re: Stay on Mac Access

[Peter Greco]

I'd like to stay please!!
peter.19.gr...@bigpond.com
,peter
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Re: Server Transition: IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ!

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I'd like to stay on too please!
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radio interview about OS x

[Peter Greco]

I interviewed David Woodbridge, Technology Specialist from Vision 
Australia, David talked about OS x for the Mac.

You can hear David's interview, go to
www.rphadelaide.org.au/links/VE.mp3
I invite you to follow me on Twitter
@sweettweetpeet
Peter
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wanting to stay on this List but change which email address I use?

[peter greco]

I'd like to subscribe to this List but with a different email 
address?

How can I do this please?
Peter
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pairing a Macbook Pro with a u 2

[peter greco]

How can one please pair a Macbook Pro with the Braille Sense U 2?
Peter
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some help navigating a table on a website please?

[peter greco]

When I go to
www.tomwaterhouse.com

I go to the link "Melbourne Cup".
When this page loads there's a table with the Melbourne Cup field and the 
prices of each horse. I cannot work out how to find it, let alone read it.
I have a Macbook Pro, running whatever is before Maverick.
Any help would be fabulous!
Hopefully fairly simplified steps with your explanation please!
Peter 

- Original Message -
From: Josh Gregory 
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility 
Date: Saturday, November 2, 2013 11:23 pm
Subject: Re: DocuScan Plus And The Cloud

>
>
> Okay... I assume this would either be accomplished through a save dialogue or 
> in the preferences somewhere?
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> > On Nov 2, 2013, at 8:45 AM, Dane Trethowan  wrote:
> > 
> > Yes, you're right about the Cloud however, you can save to your computer 
> > thus the document doesn't stay in the cloud, when you save to your computer 
> > and then close the document window then the document disappears.
> > 
> > 
> >> On 2 Nov 2013, at 11:41 pm, Josh Gregory  wrote:
> >> 
> >> Dane, I have to agree with Gordon here, I don't  have this program but I 
> >> think how it works is when you scan a document, it is initially sent to 
> >> the cloud to be converted to text. If this is indeed the case, I can see 
> >> where he is coming from. If not, my apologies, I'm not exactly well-versed 
> >> in OCR solutions. I have eyepal, which has since kind of become useless 
> >> since nobody has come up with a version of X11  for Mavericks yet. Or not 
> >> that I know of anyway
> >> 
> >> Sent from my iPhone
> >> 
> >>> On Nov 2, 2013, at 8:35 AM, Dane Trethowan  
> >>> wrote:
> >>> 
> >>> Nit picking.
> >>> 
> >>> I'm using Docuscan+ now so you're worried about security? Then you save 
> >>> your scanned documents to your computer and not in the cloud.
> >>> 
> >>> 
>  On 2 Nov 2013, at 11:20 pm, Gordon Smith  wrote:
>  
>  I must point out here that if you use DocuScan Plus, you have no 
>  alternative but to use the cloud technologies.  There are some, 
>  including us, who are a little unsettled regarding security if you're 
>  scanning sensitive material.  That is why I have retained, and will 
>  still retain, localised solutions such as VueScan and Abbyy FineReader 
>  Express.
>  
>  DocuScan Plus is fine for books and other non-critical documents.  But 
>  when it comes to documents where your personal data is stored, what 
>  guarantee is there that the documents you store in the cloud are not 
>  visible to others?  Nom, No!  Definitely super definitely not my cup of 
>  tea for secure documents.
>  
>  Kind regards
>  
>  <--- Gordon Smith --->
>  
>  
>  
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>  Providing Help & Support To Young People With Visual Impairment, plus 
>  Braille Transcription services.
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> >>> **
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checking battery status and time, finding edit box on webpage, going back a page?

[peter greco]

I've just got a Macbook Pro.
How can I please check the status of the battery?
How can I check the time please?
What's the easiest - quickest way to find an edit box on a webpage, say logging 
into a bank account please?
How does one go back to the page they were on when on a website please?
If it's better to ask each question in an individual email please let me know!
Peter

- Original Message -
From: melissa tucker 
To: iOS Accessibility Mac OSX & 
Date: Thursday, October 17, 2013 10:25 pm
Subject: shortcut for extras menu?

>
>
> is there a shortcut I can use to get to my extras menu from the finder window 
> or another place?  I need to quickly be able to see if dropbox is uploading 
> files or not.  this is an ongoing argument that I have with dropbox 
> occasionally.
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Re: Mike Arrigo's first 2 Mac podcasts

[peter greco]

Hey Judy
Lovely to hear from you!
This is fantastic!
Could you zip them? and then I could unzip them after receiving them?
How many meg are they?
Over to you and whatever you can do I'd really appreciate them!!
Wish you well!!
Cheers
Peter

- Original Message -
From: Judy Pryor 
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility 
Date: Wednesday, October 9, 2013 6:27 am
Subject: Re: Mike Arrigo's first 2 Mac podcasts

>
>
> Hi Peter, did you find a way of getting Mike Arrigo's podcasts, I have them 
> on my Mac but am not sure how to send them to you as they are pretty long.  I 
> also have David Woodbridge's   first lessons using Snow leopard  which I 
> downloaded from Vision Australia.  They are easier to forward as they are 
> pretty short MP3 files.  Judy
> ..  
> On 10 Sep 2013, at 06:23, peter greco  wrote:
> 
> > Mike Arrigo has done some amazing podcasts using about using the Mac.  I'm 
> > just beginning and I've contacted Mike about the first 2 he did, Mike no 
> > longer has them, can anyone let me know please how I may be able to access 
> > them, or have podcasts about key lay-out and very basic getting started 
> > with a Mac stuff?
> > Peter
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Mike Arrigo's first 2 Mac podcasts

[peter greco]

Mike Arrigo has done some amazing podcasts using about using the 
Mac.  I'm just beginning and I've contacted Mike about the first 
2 he did, Mike no longer has them, can anyone let me know please 
how I may be able to access them, or have podcasts about key 
lay-out and very basic getting started with a Mac stuff?

Peter
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moving on from the quick start

[peter greco]

I've just purchased a Macbook Pro.
I have only used braille notetakers in the past.
I'm wanting to move on from the quick start, however, if I hit 
escape, nothing seems to happen, and if I hit escape a second 
time I'm taken back to the quick start.

Any help please would be fabulous!
I'm especially wanting to use Safari.
Peter
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