routing keys do nothing. I 
would think they should route the display to a letter or word, but I don't know 
how to get them to function in any way. I'll strt there.

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Adobe Flash Update

[Kristeen Hughes]

Hello, The message is up on my mac that there is an update for Adobe Flash and 
there is an "update" and an "image" and there is also zoom and close. I can't 
get anything to work. This has happened before and the only button that I know 
will work is the close button, so I don't press it. I have tried mouse commands 
as well as the usual vo+space. How can I get this to happen?

Thanks.
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editing PDF files on the Mac

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I know that we can view them with the viewer, but can we navigate and edit 
them? I've never tried it and would like to know how folks are doing it, or if 
they are.

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Re: converting audible files to mp3

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Thanks for all of the responses. I thought Sound Taxi was only a PC app. Nice 
to know it isn't.

Kristeen

On Jan 3, 2014, at 7:46 AM, Sean Murphy  wrote:

> Also there is another app call Sound Taxi. I have not used it so I don't know 
> how it works.
> On 03/01/2014, at 4:28 PM, Ian McNamara  wrote:
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>> I would be grateful for a way to do this also as I am a member of audible 
>> and have a massive library.
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converting audible files to mp3

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Does anyone know of an app for the Mac that will convert books from Audible to 
mp3 files? I thought that Switch would do it, but that doesn't seem to be the 
case, unless there is a plugin that I'm missing.

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Re: deleting individual files from trash

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This is most helpful, but I have one more question. Is right click the same as 
shift+vo+m? When I do that, I don't see a remove option.

Kristeen

On Dec 6, 2013, at 1:14 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> Actually 1 step was omitted.
> 
> 1. go to the doc.
> 
> 2. go to the very end with vo shift end (vo shift fn end on the laptop) and 
> look for trash. 
> 2. hit enter.
> 3. search for what items you want to remove and right click and hit remove. 
> If you hit cmd delete you will restore the files back to their original 
> location.
> 
> Take care. 
> On Dec 6, 2013, at 6:51 AM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>> When I do that, I just get the default sound and nothing happens. Is there a 
>> setting I have wrong?
>> 
>> Kristeen
>> 
>> On Dec 6, 2013, at 9:30 AM, isaac  wrote:
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>>> You can press shift delete to delete multiple files and you can use shift 
>>> down arrow to select files.
>>> -Original Message- From: Kristeen Hughes
>>> Sent: Friday, December 06, 2013 8:22 AM
>>> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
>>> Subject: deleting individual files from trash
>>> 
>>> Hello, Is there a way to sellect a file or files/folders from the trash and 
>>> simply delete them without having to totally empty the entire trash? I 
>>> can't find a way to do this, bur was hoping I am missing something.
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Re: deleting individual files from trash

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When I do that, I just get the default sound and nothing happens. Is there a 
setting I have wrong?

Kristeen

On Dec 6, 2013, at 9:30 AM, isaac  wrote:

> You can press shift delete to delete multiple files and you can use shift 
> down arrow to select files.
> -Original Message----- From: Kristeen Hughes
> Sent: Friday, December 06, 2013 8:22 AM
> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
> Subject: deleting individual files from trash
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> Hello, Is there a way to sellect a file or files/folders from the trash and 
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Hello, Is there a way to sellect a file or files/folders from the trash 
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Re: OCR Solutions for The Mac

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How does it do with mil and envelopes?

Kristeen
On Oct 31, 2013, at 8:07 AM, Dane Trethowan  wrote:

> I’m now using Docuscan+ for the Mac, best OCR solution I’ve used thus far, 
> goodbye to Abbey Fine Reader for sure!
> 
> On 31 Oct 2013, at 10:25 pm, William Lomas  wrote:
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>> If you already have a license, covered your Mac version. Simply downloaded 
>> from the Mac App Store, sign in, you're good to go. The accuracy is really 
>> good
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
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>>> On 31 Oct 2013, at 09:22, Dane Trethowan  wrote:
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>>> Hi!
>>> 
>>> This is a subject I haven’t considered for some time, I’ve been using Abbey 
>>> Fine Reader Express with my Mac for some time and have found it to be very 
>>> good on the whole, what other OCR solutions are other people using?
>>> 
>>> I’m very impressed with Docuscan for Windows, how does one go about using 
>>> that on the Mac?
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Does anyone use Bookcrawler for the Mac?

[Kristeen Hughes]

Is anyone familiar with this app and is it accessible in any way?

Kristeen

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> Hello Brenda
> 
> My apologies for the belated response. Gordon and I are really having a hard 
> time keeping pace with mail these days which is gratifying because this list 
> has now become a quite high volume forum.
> 
> On 13 Oct 2013, at 15:04, meadowlark77  wrote:
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>> • Hit Home twice.
>> 
> That’s certainly one way, yes. As usual though, Esther’s description was 
> all-encompassing. it was highly helpful. As is your own tip, because I’d 
> forgotten about that one.
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> Thank you.
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Re: Sendspace Wizard Question

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Thank you. That explains why shift control m does nothing.

