scheduler in audiohijack

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Hi,
Is there a way to use the scheduler feature in audiohijack pro?
Thanks,
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wordpress blogging on the mac

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Hi,
What's the best way to write blog entries for a class on the mac? Whenever I go 
to www.wordpress.com on my mac and act like I'm going to write an entry, 
voiceover seems to jump all over the place. Is there a decent way to blog? 
Writing a blog for the class is a requirement.
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Re: Buring a video DVD: with a bit of a twist.

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Hi Chris,
This is probably really really unconventional, but it works. Try an app on the 
mac called tunesify. It won't burn the file to anything, but it will convert it 
to mp3 or m4a or any other audio format. It works really well.  I've trhown all 
kinds of audio and video formats at it since I got it about two years ago.  You 
can get it in the mac app store for $1.99 or something.
Courtney

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>Here's the situation.  I have a file which is a really weird format. 
>It's in .mkv format.  I haven't been able to find anything whatsoever
>on either Windows or the mac, preferably the mac, that will play the
>file aside from the obvious of VLC.  But then, I knew VLC would play
>it.  that's kind of obvious.  I mean really… what won't vlc play? 
>Anyway, that's kind of not the point, the thing is, I don't know of any
>software that would let me burn or re-encode this thing.  If it was an
>AVI, or MPG, or the like, even a .mov, I'd be fine, but being it's mkv
>I'm not really sure.  I understand I could simply use Audio Hijack or
>something and just capture the audio from the thing, but being this is
>probably over 72 hours long for the entire set of files I have… and
>yes, before any asks, this is totally legal what I'm doing.  I bought
>this online through a digital online store.  Unfortunately, they use
>this format, which I didn't realize ahead of time, so don't even go
>there!  If anyone knows how I can get these on dvd so I can play them
>in my DVD player in my bedroom you would really make my day to share
>your knowledge.  Usually I'm quite good at looking things up online,
>and normally speaking, I can generally make Google cry for its mamma,
>and can bring it to its knees, but in this case, I'm striking out.
>
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just downloading and not installing the latest iOS update file

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Hi,
I have a student who's iphone isn't yet updated to ios 6, and she has minimal 
access to a computer and itunes. My question is, can I download the update to 
my computer and install it that way, we have a poor internet connection where I 
work with her, I tried to download it on my computer and install it directly in 
the same sitting, but it was taking forever. I would suggest the over the air 
update to her, but she's a beginner user, and I don't know how her access to 
wi-fi is. So is there a way I can just download the .dmg file to my computer 
tonight, then install it from my computer to her phone tomorrow?
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Re: Article: Apple loses its shine

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Hi,
I'd have to agree with both of you, I love mac for my desktop platform, but I 
like my android tablet because it's more versatile. I wish apple would make iOs 
more versatile, like mac, I'm probably one of a few that would like iOs to act 
like mac os. I thin if the device is mine, I should be able to install whatever 
app I want on it.
Courtney

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>Yep, I would say you hit the mark exactly. I'm actually probably a rare
>breed, I much prefer the mac for my desktop platform, but for the
>mobile device, I prefer android. I might consider going back to IOS if
>Apple ever lifts any of their restrictions, but that's not likely to
>happen.
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>> Well, this is how I see it. Apple is just, well, Apple. They feel
>that iOS shouldn't be a computer operating system. After all, your
>phone, usually isn't your computer. The mac has a file manager and
>everything else, as you know, and can be added to with any software you
>want. Android is android though, and better for people that want full
>access.
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>> On Jun 24, 2013, at 2:38 PM, Mike Arrigo  wrote:
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>>> That's certainly true about windows phone 8 and blackberry, but if
>you have not tried the newest version of android, you might be
>pleasantly surprised. The biggest problem I have with IOS is that it
>does not do basic things that other operating systems do, such as file
>management. Also, Apple insists on using nonstandard proprietary
>connectors, and, unless you jail break it, you can only install
>applications Apple approves. Personally, I have a problem with someone
>else deciding what I can and cannot install on a device I have
>purchased. Android is different, but the newest version is just as
>accessible as IOS I would say. I use it on a daily basis for phone
>calls, messaging, playing music, listening to radio stations,
>identifying things with the camera, and listening to books.
>>> Original message:
 Right exactly, and for visually impaired people, iOS is the
>preferred platform, while there are others out there, they are not
>nearly as accessible.
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> An interesting article and I agree with some of what it says. In
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Re: scanning and ocr app for mac

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Hi ann, 
So will the express version of this app that I can buy from the app store work 
okay? 
Courtney 

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> Hello Courtney,
> 
> ABBYY FineReader is the best scanning and OCR app for the Mac. It's easy to 
> use and does a very good job.
> 
> Prizmo for Mac is accessible but horrible to use and doesn't correct the 
> orientation, which is not good for us.
> 
> Cheers,
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> On 9 Jun 2013, at 04:02, Moop Curran  wrote:
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>> Hi,
>> Will abbyy fine reader express from the mac app store suit my needs for 
>> doing ocr of written documents on the mac? If not, what program will? Also, 
>> there is a version of prismo for the mac, is it accessible?
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scanning and ocr app for mac

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Hi,
Will abbyy fine reader express from the mac app store suit my needs for doing 
ocr of written documents on the mac? If not, what program will? Also, there is 
a version of prismo for the mac, is it accessible?
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good rechargeable bluetooth headset that works on mac?

