Re: Amadeus Pro Tutorial

[Les Kriegler]

Hi Esther,

I highlighted the link and typed VO-Shift-M and chose download linked file.  
What I got was a file with an extension of .mp3 and .html.  When I opened it, I 
saw the file name and that was it.  I think I've seen this behavior before.  
How can this be rectified?  Thanks.

Les
On Nov 13, 2012, at 5:00 PM, Esther  wrote:

> Hello Chris,
> 
> I haven't had a problem with Mike's links and listened to his podcast on my 
> iPhone from his very first post.  Can you just try downloading the file from 
> mail on your Mac?  If nothing else, use VO-Shift-M when focused on the link 
> to his Dropbox file.  And you should be able to use the "Download" link that 
> is listed just after the "Create a Dropbox account" link in your post.
> 
> Also, just to add to background information, you can test out trial versions 
> of both Amadeus Pro and Amadeus Lite from their download web pages:
> * Amadeus Pro
> http://hairersoft.com/pro.html#4
> • Amadeus Lite
> http://hairersoft.com/lite.html#4
> 
> The Pro version has more features, such as batch processing and buttons to 
> easily split stereo tracks.  Alex asked what features Amadeus Pro has that 
> are not in Audacity.  Some of these include batch processing, toolbar buttons 
> for adding/splitting/deleting tracks, fading in/out, and access to 
> metadata/info, ability to join a batch of files together at once, controls 
> and shortcuts for extending sound to particular marker-points (demonstrated 
> in Mike's podcast, also in the reply I wrote to your query about ringtone 
> creation on the Mac-access list), more custom controls for trimming silence, 
> denoising, and automatic splitting (for example, at silence points.)  I think 
> it does better on multi-channel editing and recording.
> 
> Audacity is a good, free, cross-platform editor, so there are advantages to 
> using it on multiple operating systems.   Amadeus Pro is optimized for the 
> Mac GUI.
> 
> HTH.  Cheers,
> 
> Esther
> 
> On Nov 13, 2012, at 10:35, Chris wrote:
> 
>> Hello, here is what I get instead of the download starting immediately.
>> 
>> Dropbox
>> Create a Dropbox accountDownload
>> Sign in
>> Email
>> 
>> Password
>> 
>> Remember me
>> Sign in
>> Create an account
>> Public
>> Name
>> Size
>> Modified
>> Amadeus%20Basics
>> Amadeus Basics.mp3
>> 6.33 MB
>> 21 mins ago
>> 
>> Flag for copyright
>> 
>> 
>> Christopher Hallsworth
>> 
>> On 13/11/2012 20:17, Mike M wrote:
>>> DOn't you hate it when you forget the link lol
>>> Here it is .
>>> https://www.dropbox.com/sh/rctjke1wqmgut3g/II5Vvt-16r
>>> 
>>> Mike
>>> On Nov 13, 2012, at 12:52 AM, Chris  wrote:
>>> 
 Can't seem to download this directly like you should be able to on 
 Dropbox. Please is it possible to post the direct link? Thanks!
 
 
 Christopher Hallsworth
 
 On 13/11/2012 03:45, Mike M wrote:
> Hey all,
>   At the bottom of this email is a link to the MP3 in my dropbox about 
> how to use Amadeus Pro.
>   I go over the basics and really all you would need to do basic editing.
>   It is what I use for my podcasts on htb2.com and it works great.
>   If some of you more experienced folks listen and have things to 
> contribute or easier ways to do things please share because I want to 
> know as well.
>   I hope this helps and let me know if you guys have questions. I'll do 
> my best to answer.
> Here is the link
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/gmf8s1780zukemw/Amadeus%20Basics.mp3
> Mike
> 
 
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Re: Resize PDF using Preview or Other Alternative

[Tim Kilburn]

Hi,

Using Preview, this is totally accessible with VO:

1.  Open the existing pdf.
2.  Choose Export from the File menu.
3.  Navigate to the Quartz Filter pop-up menu.
4.  Select Resize.
5.  Make sure it will save to the correct location then pRess the Save button 
or press return.

That should do it.  Depending on your pdf, it should reduce it about half.

Later...


Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On 2012-11-13, at 8:18 PM, Emilio Hernandez  
wrote:

> Hello everyone,
> 
> I do not know how to resize PDF files while insuring the integrity of the 
> file remains esthetically pleasing.
> These are college transcripts I am trying to upload to an online application 
> package for employment consideration.
> I am not sure if this will be something for which I will need sighted 
> assistance, but any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
> Transcript 1 = 2.5MB, transcript 2 = 2.8MB, and transcript 3 = 640KB.
> 
> P.S. If I will need sighted help how would I explain this to nontechnical non 
> apple windows computer users?
> 
> Thank you very much for all of your help guys.
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Re: changing the genre of iTunes Albums?

[Cheryl Homiak]

I think cmd-i gets you to the same place. Unless you've set it not to ask you, 
you will be asked if you want to edit multiple items or something like that.

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May the words of my mouth
and the meditation of my heart
be acceptable to You, Lord,
my rock and my Redeemer.
(Psalm 19:14 HCSB)



On Nov 13, 2012, at 2:48 PM, "Daniel Miller"  wrote:

> Select all the tracks of the album, press VO+shift+M, and go to get info.
> Navigate to the info tab, it may be called something different, and look for
> a genre dropdown.
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
> [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Donna Goodin
> Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 2:29 PM
> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
> Subject: changing the genre of iTunes Albums?
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I have some albums whose genre I would like to change.  For example, they
> show as Classical, I'd like them labeled Holiday.  Anyone know how to do
> this?
> TIA,
> Donna
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Resize PDF using Preview or Other Alternative

[Emilio Hernandez]

Hello everyone,

I do not know how to resize PDF files while insuring the integrity of the file 
remains esthetically pleasing.
These are college transcripts I am trying to upload to an online application 
package for employment consideration.
I am not sure if this will be something for which I will need sighted 
assistance, but any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Transcript 1 = 2.5MB, transcript 2 = 2.8MB, and transcript 3 = 640KB.