Kristeen

On Sep 9, 2013, at 9:27 AM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> Hit fn delete to get rid of them or select all and then control click as they 
> broke the vo shift m and choose delete, or hit f5 and c clear the finished 
> items. Either way will help.
> On Sep 9, 2013, at 5:59 AM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>> I seem to have a lot of links in the wizard that are no oonger active and so 
>> they just stay there and show as inactive.Is there a way to delete them and 
>> clear that out? I've looked, but not found.
>> 
>> Thanks for any info.
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Sendspace Wizard Question

[Kristeen Hughes]

I seem to have a lot of links in the wizard that are no oonger active and so 
they just stay there and show as inactive.Is there a way to delete them and 
clear that out? I've looked, but not found.

Thanks for any info.

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Re: Problem with the Apple Bluetooth keyboard

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Yes, I think you're right. It appears that letters do not work. As I play with 
the keyboard, I can do anything unless it has to do with the letters or the 
enter key. I'm guessing there's no fix for that, just a replacement.

Thank you for your quick response.

Kristeen Hughes
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On Jul 26, 2013, at 1:08 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

Looks like you are having keys  that are misfiring. If possible try an apple 
key board at th dapple store and if it works with your phone if they let you 
pair it for a minute then it is probably best to get another one. I had similar 
problems with my mac's key board so that's why I'm guessing this. 

Take care.
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> I have a Mac Mini which I use with the Bluetooth keyboard from Apple. It was 
> working fine last night, but suddenly it began doing strange things. It 
> appears that the VO keys do not work. I can command tab to an application but 
> I cannot close the application, or close a window. So that would also mean 
> there may be a problem with the command key. I can do nothing that involves a 
> VO command. Is there anything anyone can think of that might've happened?
> 
> I have changed the batteries, and that does not help. I have tried to pair 
> the keyboard with my phone, but it doesn't seem to wish to do that. Also, if 
> I am in the Twitter application, I can read messages but I cannot do a direct 
> message by pressing D nor can I press enter to reply. So, I guess, there's 
> something wrong with a lot of the keyboard. It is so strange to me because 
> something seems so normal. I am hoping I have it in some kind of a strange 
> mold or something, but I guess I'm doubting that. Any feedback would help me.
> 
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Problem with the Apple Bluetooth keyboard

[Kristeen Hughes]

I have a Mac Mini which I use with the Bluetooth keyboard from Apple. It was 
working fine last night, but suddenly it began doing strange things. It appears 
that the VO keys do not work. I can command tab to an application but I cannot 
close the application, or close a window. So that would also mean there may be 
a problem with the command key. I can do nothing that involves a VO command. Is 
there anything anyone can think of that might've happened?

I have changed the batteries, and that does not help. I have tried to pair the 
keyboard with my phone, but it doesn't seem to wish to do that. Also, if I am 
in the Twitter application, I can read messages but I cannot do a direct 
message by pressing D nor can I press enter to reply. So, I guess, there's 
something wrong with a lot of the keyboard. It is so strange to me because 
something seems so normal. I am hoping I have it in some kind of a strange mold 
or something, but I guess I'm doubting that. Any feedback would help me.

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voiceover settings

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I have messed up my settings in VO on my Mini. I want to know how to properly 
configure the navigation settings in the VO utility. Can someone tell me how 
the checkboxes should look that pertain to vo and following?

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An iTunes command

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I need the command that you can use to sort by a certain column. For example, I 
have songs chosen and I want to sort all of them by year or artist.

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Re: New hard; drive what do I do?

[Kristeen Hughes]

Oh I feel pretty stupid. I never saw that before so I didn't think of the 
obvious.

Thanks much.

Kristeen

On Dec 12, 2012, at 10:48 PM, "Mike Welty"  wrote:

> My guess is they installed OSX from scratch, and by default it hides hard
> discs. Open your finder preferences and check to see if hard discs are
> checked to be shown I believe when you first open that pane. That should
> solve the issue for you.
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> [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Kristeen Hughes
> Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 22:32
> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
> Subject: New hard; drive what do I do?
> 
> My hard drive failed in my Mac Mini. I got it back today with a new hard
> drive, but I have a couple of questions. The first is that when I go to the
> desktop, I can't see the new hard drive. It usually says Macintosh HD, but I
> can't see anything except my external hard drive. What can I do to be able
> to see it?
> 
> I have a backup from before the old hard drive failed. I would like to
> restore some of this data to the new hard drive. I have never done this
> before. Can someone tell me how you restore data from a back up? I can't
> figure it out.
> 
> Thank you very much in advance.
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New hard; drive what do I do?

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My hard drive failed in my Mac Mini. I got it back today with a new hard drive, 
but I have a couple of questions. The first is that when I go to the desktop, I 
can't see the new hard drive. It usually says Macintosh HD, but I can't see 
anything except my external hard drive. What can I do to be able to see it?

I have a backup from before the old hard drive failed. I would like to restore 
some of this data to the new hard drive. I have never done this before. Can 
someone tell me how you restore data from a back up? I can't figure it out.

Thank you very much in advance.

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Re: Data Recovery Guru

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How much is Disk Warrior?