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Is there a good over the ear rechargeable bluetooth headset that's mac 
compatible? 
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Courtney


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a vlc question

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Hi
I added a bunch of folders full of music to a playlist with vlc, is there a way 
to expand all of those folders so vlc can just shuffle all of the files? Any 
help would be greatly appreciated.
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adding songs to a preexisting playlist in VLC

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I have a playlist with all of my favorite songs in VLC. Can I add to that 
playlist without redoing it? If so, how can I do this?
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sound studio

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Hi,
Is there an easy way to rewind and fastforward through a file in sound studio? 
And also, is there a way to set my input source?
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Re: Lynne To Review Cute FTP Pro 3.0 For Mac

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I would be interested in a review on the accessibility of cute ftp pro.
Thanks,
Courtney


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>> Lynne, one of the other Mac Access administrative team, is planning to do a 
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Re: dvd ripper?

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Hi Travis,
How do you select the dvd file? There are so many files contained within a dvd, 
and I'm not sure which ones dvd remaster rips.
Thanks,
Courtney

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>> What's the best program to use on the mac to rip audio from dvd's?
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> Dvd remaster can do this, before doing the extraction, you can tell it which 
> tracks you wish to extract, inccluding audio only tracks.  I've used this to 
> pull dvs tracks off of some of my dvds here, and it works just fine.  Dvd 
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What's the best program to use on the mac to rip audio from dvd's?
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Hi,
Are there any decent facebook clients for mac that will let me see my newsfeed 
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latest amadeus pro and batch processors

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I updated to the latest version of amadeus pro from the app store. Whenever I 
open a preexisting batch processor, it asks me to "please varify the save 
location". It should be the same way I set it previously, so why does it ask 
me? This is super annoying trying to dodge this dialogue every time I open a 
preexisting batch processor, is this something that can be turned off?
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shuffling the automix cue in djay

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Re: Data Recovery Guru

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Will either versions work for fixing external hard drives?
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> Store and, to my very great surprise, I came across a little application 
> called "Data Recovery Guru".  There are two versions of this application.  
> One is the App Store version and the other is the Website version.  The 
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> regulations, it has the facility to scan all of your internal drives or 
> partitions disabled.  This is not the case with the website version.  If you 
> by the App Store version, then download and install the Website version, you 
> have two licensed copies.  However, the cost is still the same.  So we 
> elected to simply buy the Website version and not bother installing the App 
> Store one.  I am currently evaluating how much data can be recovered by 
> trying to undelete tw
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> crucial files which I accidentally deleted, then emptied the trash before 
> realising my mistake.  The application is a little on the expensive side, 
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Is there a good alarm clock app for the mac? Preferably one that will wake my 
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google drive

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Re: DJay4 Mac

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I know you have two mixing devices, but are mixing devices absolutely necissary 
to use this app? I ask this since I don't own a mixer, I just have an mAudio 
producer mic with a sound card.
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> Unfortunately no, it isn't available as trialware any longer because it's in 
> the Mac App Store.  It uses yaour iTunes library and playlists which gives 
> you to ability to mix and play your music collection like a professional.  
> For just £13.99 I considder it a total bargain!
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>>  This means that nothing gets in the way of anything else.
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>> Until this morning I was planning to use OTS AV DJ Pro Classic for my 
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>> much more simple for me.  Magic, I am really really excited about this 
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any dropbox text editors for mac?

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Hi,
Are there any text editors for mac that automatically sync to dropbox without 
my intervension? Also, are there any voice recorders for mac that do the same 
thing?
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Is selling stuff on amazon with the mac accessible?
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Re: a neat program I came across to back up any folder to a cloud service.

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Hi Esther,
Thanks, I figured it out. The folder you back up to the cloud shows up as an 
alias on the computer in which you backed it up. However, when I went to my 
other computer, it showed up as a folder. That was what confused me at first.
I hope I explained this okay.