P.S. If I will need sighted help how would I explain this to nontechnical non 
apple windows computer users?

Thank you very much for all of your help guys.

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Come with me, on the path of creation the radio sweeper in GarageBand

[Michael Babcock]

Visit the link below to create an audio sweeper for a fake radio station, 
"fictitious radio", and GarageBand. I used voice over in this video, and, I 
didn't explain what I was doing most of the time. However, you can join me on 
my adventure of creating a radio sweeper.
http://youtu.be/zIMgnt9Zfr
Please leave your comments on the YouTube page itself. Like if you do.


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Re: Using numpad as a calculator

[Stacey Robinson]

Ester,
I got it.
Thanks,
On Nov 13, 2012, at 7:19 PM, Esther wrote:

> Hi Stacey,
> 
> You need to turn off NumPad Commander to use the NumPad as a
> calculator?  I think you can turn this on or off by pressing VO-Clear,
> where the Clear key on the NumPad might be above the "7" key.  You can
> certainly turn off NumPad Commander from VoiceOver Utility (VO-F8),
> under the "Commanders" menu in the NumPad Commander tab by unchecking
> it.  then when you're using the Calculator application, you can simply
> press the NumPad keys for the numbers and operations.  Incidentally,
> you can also access the Calculator and NumPad commander key
> definitions from a laptop keyboard if you install an free
> (donationware) application named KeyRemap4MacBook.  You just have to
> press the Fn key in addition to corresponding keys for the embedded
> keyboard on the right side of the keyboard. I found that I could turn
> NumPad Commander off with VO-Clear using the embedded NumPad keys
> (with Fn key), but to turn it on again, I either had to turn VoiceOVer
> on and off and press VO-Clear, or I had to use VoiceOver Utility.
> 
> You may get a better answer from someone who regularly uses an
> extended keyboard.
> 
> HTH.  Cheers,
> 
> Esther
> On Nov 13, 12:07 pm, Stacey Robinson  wrote:
>> Hi, I am using a USB keyboard with my white 2009 macbook.
>> How do I use the numpad as a calculator?
>> What do I do step by step to fix it so the numpad doesn't think it's a 
>> commander for other things?
>> Thanks,
>> Stacey Robinson and GEB dog Chesley
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Opinions on I Mac.

[Nicholas Parsons]

I tried remapping the VoiceOver keys originally. However, no matter how you 
remap the keys, you'll never get a control, command and option key on both the 
left and the right of an Apple bluetooth keyboard. And as so many of the Mac OS 
X and VoiceOver keystrokes require a combination of these keys, I find it 
really much faster and easier when I have them on both sides. Granted, it might 
be worth the inconvenience of a missing key on the right in order to be able to 
take the keyboard away from your desk, but to be honest, I didn't really do 
this all that often. Plus, the Apple USB keyboard has two additional USB ports 
in it, so by using the Apple USB keyboard you in fact gain USB ports, not lose 
them.

At the end of the day though it's just a personal preference. I just really 
wish Apple would squeeze that one additional key on to the right side of the 
space bar. It doesn't seem too much to ask and it would make it so much more 
user friendly.

I agree with all the other iMac comments by everyone else. It's really great to 
have it on and ready to go 24/7. I'm just jealous you'll be getting a fusion 
drive. ;)

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Re: Airport Extreme configuration question

[Tim Kilburn]

Hi,

Press the Wireless Options button in the Wireless pane of Airport Utility for 
that Extreme.  You can set both the 2.4 and 5 GHz channels there manually.

Later...

Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

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> Hi.
> I think I have an interference problem between my Extreme and another in the 
> neighborhood.  Can someone point me to the place in either the Airport 
> Extreme Mac App or the iPhone airport utility where I can change the radio 
> frequencies?  Thanks.
>  
>  
>  
> BILL HOLTON
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Re: Using numpad as a calculator

[Esther]

Hi Stacey,

You need to turn off NumPad Commander to use the NumPad as a
calculator?  I think you can turn this on or off by pressing VO-Clear,
where the Clear key on the NumPad might be above the "7" key.  You can
certainly turn off NumPad Commander from VoiceOver Utility (VO-F8),
under the "Commanders" menu in the NumPad Commander tab by unchecking
it.  then when you're using the Calculator application, you can simply
press the NumPad keys for the numbers and operations.  Incidentally,
you can also access the Calculator and NumPad commander key
definitions from a laptop keyboard if you install an free
(donationware) application named KeyRemap4MacBook.  You just have to
press the Fn key in addition to corresponding keys for the embedded
keyboard on the right side of the keyboard. I found that I could turn
NumPad Commander off with VO-Clear using the embedded NumPad keys
(with Fn key), but to turn it on again, I either had to turn VoiceOVer
on and off and press VO-Clear, or I had to use VoiceOver Utility.

You may get a better answer from someone who regularly uses an
extended keyboard.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther
On Nov 13, 12:07 pm, Stacey Robinson  wrote:
> Hi, I am using a USB keyboard with my white 2009 macbook.
> How do I use the numpad as a calculator?
> What do I do step by step to fix it so the numpad doesn't think it's a 
> commander for other things?
> Thanks,
> Stacey Robinson and GEB dog Chesley

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Re: Google Plus?

[Tim Hornik]

The way this has ben done in the past involves the following. First all users 
enter Hangouts with Extras.. Visually impaired users use Chrome and install the 
Accesible Hangouts plugin made by Mohammed Mansuer, I believe. There are some 
tools that allow you record the Hangout, though I never did that part.

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attempt to create a call center using blind individuals as the operators, 
Google Hangouts as the interface, and some other pieces. 

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Help Topic Unavailable Message Revisited: Bug or Not?

[Teresa Cochran]

Hi, all,

Ok, I'm starting to think this is a bug. I've gone to ~/library/caches/hlpd and 
deleted it several times, and each time, the problem clears up for a few days, 
and then it's back. Help always has this generic message: "For best results, 
connect your Mac to the Internet". or: " This help topic is currently 
unavailable. Make sure you're connected to the internet.  If you're connected, 
try again later." I'm on a cable connection, always on.