Kristeen

On Nov 21, 2012, at 1:40 PM, Gordon Smith  wrote:

> Yes.  However, I have had a chat with the developer and only certain file 
> types can be recovered.  He says that's how data recovery systems work these 
> days, although I find that somewhat difficult to believe so I am taking it 
> with a grain of salt.  OK, maybe a couple of grains of salt. :)
> 
> I'm not sure, so maybe he's right and maybe different applications can 
> recover different data.  All the same, I'm still kind of coming down on the 
> side of the old favourite, Alsoft Disk Warrior which rebuilds the directory 
> structure. That isn't quite the same as conventional data recovery which, as 
> this application does. scans the physical surface of the disk on a sector by 
> sector level.  But all the same, it has never let me down.
> 
> Gordon
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> On 21 Nov 2012, at 04:49, Moop Curran  wrote:
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> Hi,
> Will either versions work for fixing external hard drives?
> Thanks,
> Courtney
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> On Nov 17, 2012, at 9:55 AM, Gordon Smith  wrote:
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>> Hi all
>> 
>> A while ago, somebody on list made an enquiry regarding a data recovery 
>> solution.  As it happens, I have just found myself in a situation where I 
>> was in need of just such a utility.  So my first port of call was the Apple 
>> App Store and, to my very great surprise, I came across a little application 
>> called "Data Recovery Guru".  There are two versions of this application.  
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>> Anyway, as I told you, the application is called "Data Guru".  You can read 
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>> and, if you have valuable data which you want to recover, give the 
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Re: Suggestion didn't work

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Sarah, I was under the impression that you no longer needed a monitor. I have 
tried it both ways, and I can't tell if not having a monitor is the problem. Is 
it true that you need one with the Mac mini? I thought one of the updates to 
the OS made that unnecessary. If that's the issue, that would be great!

Thank you.

Kristeen Hughes
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On Nov 13, 2012, at 5:54 PM, Sarah Alawami  wrote:

Do you have a moniter connected to the mini. if not that could be what's 
causing the  probglem but in case it is not
. I skipped a number but the steps shoudl still aline. I'm at school typing 
this on an ios device.

1. shut down the computer

2. hold down cmd plus r whilst turning on the mac.

3 wait about 30 seconds.

4. release the cmd r key stroke and turn on vo

5. navagate to the disk utility and hit continue.

6.  interact wit the table or just arrow to your start up disk

8. choose first aid from the tabs

9. choose repair disk permissions and after that repair disk once  the 
permissions repair is done.

Restart the mac by quitting all of these stuff afterwords and seeing if that 
problem goes away.

On Nov 13, 2012, at 13:56, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:

> I have a Mac Mini and I emptied the trash. I don't know if I know how to do 
> this recovery console repair. Could you say more?
> 
> Kristeen
> 
> On Nov 13, 2012, at 11:16 AM, Sarah Alawami  wrote:
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>> What kind of mac do yu have? also did you empty your trash to make sure your 
>> start up disk was not full? If ou have mountain lion or lion try doing a 
>> disk permissions repair from the recovery counsel that way all files are  
>> unlocked for modifying if necessary.
>> On Nov 12, 2012, at 9:59 PM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>>> I am grateful for the suggestion of repairing my disk permissions. I 
>>> followed all steps and did that. It hasn't worked. I can't even use the 
>>> computer because it takes me so long to get a command in edgewise. Finder 
>>> is always busy and only gives me time for about two or three keystrokes, if 
>>> that. Any app I am fortunate enough to open is busy in the same ways. It 
>>> took about an hour to accomplish the verify and repair. What can the 
>>> computer possibly be doing?
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Re: Suggestion didn't work

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I have a Mac Mini and I emptied the trash. I don't know if I know how to do 
this recovery console repair. Could you say more?

Kristeen

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> What kind of mac do yu have? also did you empty your trash to make sure your 
> start up disk was not full? If ou have mountain lion or lion try doing a disk 
> permissions repair from the recovery counsel that way all files are  unlocked 
> for modifying if necessary.
> On Nov 12, 2012, at 9:59 PM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>> I am grateful for the suggestion of repairing my disk permissions. I 
>> followed all steps and did that. It hasn't worked. I can't even use the 
>> computer because it takes me so long to get a command in edgewise. Finder is 
>> always busy and only gives me time for about two or three keystrokes, if 
>> that. Any app I am fortunate enough to open is busy in the same ways. It 
>> took about an hour to accomplish the verify and repair. What can the 
>> computer possibly be doing?
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Suggestion didn't work

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I am grateful for the suggestion of repairing my disk permissions. I followed 
all steps and did that. It hasn't worked. I can't even use the computer because 
it takes me so long to get a command in edgewise. Finder is always busy and 
only gives me time for about two or three keystrokes, if that. Any app I am 
fortunate enough to open is busy in the same ways. It took about an hour to 
accomplish the verify and repair. What can the computer possibly be doing?

Kristeen

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What is my mac doing?