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> Hi Courtney,
> 
> I'm not sure I understand your question. This program creates a symbolic link 
> for items on one computer to a location in your Dropbox so that you can 
> easily put those things into your Dropbox. Once the item in question is in 
> your Dropbox, you can access the Dropbox folder ant way that you like from 
> another computer, can't you?  Maybe Sarah has more insights into your 
> question and can address it better than I can, or maybe I have misunderstood 
> how this program works.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
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>> Hi,
>> I tried this cool app, but if it backs up as an alias, how can I
>> access that folder on a different computer?
>> Thanks,
>> Courtney
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>>> 
>>> This backs up to dropbox, sky drive and google drive. it is 100 percent 
>>> accessible and I just used it to back up a folder where I keep back ups of 
>>> various things.
>>> 
>>> Here is th slink on mac update's site.
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>>> http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/37029/macdropany
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How come drag and drop doesn't work on mountain lion? I tried this with amadeus 
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stopping mail in mountain lion from always organizing into conversations

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I just installed mountain lion on my macbook air. Whenever I open mail, it 
always seems to end up organizing my messages by conversations, no matter how 
many times I uncheck the box. I have my mail in classic view, so how can I 
permanently stop this from happening? I personally prefer mail on my mac not 
organized by conversation.
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Re: setting up transmit to use tls?

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Hi,
I have a class that requires ftp with tls, so that's why I have to use that 
method. My professor said ssl wouldn't work.
Thanks,
Courtney
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How do you set up transmit to use a tls connection?
Thanks,
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Re: Turning a text file into a daisy book on the mac

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Thanks for warning me, I'm definitely not going to try the open office thing. 
I'll just have to convert the documents to audio then put them in an m4b format 
with audiobook builder. I could use ibooks to read the documents on my iphone, 
but I don't like the fact that I have to keep my screen unlocked when I read 
that app.
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> total system restore.
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Re: New Facility Available To Members

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I can't connect to the server to access the facility.
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daisy book creator for mac?

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Is there an app that can create daisy books on the mac for playback on the 
plextalk and similar devices? I have some mp3's that I want to convert to daisy 
format, is there a way to do this on the mac?
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Re: different mail program??

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Sparrow isn't very accessible, unless I'm doing something wrong.
Courtney
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> Most of us use mail as it does what we need it to, and is the only as far as 
> I kn ow accessible mail client out there, for now anyways. try hitting cmd 
> shift n to get all mail then see. If your rules are not processing it rebuild 
> them and see if that works.
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>> some reason the program doesn't update my mail after a couple hours after I 
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>> regards to this mail program.  thanks for any thoughts on this.
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Is there a way to add a word, such as a name to the dictionary on the mac, so 
it won't keep coming up as misspelled?
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Re: Viruses?

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Hi,
I found sophos on the mac update site: www.macupdate.com
Courtney
On Jun 25, 2012, at 4:18 PM, josh gregory wrote:

> Hello;
>  I have always thought and been told that with mac and firewall, I've
> been safe. But, with only having it a week, I guess I'm not sure.
> Where can I get this free app? And what about avast?
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>> I would say a definite "Yes" when asked this question. I do, however,
>> disagree with Sarah's suggestion. I would advocate MacScan as your AV
>> utility, and PriveScan from SecureMac to protect against malware and
>> spyware.
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>> Don't ever rest on your laurels and assume that the Mac or any other OS is
>> 100%. I also think that, if you are able, it's worth while paying the price
>> for something like MacScan because the free ones are only updated about once
>> a month at most and that in-between times could be crucial to you.
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>> I don't want to be alarming here; Mac OS is not as vulnerable as Windows by
>> any means. All the same I wouldn't just scoff and say "I'm safe on my Mac".
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>> Just my tuppence-worth.
>> 
>> Lynne
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>> On 25 Jun 2012, at 17:44, Sarah Alawami  wrote:
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>> My view points have slightly changed. I used to say no not at all, but when
>> flash back hit this year and some others I said maybe. I'm still on maybe. I
>> would use sophos anti virus. It's free and the only thing that's hard to use
>> is the quarantine option with voice over but it is quite good.
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making a universal mail signature for all email accounts

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Is there a way to make one universal mail signature for all mail accounts on 
the mac? I know this can be done on the iphone, but how about on the mac?
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Re: ipod 4g battery life

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Hi,
Ipad 2 battery life is way better.
Courtney
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Is there a way to set one signature for all of my mail accounts?
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super weird vlc problem

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I'm having a really weird vlc problem, I think I might have messed up some 
audio settings when I was trying to find random. When I go to play an audio 
file in VLC, it's loud, almost ear-splitting, and then everything, even vo goes 
mute. The vlc audio volume is only at 25 percent.  Any suggestions about what 
to do about this really loud and almost painful audio problem? 
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Courtney
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vlc

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Is there a way to enable shuffle in vlc?
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