Anyone having this issue, or found out anything about it?

Thanks,
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Re: Amadeus Pro Tutorial

[Chris]

Thank you, I have managed to download it. I may retry Amadeus Pro. Tried 
it once but wanted to compare it to the Lite version. Thank you once again.



Christopher Hallsworth

On 13/11/2012 22:00, Esther wrote:

Hello Chris,

I haven't had a problem with Mike's links and listened to his podcast on my iPhone from his very 
first post.  Can you just try downloading the file from mail on your Mac?  If nothing else, use 
VO-Shift-M when focused on the link to his Dropbox file.  And you should be able to use the 
"Download" link that is listed just after the "Create a Dropbox account" link 
in your post.

Also, just to add to background information, you can test out trial versions of 
both Amadeus Pro and Amadeus Lite from their download web pages:
* Amadeus Pro
http://hairersoft.com/pro.html#4
• Amadeus Lite
http://hairersoft.com/lite.html#4

The Pro version has more features, such as batch processing and buttons to 
easily split stereo tracks.  Alex asked what features Amadeus Pro has that are 
not in Audacity.  Some of these include batch processing, toolbar buttons for 
adding/splitting/deleting tracks, fading in/out, and access to metadata/info, 
ability to join a batch of files together at once, controls and shortcuts for 
extending sound to particular marker-points (demonstrated in Mike's podcast, 
also in the reply I wrote to your query about ringtone creation on the 
Mac-access list), more custom controls for trimming silence, denoising, and 
automatic splitting (for example, at silence points.)  I think it does better 
on multi-channel editing and recording.

Audacity is a good, free, cross-platform editor, so there are advantages to 
using it on multiple operating systems.   Amadeus Pro is optimized for the Mac 
GUI.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

On Nov 13, 2012, at 10:35, Chris wrote:


Hello, here is what I get instead of the download starting immediately.

Dropbox
Create a Dropbox accountDownload
Sign in
Email

Password

Remember me
Sign in
Create an account
Public
Name
Size
Modified
Amadeus%20Basics
Amadeus Basics.mp3
6.33 MB
21 mins ago

Flag for copyright


Christopher Hallsworth

On 13/11/2012 20:17, Mike M wrote:

DOn't you hate it when you forget the link lol
Here it is .
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/rctjke1wqmgut3g/II5Vvt-16r

Mike
On Nov 13, 2012, at 12:52 AM, Chris  wrote:


Can't seem to download this directly like you should be able to on Dropbox. 
Please is it possible to post the direct link? Thanks!


Christopher Hallsworth

On 13/11/2012 03:45, Mike M wrote:

Hey all,
At the bottom of this email is a link to the MP3 in my dropbox about 
how to use Amadeus Pro.
I go over the basics and really all you would need to do basic editing.
It is what I use for my podcasts on htb2.com and it works great.
If some of you more experienced folks listen and have things to 
contribute or easier ways to do things please share because I want to know as 
well.
I hope this helps and let me know if you guys have questions. I'll do 
my best to answer.
Here is the link
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gmf8s1780zukemw/Amadeus%20Basics.mp3
Mike







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Re: VoiceOver behaviors in Safari

[Chris Blouch]

Curious as to what benchmarks you used which found Safari slower than 
other browsers. Everything I could find shows Safari either the fastest 
or maybe #2. Maybe there is something wrong. I've heard Safari 
preferences can get corrupted and bog things down. Booting into recovery 
and doing a repair permissions usually clears this up.


CB

On 11/10/12 2:34 PM, Shen wrote:

Hi everyone,
I recently decided to take on the task of erasing my hard drive and install a 
clean copy of Mountain Lion. Even though it had been installed over Lion, the 
performance was not bad. But there were just the few little things that made 
enough of a difference to make me wonder. So I decided to install it.
Now that I have been using it for a few weeks, I have noticed a very specific 
behavior with VoiceOver and especially when it comes to Safari.
A couple of weeks ago on this list, people were saying how VoiceOver doesn't 
automatically interact with the HTML content in Safari. I have discovered there 
are 2 causes for this. One reason is that the page has not completely loaded. 
This can happen a lot because Safari is considered one of the slowest browsers. 
For some reason, it takes much longer to load a page than other browsers. If 
VoiceOver detects that it is not 100% done loading the page, it will not 
automatically interact wit the html content.
The other reason has to do with how VoiceOver works with Safari. I have 
discovered that about 50% of the time, VoiceOver will interact with the html 
content automatically when the page is finished loading, and the other 50% of 
the time, it doesn't. The 50% of the time it doesn't, a few things will happen. 
It will not automatically interact with the html content, it will not announce 
the percentage while the page is loading, and if you return to a previous page, 
it will likely not remember the last position.
I also discovered that by toggling VoiceOver off the on, this issue will go 
away. It does get a little annoying that 50% of the time you browse the 
internet, VoiceOver is not behaving as expected and you will need to toggle 
VoiceOver to fix it.
Overall, it's still not bad compare to Lion and Snow Leopard. There was a 
version of Lion that when VoiceOver is not working correctly in Safari, it 
cannot locate any headings. So I feel that it has improved, but still has ways 
to go.



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Using numpad as a calculator

[Stacey Robinson]

Hi, I am using a USB keyboard with my white 2009 macbook.
How do I use the numpad as a calculator?
What do I do step by step to fix it so the numpad doesn't think it's a 
commander for other things?
Thanks,
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Re: Amadeus Pro Tutorial

[Esther]

Hello Chris,

I haven't had a problem with Mike's links and listened to his podcast on my 
iPhone from his very first post.  Can you just try downloading the file from 
mail on your Mac?  If nothing else, use VO-Shift-M when focused on the link to 
his Dropbox file.  And you should be able to use the "Download" link that is 
listed just after the "Create a Dropbox account" link in your post.