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It seems like my Mac is looking for something or trying to perform a task and 
it can't. It doesn't matter what I'm doing, it will allow me to have the 
processor for about three to five seconds and then all is quiet and it's like 
the computer is just all busy, but it doesn't accomplish anything. If I get 
voiceover to say anything it will be that whatever app I'm in is busy. I have 
restarted both a warm restart and an entire shutdown. I have unhooked drives 
and the display and that doesn't make any difference. There aren't any other 
peripherals except for my bluetoooth keyboard, which I can't do without. It has 
never caused this behavior before and I just changed the batteries. I've looked 
at system preferences and I can't think what has changed to be causing this. I 
don't know enough about the Mac to know how to moniter it or don anything like 
all of you might be able to do. It just seems like it is trolling for something 
or just very busy doing I don't know what.

Any instruction would help. I don't know what other info would help you.

Kristeen

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Can you run a Mac Mini without a moniter?

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There's not really anything else to say. It would be most helpful if I could 
run the Mac without a monitor hooked up to it. However, it seems that when I do 
this, the Mac is always busy and can't focus on anything for more than a few 
seconds.

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Question About an Application

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I bought a new router and when I open the Mac application that comes with it to 
set it up, the program says it has no windows, and there's nothing that appears 
to me. However, when I look up information on the Internet about this app, it 
talks about the main menu and the items that I should see. Can anyone tell me 
what is happening? Does this mean the app is graphic in some way? Is there 
something else I need to do that I'm missing?

I tried to set up the router without the app,  but that isn't going as well as 
it has in the past with other routers. It wants me to click on a link to 
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Expanding topics in mail

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Sorry about the Google Drive question; it went to the wrong list.

I have my E-Mail organized by topic, but they have stopped expanding when I 
press the right arrow. This works properly on one Mac, but not the other. Can 
anyone help?

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Re: google drive

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How much storage do you get with Google Drive?

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On Oct 23, 2012, at 5:39 PM, Bryan Jones  wrote:

> Hi Courtney,
> 
> The answer to your question depends on how you define "accessible."
> 
> While the "drive.google.com" website has some of google's typical 
> accessibility issues, the Google Drive App is one of Google's more accessible 
> offerings on several platforms. I'm using it on a Mac and two IOS devices and 
> have found it to be very usable with VoiceOver. On the Mac it will add an 
> item named "Google Drive" to the Finder's sidebar, and this will work like 
> most other folders, allowing you to copy files back and forth. It also adds 
> an accessible icon in the status bar. The menu drop-down from that icon 
> contains sync status info, account info, and an accessible preferences pane 
> where you can define files and folders to sync or exclude.
> 
> If you use Google's partially-accessible Google Docs suite, you can open and 
> attempt to edit those documents as listed in the Finder as opposed to needing 
> to go through the google docs or google drive website every time.
> 
> The IOS version of the Google Drive App is also accessible but doesn't 
> currently give you the ability to copy file types other than Google Docs or 
> photos and videos stored in your library. It does allow you to create, read 
> and attempt to edit google docs though.
> 
> My comments are based on the following versions: Google Drive Mac App version 
> 1.5.3449.3345; IOS App version 1.1.1.1903, Mac OS 10.8.2, IOS 6.
> 
> HTH,
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Re: copying text from the Internet

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Thank you much. I had either forgotten that or never knew it.

On Oct 24, 2012, at 12:39 PM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:

> I am trying to copy segments of text from the web. I interact with text,  but 
> it seems like the only way to select is by character. This doesn't seem 
> right. What am I doing wrong? I feel like I'm overlooking something.
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I am trying to copy segments of text from the web. I interact with text,  but 
it seems like the only way to select is by character. This doesn't seem right. 
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Problem when reading E-Mail

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This may have been mentioned here, but if so, I didn't see it. Often, like 
every time, when I'm reading the last message of a thread, the program will 
pause briefly and then jump back and begin reading the first message of the 
thread. Never mind the fact that I've already read and deleted it. Is there a 
fix for this? Maybe a setting I have wrong?

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Questions about the Focus Blue 40

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Hello, I am getting the Focus Blue and am using one in the meantime. I am 
wondering if there is a way to map keys to such important functions as command 
or control or options. If I wanted to use it and not a keyboard, is there a way 
to do this and make it function for giving commands?

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Problems viewing shared resources

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I have tried asking this question before. I can't find anythkng that pertains 
to it in the help sections, so I thought I would try again.

I have a network with both PCs and Macs. On all computers that are resources 
shared with the network. On all computers except one everything works 
correctly. All resources can be seen and used properly. On one of my macs, some 
resources will not populate. When I open them, the folders are empty. 
Obviously, there are files in these folders.  In other cases, some of the files 
can be seen, but not all. I may see 300 files out of 600 files. This number is 
not always the same. This behavior did not start until I upgraded to ML. Does 
anyone have any information that can help?

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Re: A couple of finder questions

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Do you by any chance know the answer to the other question I asked about not 
being able to see all items across a network?