Also, just to add to background information, you can test out trial versions of 
both Amadeus Pro and Amadeus Lite from their download web pages:
* Amadeus Pro
http://hairersoft.com/pro.html#4
• Amadeus Lite
http://hairersoft.com/lite.html#4

The Pro version has more features, such as batch processing and buttons to 
easily split stereo tracks.  Alex asked what features Amadeus Pro has that are 
not in Audacity.  Some of these include batch processing, toolbar buttons for 
adding/splitting/deleting tracks, fading in/out, and access to metadata/info, 
ability to join a batch of files together at once, controls and shortcuts for 
extending sound to particular marker-points (demonstrated in Mike's podcast, 
also in the reply I wrote to your query about ringtone creation on the 
Mac-access list), more custom controls for trimming silence, denoising, and 
automatic splitting (for example, at silence points.)  I think it does better 
on multi-channel editing and recording.

Audacity is a good, free, cross-platform editor, so there are advantages to 
using it on multiple operating systems.   Amadeus Pro is optimized for the Mac 
GUI.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

On Nov 13, 2012, at 10:35, Chris wrote:

> Hello, here is what I get instead of the download starting immediately.
> 
> Dropbox
> Create a Dropbox accountDownload
> Sign in
> Email
> 
> Password
> 
> Remember me
> Sign in
> Create an account
> Public
> Name
> Size
> Modified
> Amadeus%20Basics
> Amadeus Basics.mp3
> 6.33 MB
> 21 mins ago
> 
> Flag for copyright
> 
> 
> Christopher Hallsworth
> 
> On 13/11/2012 20:17, Mike M wrote:
>> DOn't you hate it when you forget the link lol
>> Here it is .
>> https://www.dropbox.com/sh/rctjke1wqmgut3g/II5Vvt-16r
>> 
>> Mike
>> On Nov 13, 2012, at 12:52 AM, Chris  wrote:
>> 
>>> Can't seem to download this directly like you should be able to on Dropbox. 
>>> Please is it possible to post the direct link? Thanks!
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Christopher Hallsworth
>>> 
>>> On 13/11/2012 03:45, Mike M wrote:
 Hey all,
At the bottom of this email is a link to the MP3 in my dropbox about 
 how to use Amadeus Pro.
I go over the basics and really all you would need to do basic editing.
It is what I use for my podcasts on htb2.com and it works great.
If some of you more experienced folks listen and have things to 
 contribute or easier ways to do things please share because I want to know 
 as well.
I hope this helps and let me know if you guys have questions. I'll do 
 my best to answer.
 Here is the link
 https://www.dropbox.com/s/gmf8s1780zukemw/Amadeus%20Basics.mp3
 Mike
 
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Re: changing the genre of iTunes Albums?

[Donna Goodin]

Thanks, Colin.
Best,
Donna
On Nov 13, 2012, at 3:10 PM, "Red.Falcon"  
wrote:

> Hi Donna!
> If you select all tracks in that album then when you put in to the field 
> holiday that should do the whole album!
> Colin
> 
> On 13 Nov 2012, at 20:50, Donna Goodin  wrote:
> 
>> Huh, interesting, thanks.  I've been doing it that way, but figured there 
>> must be some way to change a genre for a whole album.  Guess not. thanks, 
>> though. :)
>> Best,
>> Donna
>> On Nov 13, 2012, at 2:48 PM, Daniel Miller  wrote:
>> 
>>> Select all the tracks of the album, press VO+shift+M, and go to get info.
>>> Navigate to the info tab, it may be called something different, and look for
>>> a genre dropdown.
>>> 
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
>>> [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Donna Goodin
>>> Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 2:29 PM
>>> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
>>> Subject: changing the genre of iTunes Albums?
>>> 
>>> Hi all,
>>> 
>>> I have some albums whose genre I would like to change.  For example, they
>>> show as Classical, I'd like them labeled Holiday.  Anyone know how to do
>>> this?
>>> TIA,
>>> Donna
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Re: changing the genre of iTunes Albums?

[Red.Falcon]

Hi Donna!
If you select all tracks in that album then when you put in to the field 
holiday that should do the whole album!
Colin

On 13 Nov 2012, at 20:50, Donna Goodin  wrote:

> Huh, interesting, thanks.  I've been doing it that way, but figured there 
> must be some way to change a genre for a whole album.  Guess not. thanks, 
> though. :)
> Best,
> Donna
> On Nov 13, 2012, at 2:48 PM, Daniel Miller  wrote:
> 
>> Select all the tracks of the album, press VO+shift+M, and go to get info.
>> Navigate to the info tab, it may be called something different, and look for
>> a genre dropdown.
>> 
>> -Original Message-
>> From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
>> [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Donna Goodin
>> Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 2:29 PM
>> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
>> Subject: changing the genre of iTunes Albums?
>> 
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> I have some albums whose genre I would like to change.  For example, they
>> show as Classical, I'd like them labeled Holiday.  Anyone know how to do
>> this?
>> TIA,
>> Donna
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Re: Signatures in Mail

[Chris Bruinenberg]

That's odd.
Did you edit with this email?
I saw only one signature.

Chris Bruinenberg
cbrui...@gmail.com



On Nov 13, 2012, at 12:49 PM, Les Kriegler  wrote:

> Hi Chris,
> 
> Okay, this does help.  I had All Signatures highlighted, and changed to G 
> Mail.  So I put in my first name, and that shows as the default.  Then I 
> created a new message and what appeared in the e-mail was my first and last 
> name and my e-mail address.  It showed up at least twice in the test e-mail.  
> I thought the signature alone would show up, that being my first name in the 
> example I created?
> Les Kriegler
> kriegle...@gmail.com
> 
> 
> 
> On Nov 13, 2012, at 3:33 PM, Chris Bruinenberg  wrote:
> 
>> Hi.
>> Did you make sure you didn't put the signature in the wrong account when you 
>> created it?
>> I made that mistake. I don't use iCloud mail but it ended up there and i had 
>> to create a new one for my gmail account.
>> 
>> Chris Bruinenberg
>> cbrui...@gmail.com
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> On Nov 13, 2012, at 12:26 PM, Les Kriegler  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Harry,
>>> 
>>> Okay, when I composed a new e-mail, the options I saw were none which was 
>>> checked by default and edit signature.  I thought I would have seen an 
>>> option to use the signature I created, but I haven't yet located that 
>>> choice.
>>> 
>>> Les
>>> On Nov 13, 2012, at 3:18 PM, Harry Hogue  wrote:
>>> 
 You add the signature, and once the signature is added, you will have an 
 additional option as you tab through a new message creation, which will be 
 for selecting what signature you want to use.  If you only have one, this 
 isn't a problem -- you can choose to use the signature or not, I think.  
 If you have multiple signatures, for multiple accounts, for example, you 
 can select what signature should be used.
 
 Hope this helps,
 
 Harry
 
 On nov 13, 2012, at 2:03 p.m., Les Kriegler  wrote:
 
> I was asked how to have signatures appear in e-mail messages.  I went 
> into Preferences and saw a button for Signatures and the ability to add a 
> signature, but I cannot figure out how to use the added signature.  Any 
> assistance appreciated.
> 
> Les
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Re: changing the genre of iTunes Albums?

[Donna Goodin]

Huh, interesting, thanks.  I've been doing it that way, but figured there must 
be some way to change a genre for a whole album.  Guess not. thanks, though. :)
Best,
Donna
On Nov 13, 2012, at 2:48 PM, Daniel Miller  wrote:

> Select all the tracks of the album, press VO+shift+M, and go to get info.
> Navigate to the info tab, it may be called something different, and look for
> a genre dropdown.
> 
> -Original Message-
> From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
> [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Donna Goodin
> Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 2:29 PM
> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
> Subject: changing the genre of iTunes Albums?
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I have some albums whose genre I would like to change.  For example, they
> show as Classical, I'd like them labeled Holiday.  Anyone know how to do
> this?
> TIA,
> Donna
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Re: Signatures in Mail

[Les Kriegler]

Hi Chris,

Okay, this does help.  I had All Signatures highlighted, and changed to G Mail. 
 So I put in my first name, and that shows as the default.  Then I created a 
new message and what appeared in the e-mail was my first and last name and my 
e-mail address.  It showed up at least twice in the test e-mail.  I thought the 
signature alone would show up, that being my first name in the example I 
created?
Les Kriegler
kriegle...@gmail.com



On Nov 13, 2012, at 3:33 PM, Chris Bruinenberg  wrote:

> Hi.
> Did you make sure you didn't put the signature in the wrong account when you 
> created it?
> I made that mistake. I don't use iCloud mail but it ended up there and i had 
> to create a new one for my gmail account.
> 
> Chris Bruinenberg
> cbrui...@gmail.com
> 
> 
> 
> On Nov 13, 2012, at 12:26 PM, Les Kriegler  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Harry,
>> 
>> Okay, when I composed a new e-mail, the options I saw were none which was 
>> checked by default and edit signature.  I thought I would have seen an 
>> option to use the signature I created, but I haven't yet located that choice.
>> 
>> Les
>> On Nov 13, 2012, at 3:18 PM, Harry Hogue  wrote:
>> 
>>> You add the signature, and once the signature is added, you will have an 
>>> additional option as you tab through a new message creation, which will be 
>>> for selecting what signature you want to use.  If you only have one, this 
>>> isn't a problem -- you can choose to use the signature or not, I think.  If 
>>> you have multiple signatures, for multiple accounts, for example, you can 
>>> select what signature should be used.
>>> 
>>> Hope this helps,
>>> 
>>> Harry
>>> 
>>> On nov 13, 2012, at 2:03 p.m., Les Kriegler  wrote:
>>> 
 I was asked how to have signatures appear in e-mail messages.  I went into 
 Preferences and saw a button for Signatures and the ability to add a 
 signature, but I cannot figure out how to use the added signature.  Any 
 assistance appreciated.
 
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RE: changing the genre of iTunes Albums?

[Daniel Miller]

Select all the tracks of the album, press VO+shift+M, and go to get info.
Navigate to the info tab, it may be called something different, and look for
a genre dropdown.

-Original Message-
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[mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Donna Goodin
Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 2:29 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: changing the genre of iTunes Albums?

Hi all,

I have some albums whose genre I would like to change.  For example, they
show as Classical, I'd like them labeled Holiday.  Anyone know how to do
this?
TIA,
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Re: Amadeus Pro Tutorial

[Chris]

Hello, here is what I get instead of the download starting immediately.

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On 13/11/2012 20:17, Mike M wrote:

DOn't you hate it when you forget the link lol
Here it is .
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/rctjke1wqmgut3g/II5Vvt-16r

Mike
On Nov 13, 2012, at 12:52 AM, Chris  wrote:


Can't seem to download this directly like you should be able to on Dropbox. 
Please is it possible to post the direct link? Thanks!


Christopher Hallsworth

On 13/11/2012 03:45, Mike M wrote:

Hey all,
At the bottom of this email is a link to the MP3 in my dropbox about 
how to use Amadeus Pro.
I go over the basics and really all you would need to do basic editing.
It is what I use for my podcasts on htb2.com and it works great.
If some of you more experienced folks listen and have things to 
contribute or easier ways to do things please share because I want to know as 
well.
I hope this helps and let me know if you guys have questions. I'll do 
my best to answer.
Here is the link
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gmf8s1780zukemw/Amadeus%20Basics.mp3
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Re: Signatures in Mail

[Chris Bruinenberg]

Hi.
Did you make sure you didn't put the signature in the wrong account when you 
created it?
I made that mistake. I don't use iCloud mail but it ended up there and i had to 
create a new one for my gmail account.