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On Aug 16, 2012, at 8:13 AM, josh gregory  wrote:

> It's completely accessible, actually. If you type it correctly you
> should have no issues at all.
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> On 8/16/12, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
>> Thanks Phil, I am afraid of the help center for some reason. It seems big
>> and scary. I think because I had such awful experiences with the MS help
>> center. They're probably not the ame. I'm just afraid that no matter what I
>> type, I will not get what I'm looking for.
>> 
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>> 
>> 
>> 
>> On Aug 15, 2012, at 2:02 PM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>>> What are spring-loaded folders. I have long wondered this and haven't
>>> found an answer. Also, I haven't seen anyone else post this, but since
>>> upgrading to ML, I cannot see all of my folders and files if I'm looking
>>> across the network. For example, I have a huge music folder on one of my
>>> Macs and a huge books folder on the other. On the Mac where the folder
>>> actually exists, I can see its full contents, but on one Mac looking at
>>> the other, I can only see the first 494 items. I have looked in the finder
>>> preferences and the system preferences, but if there's something I'm
>>> supposed to see there, I'm missing it.
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Re: A couple of finder questions

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Thanks Phil, I am afraid of the help center for some reason. It seems big and 
scary. I think because I had such awful experiences with the MS help center. 
They're probably not the ame. I'm just afraid that no matter what I type, I 
will not get what I'm looking for.

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On Aug 15, 2012, at 2:02 PM, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:

> What are spring-loaded folders. I have long wondered this and haven't found 
> an answer. Also, I haven't seen anyone else post this, but since upgrading to 
> ML, I cannot see all of my folders and files if I'm looking across the 
> network. For example, I have a huge music folder on one of my Macs and a huge 
> books folder on the other. On the Mac where the folder actually exists, I can 
> see its full contents, but on one Mac looking at the other, I can only see 
> the first 494 items. I have looked in the finder preferences and the system 
> preferences, but if there's something I'm supposed to see there, I'm missing 
> it.
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A couple of finder questions

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What are spring-loaded folders. I have long wondered this and haven't found an 
answer. Also, I haven't seen anyone else post this, but since upgrading to ML, 
I cannot see all of my folders and files if I'm looking across the network. For 
example, I have a huge music folder on one of my Macs and a huge books folder 
on the other. On the Mac where the folder actually exists, I can see its full 
contents, but on one Mac looking at the other, I can only see the first 494 
items. I have looked in the finder preferences and the system preferences, but 
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Re: Unable to see my files

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I guess what I'm wondering is why the settings would have changed just by 
upgrading to ML. Everyboddy was happy to share before I did that.

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On Aug 7, 2012, at 4:04 PM, Eric Caron  wrote:

> Hi Kristeen,
> 
>   I'm just starting to play with this on my computers and find it very 
> helpful when it works.  I have not gotten everything I want to share yet.
>   I have noticed a few things that make using the share area a little 
> challenging.  One is that if you have a share point designated and then go to 
> check that it is working it sometimes moves you on the table to a different 
> user.  
> 
> so what I'm trying to say is though you think all the settings on both 
> computers are the same you might find when double checking that something is 
> still on read rather then read and write.
> 
>   As I said I'm just learning and only at about 80% success at this point.
> 
> please keep the tips on the list as I'll be following this.
> 
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> On Aug 7, 2012, at 11:54 AM, Kristeen Hughes wrote:
> 
>> Since upgrading to ML, I can no longer see the files on another computer on 
>> my network. Both of the computers in question are Mac aminis running ML and 
>> are configured in the same ways. One of them can see the shares of any 
>> machine; the other cannot. I can connect to the share folders or drives, but 
>> they never populate with their contents. Does anyone know what might be 
>> going on?
>> 
>> Thanks.
>> 
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Unable to see my files

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Since upgrading to ML, I can no longer see the files on another computer on my 
network. Both of the computers in question are Mac aminis running ML and are 
configured in the same ways. One of them can see the shares of any machine; the 
other cannot. I can connect to the share folders or drives, but they never 
populate with their contents. Does anyone know what might be going on?

Thanks.

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Re: iCloud

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If I have two macs, can they both ue iCloud, and if they can, how does that 
work with an iPhone? Which of them does it sync with. Can they all be synced?

I should probably know this, but syncing has been a problem for me in the past.

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> it does that automatically. It keeps the last 1 back up if I remember 
> correctly. If you go under iCloud, then back ups and manage storage you will 
> only see 1 back up.
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Re: Clearing the cache files for an app

[Kristeen Hughes]

It's Unison. I didn't say that because I thought the cache files were all 
stored in relatively the same location. I sure can't figure out how to find 
them.

Thans you.

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On Jul 28, 2012, at 5:00 PM, Sarah Alawami  wrote:

> What app is this, maybe someone who has the app installed can give directions 
> as to where the cached files are.
> 
> Thanks.
> On Jul 28, 2012, at 1:08 PM, Kristeen Hughes wrote:
> 
>> I tried to send this a few days ago, but I don't know if it actually went 
>> through. I'm using an app that I need to totally start over with. It has 
>> cache files and it says I need to clear them. I've never done this. I looked 
>> for them using the name of the app, but that didn't seem to work. I don't 
>> know where they should be and what they will be called.
>> 
>> Can someone assist?
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Clearing the cache files for an app

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I tried to send this a few days ago, but I don't know if it actually went 
through. I'm using an app that I need to totally start over with. It has cache 
files and it says I need to clear them. I've never done this. I looked for them 
using the name of the app, but that didn't seem to work. I don't know where 
they should be and what they will be called.