Chris Bruinenberg
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On Nov 13, 2012, at 12:26 PM, Les Kriegler  wrote:

> Hi Harry,
> 
> Okay, when I composed a new e-mail, the options I saw were none which was 
> checked by default and edit signature.  I thought I would have seen an option 
> to use the signature I created, but I haven't yet located that choice.
> 
> Les
> On Nov 13, 2012, at 3:18 PM, Harry Hogue  wrote:
> 
>> You add the signature, and once the signature is added, you will have an 
>> additional option as you tab through a new message creation, which will be 
>> for selecting what signature you want to use.  If you only have one, this 
>> isn't a problem -- you can choose to use the signature or not, I think.  If 
>> you have multiple signatures, for multiple accounts, for example, you can 
>> select what signature should be used.
>> 
>> Hope this helps,
>> 
>> Harry
>> 
>> On nov 13, 2012, at 2:03 p.m., Les Kriegler  wrote:
>> 
>>> I was asked how to have signatures appear in e-mail messages.  I went into 
>>> Preferences and saw a button for Signatures and the ability to add a 
>>> signature, but I cannot figure out how to use the added signature.  Any 
>>> assistance appreciated.
>>> 
>>> Les
>>> 
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changing the genre of iTunes Albums?

[Donna Goodin]

Hi all,

I have some albums whose genre I would like to change.  For example, they show 
as Classical, I'd like them labeled Holiday.  Anyone know how to do this?
TIA,
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Re: Signatures in Mail

[Les Kriegler]

Hi Harry,

Okay, when I composed a new e-mail, the options I saw were none which was 
checked by default and edit signature.  I thought I would have seen an option 
to use the signature I created, but I haven't yet located that choice.

Les
On Nov 13, 2012, at 3:18 PM, Harry Hogue  wrote:

> You add the signature, and once the signature is added, you will have an 
> additional option as you tab through a new message creation, which will be 
> for selecting what signature you want to use.  If you only have one, this 
> isn't a problem -- you can choose to use the signature or not, I think.  If 
> you have multiple signatures, for multiple accounts, for example, you can 
> select what signature should be used.
> 
> Hope this helps,
> 
> Harry
> 
> On nov 13, 2012, at 2:03 p.m., Les Kriegler  wrote:
> 
>> I was asked how to have signatures appear in e-mail messages.  I went into 
>> Preferences and saw a button for Signatures and the ability to add a 
>> signature, but I cannot figure out how to use the added signature.  Any 
>> assistance appreciated.
>> 
>> Les
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Re: Timestamping documents in Pages

[Chris Blouch]

Start by using insert date and time someplace in the document using the 
Insert menu-> Date & Time. After that I select that date and do a 
VO-shift-M to bring up the contextual menu. From there choose Edit Date 
and Time. This will bring up a little modal dialog and the second tab 
stop is the "automatically Update on Open" checkbox. The tricky part 
here is that I couldn't get out of that dialog as the escape key does 
nothing and focus seems to be trapped in there. Only way I could get out 
was to command-tab to another app and then come back. I couldn't find 
this date setting in any of the menu items but maybe I missed it.


CB

On 11/11/12 7:25 AM, Chris Gilland wrote:

Is there a way in Pages where every time I open a document, it can insert the 
date/time at the end of the file?  I need it to go into the body, not into the 
footer.

I looked in the insert menu up in the menu bar, but didn't see a way to do this 
manually.

I'll admit, I didn't look in the pages menu under services.  I wonder if maybe 
I could do it from there.

Chris.



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Re: Google Plus?

[Scott Rumery]

Plus with that approach of having all participants record their part of the 
podcast and then send it to you for the final edit I would think that you would 
lose the interactivity of all participants as they would not be able to talk to 
one another in order to have a conversation.  I think that that the 
conversational aspect of doing a podcast like this is crucial.  JMO
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> Hello,
>   Good to know. I didn't want to waste the time to find out if someone 
> else had already done it. 
>   That is the plan as of right now. The only other way I have heard it 
> done is to have each person just record their own voice, then everyone sends 
> it to the same person who then lines them all up in an editing program and 
> then you have nice quality for everyone.
>   the problem is that aligning the recordings correctly can be a pain and 
> honestly this is much more work then it's worth with it comes to multiple 
> people.
>   We will make due with what we have and go from there.
>   We'll talk more about this sort of thing tonight. 
> 
> Take care
> 
> Mike 
> On Nov 13, 2012, at 9:00 AM, Scott Rumery  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Mike,
>> 
>> We were going to try and use Google Plus for our podcast but we found it to 
>> be very hard if not impossible to use.  I do agree with you that this would 
>> be a great option if it were completely
>>  accessible, but it isn't at this point.  
>> 
>> Do you plan on using Skype for the podcast?  If so, we might have some 
>> trouble with the sound quality at times.  By this I mean that on my end when 
>> I am using Skype will become a bit choppy and the person on the other end 
>> will have some trouble hearing me.  I think that we might be able to do 
>> something about this though.  If we are going to do this through Skype then 
>> maybe if we make sure that nothing else but Skype and Voice Over is running 
>> on our computers.  I am not sure if this will help, but it couldn't hurt.  
>> Just a thought.
>> Scott Rumery
>> Senior Partner
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>> On Nov 12, 2012, at 7:40 PM, Mike M  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hey everyone,
>>> I just created a Google Plus profile because I have haeard that it's 
>>> [ossible ti invite multiple people to a hangout to voice chat then up to 
>>> 100 people can just listen in to the others talking.
>>> Obviously as a podcaster this could be pretty helpful but I don't 
>>> remember where I heard this and i can't seem to file anything that talks 
>>> about it.
>>> True to typical google fashion things are strange to navigate through 
>>> so I figured I would ask here since someone has most likely done this and 
>>> knows a better way to do this.
>>> I appreciate the help. Take care!
>>> 
>>> Mike 
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Re: Amadeus Pro Tutorial

[Mike M]

DOn't you hate it when you forget the link lol
Here it is .
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/rctjke1wqmgut3g/II5Vvt-16r

Mike 
On Nov 13, 2012, at 12:52 AM, Chris  wrote:

> Can't seem to download this directly like you should be able to on Dropbox. 
> Please is it possible to post the direct link? Thanks!
> 
> 
> Christopher Hallsworth
> 
> On 13/11/2012 03:45, Mike M wrote:
>> Hey all,
>>  At the bottom of this email is a link to the MP3 in my dropbox about 
>> how to use Amadeus Pro.
>>  I go over the basics and really all you would need to do basic editing.
>>  It is what I use for my podcasts on htb2.com and it works great.
>>  If some of you more experienced folks listen and have things to 
>> contribute or easier ways to do things please share because I want to know 
>> as well.
>>  I hope this helps and let me know if you guys have questions. I'll do 
>> my best to answer.
>> Here is the link
>> https://www.dropbox.com/s/gmf8s1780zukemw/Amadeus%20Basics.mp3
>> Mike
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Re: Amadeus Pro Tutorial

[Mike M]

ALl,
Below is a link to the same recording. This time in the public folder. 
If this one doesn't work then I am not sure what to do lol.
Amadeus is $60 if I remember correctly.
Thanks all.

Mike 
On Nov 13, 2012, at 12:52 AM, Chris  wrote:

> Can't seem to download this directly like you should be able to on Dropbox. 
> Please is it possible to post the direct link? Thanks!
> 
> 
> Christopher Hallsworth
> 
> On 13/11/2012 03:45, Mike M wrote:
>> Hey all,
>>  At the bottom of this email is a link to the MP3 in my dropbox about 
>> how to use Amadeus Pro.
>>  I go over the basics and really all you would need to do basic editing.
>>  It is what I use for my podcasts on htb2.com and it works great.
>>  If some of you more experienced folks listen and have things to 
>> contribute or easier ways to do things please share because I want to know 
>> as well.
>>  I hope this helps and let me know if you guys have questions. I'll do 
>> my best to answer.
>> Here is the link
>> https://www.dropbox.com/s/gmf8s1780zukemw/Amadeus%20Basics.mp3
>> Mike
>> 
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Re: Signatures in Mail

[Harry Hogue]

You add the signature, and once the signature is added, you will have an 
additional option as you tab through a new message creation, which will be for 
selecting what signature you want to use.  If you only have one, this isn't a 
problem -- you can choose to use the signature or not, I think.  If you have 
multiple signatures, for multiple accounts, for example, you can select what 
signature should be used.

Hope this helps,

Harry

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> I was asked how to have signatures appear in e-mail messages.  I went into 
> Preferences and saw a button for Signatures and the ability to add a 
> signature, but I cannot figure out how to use the added signature.  Any 
> assistance appreciated.
> 
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Re: Google Plus?

[Mike M]

Hello,
Good to know. I didn't want to waste the time to find out if someone 
else had already done it. 
That is the plan as of right now. The only other way I have heard it 
done is to have each person just record their own voice, then everyone sends it 
to the same person who then lines them all up in an editing program and then 
you have nice quality for everyone.
the problem is that aligning the recordings correctly can be a pain and 
honestly this is much more work then it's worth with it comes to multiple 
people.
We will make due with what we have and go from there.
We'll talk more about this sort of thing tonight. 

Take care

Mike 
On Nov 13, 2012, at 9:00 AM, Scott Rumery  wrote:

> Hi Mike,
> 
> We were going to try and use Google Plus for our podcast but we found it to 
> be very hard if not impossible to use.  I do agree with you that this would 
> be a great option if it were completely
>  accessible, but it isn't at this point.  
> 
> Do you plan on using Skype for the podcast?  If so, we might have some 
> trouble with the sound quality at times.  By this I mean that on my end when 
> I am using Skype will become a bit choppy and the person on the other end 
> will have some trouble hearing me.  I think that we might be able to do 
> something about this though.  If we are going to do this through Skype then 
> maybe if we make sure that nothing else but Skype and Voice Over is running 
> on our computers.  I am not sure if this will help, but it couldn't hurt.  
> Just a thought.
> Scott Rumery
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> 
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> 
>> Hey everyone,
>>  I just created a Google Plus profile because I have haeard that it's 
>> [ossible ti invite multiple people to a hangout to voice chat then up to 100 
>> people can just listen in to the others talking.
>>  Obviously as a podcaster this could be pretty helpful but I don't 
>> remember where I heard this and i can't seem to file anything that talks 
>> about it.
>>  True to typical google fashion things are strange to navigate through 
>> so I figured I would ask here since someone has most likely done this and 
>> knows a better way to do this.
>>  I appreciate the help. Take care!
>> 
>> Mike 
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Signatures in Mail

[Les Kriegler]

I was asked how to have signatures appear in e-mail messages.  I went into 
Preferences and saw a button for Signatures and the ability to add a signature, 
but I cannot figure out how to use the added signature.  Any assistance 
appreciated.

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Re: without passing through router?

[Chris Blouch]

Seems a bit slow. I usually get about 10GB/hour throughput on wifi 
backups, so I would expect 125GB to easily complete in a day. Of course 
if your machine goes to sleep or other things use up bandwidth your 
mileage may vary. There was also discussion about issues with slow 
performance on wifi in certain situations which seems to be an OSX bug:


https://discussions.apple.com/message/19083821#19083821#19083821

That said, once you get your first backup done the incrementals should 
be much faster.


CB

On 11/11/12 5:40 PM, Ioana Gandrabur wrote:

Thanks for all your support,
As we speak the backup is going slowly but surely.
Could anyone of you experts suggest a course of action to try to 
attempt the wired connection with a cable without passing through 
router?  At the moment I have the ethernet connected to both macs 
without a router but I have a feeling that the network is still 
happening over wifi.


It is very slow for now. 2 days for 125 gigs.

Thanks again,

Ioana

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On Nov 8, 2012, at 4:00 PM, Chris Blouch > wrote:


I've had pretty good luck with time machine over wifi. I have an old 
Mac G4 running in the basement with a 500GB drive for time machine 
backups wired to my wifi router. I then have sharing turned on and 
mounted that drive on a laptop and told time machine to use it. It 
seems to back up a lot of the time since I'm back on 802.11G since my 
Airport died. It was much more reasonable with 802.11N. In other 
words, if you're patient you might be fine just doing time machine 
backups over wifi and will have no need of a frankencable setup.