Can someone assist?

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Deleting a program's cache files

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I need to clear the cache for an app. This is the message I got, but I don't 
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removing an app completely

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If I want to make sure something is removed totally and there are no 
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Re: New Facility Available To Members

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Safari couldn't open the page.

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On Jul 23, 2012, at 9:04 AM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:

> Hello everybody
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> Mac Access is delighted to inform you that we have just commenced an 
> experimental service whereby users can obtain handy scripts and other similar 
> things from a central repository on our secure servers.
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> We are working together with Esther, who is, at the moment, the only person 
> with upload rights. Esther has already uploaded a couple of useful things. If 
> this service proves popular and if other members think they would like to 
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> selected or all list members as time goes on.
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Re: Finding An E-Mail Address

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Thanks.

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On Jul 16, 2012, at 11:29 AM, Sarah Alawami wrote:

> Interact with the headers option and then interact wit the thing where it 
> says for example headers 14 lines visible, then scrawl down to the senders 
> address and hit vo shift m on the email address.
> On Jul 16, 2012, at 8:11 AM, Kristeen Hughes wrote:
> 
>> If I am looking at a post that someone sent to a group and that is the 
>> E-mail address to which I can reply, is there any way to get the actual 
>> sender's address?
>> 
>> Thanks.
>>  
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Re: deleting an item from a list

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I'll try it. I really like the app, so I try to deal with the quirks. I think 
I'll stick with the older version as someone on the list is also doing.

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On Jul 17, 2012, at 11:31 AM, Sarah Alawami wrote:

> Oh I've heard of that app. I hear it has its quirks. Ok. try control clicking 
> not he  item you want to remove and arrowing to del and press enter. Does 
> that work?
> On Jul 17, 2012, at 5:30 AM, Kristeen Hughes wrote:
> 
>> I get the default Apple sound that means whatever I just did didn't work. 
>> The item is still there even though the del key is supposed to do the trick. 
>> These are items I'm viewing in a news reader called "Unison"
>> 
>> Kristeen Hughes
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>> Skype: lostonsylvane
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> On Jul 16, 2012, at 11:17 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
>> 
>>> Can you give an example of what you mean. if you hit the del key what 
>>> happens. Is that item you want to remove gone?
>>> 
>>> Take care.
>>> On Jul 16, 2012, at 4:13 PM, Kristeen Hughes wrote:
>>> 
>>>> Hello, If you are looking at a list that you can only see by interacting 
>>>> with it, is there any wya to delete items from that list.
>>>> 
>>>> Thanks.
>>>> 
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>>>> 
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Re: a couple of questions I've been curious about

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Do you need both of them? Do they do different things?

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On Jul 17, 2012, at 12:30 PM, Gordon Smith wrote:

> Hi Melissa
> 
> The debate about viruses is ongoing.  But the fact that Apple themselves saw 
> fit to plug the Flashback Malware utility a while back shows that we 
> shouldn't rest on our laurels.  We personally use MacScan and PrivaScan from 
> SecureMac.
> 
> There are freeware utilities out there I believe but I'm not confident they 
> are regularly updated with new definition files.
> 
> As for your time question, that one is easy.  Go into the VoiceOver utility 
> under Commanders.  You can find the script there and it's default setting is 
> right option+T.
> 
> Regarding being helpful, that's why this list exists.  Don't hesitate to ask 
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> member of this group is respected and will be treated accordingly.  We all 
> have to start somewhere, and the beginning of wisdom is "I do not know".
> 
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> On 17 Jul 2012, at 15:29, Melissa Tucker  wrote:
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> 1.  is there a way to quickly tell what time it is while working on the mac?  
> I have it set to tell me on the hour, but sometimes it's nice to have access 
> to time during that hour.  
> 2.  On a mac platform, do I need to worry about virus software or spyware 
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Re: deleting an item from a list

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I get the default Apple sound that means whatever I just did didn't work. The 
item is still there even though the del key is supposed to do the trick. These 
are items I'm viewing in a news reader called "Unison"

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On Jul 16, 2012, at 11:17 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:

> Can you give an example of what you mean. if you hit the del key what 
> happens. Is that item you want to remove gone?
> 
> Take care.
> On Jul 16, 2012, at 4:13 PM, Kristeen Hughes wrote:
> 
>> Hello, If you are looking at a list that you can only see by interacting 
>> with it, is there any wya to delete items from that list.
>> 
>> Thanks.
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deleting an item from a list

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Hello, If you are looking at a list that you can only see by interacting with 
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Finding An E-Mail Address

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If I am looking at a post that someone sent to a group and that is the E-mail 
address to which I can reply, is there any way to get the actual sender's 
address?

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finding an E-mail address in a mesage

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If someone doesn't have a link to their address in a message, and the group 
they are writing doesn't display this information, nor does it give you an 
option to reply to sender that works, how can one find the E-mail address? I've 
done this, I thought, but can't seem to do it anymore.

Thanks.

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Thank you so much. I didn't remember or maybe I never knew how to do that. I'm 
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> If the text is in 1 paragraph and it lets you interact with said text and nit 
> vo enter to start the selection then vo right arrow through the text and to 
> stop selecting hit vo enter again the copy it to the clipboard.
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How do I select some test I want to copy into a file? I know I've probably seen 
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I didn't know that, so I bought the new version. Is there any way around this 
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>> I use it but version 2 is not all that accessible so I use version 1.  The 
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>>> Does anyone use this program for reading usenet groups and downloading 
>>> binary files like .mp3 files? If so, could you contact me off list? If not, 
>>> could folks tell me what they do use?
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Re: Amadeus Pro

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Thank you very much for this.

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On Jun 25, 2012, at 6:35 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:

> Yep. http://gwenna.podbean.com will let you have a podcast that's on there 
> that's done by a friend of mine who uses it.  and uses it very well.
> 
> Take care.
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>> I just bought this and have looked at the manual twice. It does not make a 
>> lot of sense to me and I have used recording programs with Windows before 
>> with manuals to figure things out. I am wondering if there is anything on 
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Re: Text Edit questions

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Thank you so much for this. I think that interacting with the text was the 
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On Jun 14, 2012, at 11:19 AM, Bryan Jones wrote:

> Hi Christine,
> 
> The following keystrokes are based on the current generation Apple BT 
> keyboard in combo with OS X Lion. Results may vary with keyboard and OS. 
> These assume you're interacting with the text. The "Fn" key, which is the key 
> located in the bottom leftmost corner of the keyboard, is important as it is 
> used in combo with the arrow and other keys to create those important 
> "missing" dedicated keys such as Page up, page down, Home and End.
> 
> fn+vo+UpArrow - page up 
> fn+vo+DownArrow - page down 
> fn+vo+LeftArrow - Top of current page 
> fn+vo+RightArrow - Bottom of current page 
> fn+vo+Shift+LeftArrow - Top of document
> fn+vo+shift+RightArrow - Bottom of document
> 
> Instead of writing out the rest of the navigation keys, I'll recommend you 
> use OS X's built-in VO help, which I use extensively since I can barely 
> remember my own name from day-to-day, let alone remember the fifty-thousand 
> different keystrokes generously provided for our entertainment. If you press 
> VO+HH at anytime, you'll be presented with the commands menu. Use the arrow 
> keys to scroll to the "text" section of this menu, then use the arrow keys to 
> navigate through that section and VO will speak the various commands for 
> moving by sentence, paragraph, etc.
> 
> HTH,
> Bryan
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>> I am using a bluetooth keyboard. It's the only Apple keyboard I have 
>> currently. Is there a way to move to the top and/or bottom of a text edit 
>> document with this keyboard? I've tried to press several combinations and 
>> none of them work. Also are there any commands for moving through the 
>> document by paragraphs or sections or anything like that. I'm thinking this 
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I am using a bluetooth keyboard. It's the only Apple keyboard I have currently. 
Is there a way to move to the top and/or bottom of a text edit document with 
this keyboard? I've tried to press several combinations and none of them work. 
Also are there any commands for moving through the document by paragraphs or 
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Re: PDF files

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Can Preview actually be controlled by users at all. Are there ways to make it 
start and stop reading or move through text. I just thought it was like a quick 
look thing.

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On Jun 6, 2012, at 1:58 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:

> I use skim. it works prettygood for what I want it to do. and is a bit faster 
> then preview in my opinion.
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Re: Four tips for the Command key in OS X | MacFixIt - CNET Reviews

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Perhaps a silly question, but when it says hold down the command key and click 
an item, what does this mean in VO lingo with a bluetooth keyboard?

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> some interesting tips here.
> 
> Take care all.
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> http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-57440016-263/four-tips-for-the-command-key-in-os-x/?part=rss&subj=news&tag=title
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A Tagalicious Question

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For anyone who uses this program, I have a question. Is there a command that 
will force a rescan of the library. If I open the program, it sees what's in 
the library, but then I will add songs and it has to be closed and then 
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Re: "finder busy"

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Thanks for all the tips, fine people. I had actually done a lot of this. 
Yesterday when I attempted to disconnect all of the peripherals, I discovered 
that at some point the monitor had become unplugged. I don't know how or when 
this happened,but I was pretty sure I had found the problem. Sure enough, once 
the monitor was plugged back in, and I had turned off the machine by holding in 
the power button, and then restarted, all was happy and bliss. The monitor is a 
must, or apparently "finder" will continually search for it and life as we know 
it will cease.

Thanks again.

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On May 19, 2012, at 8:35 AM, Eric Caron wrote:

> Hi Kristeen,
> 
>   I had a similar finder problem a few months ago.  I eventually solved 
> it with help from people on this list.  I suspect my problem was different 
> from yours but I'll post a few things I did below.
> 
> My problem with Finder always being busy happened when I emptied my trash.  I 
> emptied  the trash on a NLS cartridge, basically a USB drive, and then just 
> to be sure a while later I emptied the trash a second time.  On the second 
> time my finder locked up. Busy, Busy, Busy.  
>   I learned that if I changed from column view to List view the problem 
> stopped.  Also, If I deleted the Finder preference file the problem stopped.  
> It occurred again only if I did the double trash delete again.
> launching the finder again did not help.
> 
> So, in my case I just never ever delete twice quickly.  I always make sure a 
> file is in the trash. 
> 
> I think the suggestion to unplug any accessories and start again is a good 
> one.  Then bring back one at a time and see if that is the problem. 
> 
> Keep writing with your efforts and lets see if this list can come through for 
> you as it usually does for me! 
> 
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> On May 19, 2012, at 12:22 AM, Kristeen Hughes wrote:
> 
>> My computer was working fine this morning and then, for no reason I could 
>> understand finder kept being busy. Now from then on, finder is busy and I 
>> can't get it to do anything. Sometimes I can quickly open a folder or 
>> something between the short ready times and the almost constant busy times. 
>> I don't know how to tell what's hanging finder up. I've restarted a couple 
>> of times and I also turned the machine all the way off for one of the 
>> restarts.
>> 
>> Also, and I don't know if this is related,  the way I turn my volume up and 
>> down on the keyboard is different. I use an Apple bluetooth keyboard and I 
>> always use the far left bottom key in conjunction with the f11 and 12 keys 
>> to turn volume up and down. Now that key seems to do nothing. The command 
>> key is now what I seem to have to use. I'm confused and frustrated and feel 
>> like there is so much about this machine I don't know.
>> 
>> 
>> Kristeen Hughes
>> khwi...@gmail.com
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> On May 18, 2012, at 2:02 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
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>>> Read the one about the mac smart folders. I might try this out at some 
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"finder busy"

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My computer was working fine this morning and then, for no reason I could 
understand finder kept being busy. Now from then on, finder is busy and I can't 
get it to do anything. Sometimes I can quickly open a folder or something 
between the short ready times and the almost constant busy times. I don't know 
how to tell what's hanging finder up. I've restarted a couple of times and I 
also turned the machine all the way off for one of the restarts.

Also, and I don't know if this is related,  the way I turn my volume up and 
down on the keyboard is different. I use an Apple bluetooth keyboard and I 
always use the far left bottom key in conjunction with the f11 and 12 keys to 
turn volume up and down. Now that key seems to do nothing. The command key is 
now what I seem to have to use. I'm confused and frustrated and feel like there 
is so much about this machine I don't know.


Kristeen Hughes
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Deleting bookmarks in Safari

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It seems like it should be as easy as folks say it is to delete an unwanted 
bookmark in Safari. However, I can't click on it or hit the delete key. Doing 
either thing simply takes me out of the bookmark menu without changing 
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I have a few of these and the number rises. I can't see a way to delete them. 
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Re: E-Mail Issue

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I don't hear loading and they aren't messages that would have to download.

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> You need to wait until they download. if you just hear loading then that's 
> what 's going on. if not then I have no clue as that's the only time it's 
> happened to me.
> Good luck.
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>> Certain mail messages are blank. I know they have text in them, but the Mini 
>> won't read them. I can't see any difference in them and any other message 
>> that is reading normally. Has anyone experienced this?
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Certain mail messages are blank. I know they have text in them, but the Mini 
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Re: sorting in iTunes

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That's exactly what I was looking for and thanks.


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> vo shift backslash is what I believe you are looking fore.
> 
> Take care.
> On Apr 27, 2012, at 8:38 PM, Kristeen Hughes wrote:
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>> I know there's a command for sorting a playlist by a files such as year or 
>> artist. I used it, but now can't remember. Could someone share it again, 
>> please?
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Re: Managing Another Computer

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Thank you all for your info. As usual, valuable stuff.

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On Apr 29, 2012, at 12:06 PM, John Panarese wrote:

>   I have used iChat screen sharing to control another Mac to troubleshoot for 
> a friend and a friend's daughter.  It works well, but the other person has to 
> have the volume turned up so you can hear VoiceOver on their end.  You can 
> control the computer, but you have to rely on their VoiceOver feedback.  It's 
> a little strange, but it works.
> 
> You can also do it via terminal with remote login and using SSH, but you 
> have to be comfortable with terminal and know what you are doing.
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> OK, so ARD is not accessible.  That answers that question 
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> On Apr 29, 2012, at 12:01 PM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
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>> Hello Chris
>> 
>> There are a number of ways to do this; but I'm not sure if they are 
>> accessible. What I can tell you for sure is that Apple Remote Desktop 
>> certainly isn't accessible. But I seem to remember that iChat screen sharing 
>> is accessible, and there might be another method. But from what I have seen 
>> none of the alternatives come close to Remote Desktop in terms of what you 
>> can actually do.
>> 
>> I am very ready to be corrected if I'm mistaken; and I would love to be so. 
>> But that's the situation as I understand it.
>> 
>> Lynne
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>> On 29 Apr 2012, at 16:05, Kristeen Hughes  wrote:
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>> I thought I remembered seeing a way to manage a mac from another Mac if they 
>> were on the same WIFI network. Is this true, or was it a dream?
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were on the same WIFI network. Is this true, or was it a dream?

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