CB

On 11/7/12 12:31 AM, Tim Kilburn wrote:

Hi,

You are correct in most accounts.  Time Machine will continue from 
where it left off if all things are equal, meaning that you're using 
the same Backup location and configuration as well as connection 
method.  Yes it should be much quicker on future backups.


With respect to the Internet connection being lost when the ethernet 
cable is connected.  Try going to the System Prefs, in the Network 
pane.  In the Actions pop-up menu, choose "Set Service Order" and 
then drag the WIFI above the Ethernet service.  This should allow 
the WIFI to maintain its Internet connection but still allow 
connectivity between computers with the ethernet cable.  Note that 
"should" is my favourite word in computer-land so I'm not promising 
that it will work perfectly.  I do, in my world, use multiple 
network services but these are usually in a Server environment so 
your machine may behave differently.


Good luck.

Later...

Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On 2012-11-06, at 12:50 PM, Ioana Gandrabur > wrote:



Thanks for your detailed response.
Like you said, it opens up more questiones than it answers.

I have a sighted husband that could help with non VO friendly 
solutions. Could you mind telling me what those might be?


Also, I am just thinking letting timemachine do its thing although 
it takes forever. I am thinking that for subsequent bakcups it 
would be faster since there is less to update. Do any of you know 
if timemachine can continue backup where it left off if the backup 
was interrupted? IN this case am I risking corrupted data?


hanks very much!


Ioana
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On Nov 5, 2012, at 9:08 PM, Tim Kilburn > wrote:



Hi,

Migration Assistant is a different kettle of fish.  Although, the 
basic answer is yes, sort of.  Some complications will arise 
though if you are planning to have the units tethered more or less 
permanently.  Normally, the ethernet connection is a higher 
priority than the wireless one thus once the connection is made, 
you will lose your IP address and most likely lose your Internet 
connection.  There are workarounds for this sort of thing but they 
are not typically VO friendly.


The connection speed should be quicker than WIFI and depending on 
your router, could be slightly quicker then going through it as well.


The problem I see with your design though is that, unless your 
other Mac is set up as a server, using it for Time Machine backups 
is not as easy as it appears.  My suggestions for this would be to 
either have some sort of network access storage either through 
your existing router (if it supports it), to use a Time Capsule or 
Airport Extreme with external HD, or convert your other Mac to a 
MacOS Server.  Financially, if your router supports NAS, that's 
the least expensive route, purchasing the MacOS Server is only $20 
and the most expensive would be the Airport Extreme or Time 
Capsule route.  Just because life is never easy, the less 
expensive routes are not necessarily the easiest methods to configure.


Sorry, probably just gave you more q

Re: Opinions on I Mac.

[Kawal Gucukoglu]

Hello.

That is really great of you to do this for me.

I already have a BT Apple keyboard and intend to buy the Apple USB keyboard 
which I didn't know about.

I am going to get the new I Mac with SSD and Fusion drive and RAM isn't going 
to be an issue.  When I'm ready I'm going to do it properly and after that a 
Mac Book Air when I'm ready and if I need to just for portibility.  Keep the 
messages coming as you are all helping me to make a decision for the I Mac.

Thank you very much.

Kawal.

On Nov 13, 2012, at 4:15 PM, Nicholas Parsons  
wrote:

> HI,
> 
> I bought a mid 2011 iMac 21" 2.7 GHz quad-core i5 processor with 4GB of RAM 
> and 1TB HD earlier this year, along with a 13" MacBook Air 128 GB SSD with 
> 1.7 GHz i5 processor.
> 
> Basically, I absolutely love my iMac and don't regret buying it. I only 
> slightly regret missing out on the new fusion drives, but not much I can do 
> about that now.
> 
> I will offer a few observations though.
> 
> 1. I Originally got my iMac with the standard BT keyboard. However, I found 
> that only having the VO keys on one side of the keyboard makes keystrokes 
> like VO-Shift-D and VO-Command-~ really difficult and life pretty sucky in 
> general. So, I bought a full Apple USB keyboard and this has made the whole 
> Mac experience so much easier and more pleasant. I really miss it now when 
> I'm using my MacBook Air. So my advice to you, if you get an iMac choose the 
> USB keyboard instead of the BT keyboard.
> 
> 2. Despite having 4GB of RAM and a quad core processor, my iMac would become 
> "busy" surprisingly easy. This would happen most in iTunes and Safari. I've 
> since upgraded to 16GB of RAM and everything works so much more smoothly. I'd 
> really recommend upgrading your RAM. If price is an issue, you can buy RAM 
> online for fairly cheap.
> 
> 3. For some things, e.g. loading ML and rebooting etc, my iMac is much slower 
> than my MacBook Air, despite it's much greater power. This is obviously due 
> to the MacBook Air's SSD. So, the iMac is great, but if you can get one with 
> an SSD or fusion drive I'd really recommend it, as an HD is the one thing 
> that will really noticeably slow it down. Although, I think a RAM upgrade is 
> probably better value for money.
> 
> 4. Despite the super sexiness of my MacBook Air, I rarely use it in 
> comparison to my iMac. I only use it when I really need to, e.g. when I'm in 
> class or on holidays or away for business etc. The reasons I prefer my iMac 
> are:
>•I love having huge amounts of storage for all my audiobooks, TV 
> shows, podcasts, music etc. My iTunes library definitely takes up the vast 
> majority of my space.
>•The internal speakers and microphone are great for listening to 
> music, watching movies and making Facetime or Skype calls. However, I do have 
> external speakers when I really want to get the party started.
>•I love the full USB keyboard with VO keys on both the left and the 
> right, proper home and end keys, and a number pad which I use for the 
> calculator.
>•It's huge amount of RAM is great for iTunes and Safari and GarageBand 
> etc.
>•It's a lovely feeling (and apparently looking) machine, and is super 
> easy to set up etc as it's all in one piece. It's also great to have so many 
> available ports, and the optical drive is great for importing old CDs into 
> iTunes and watching DVDs etc.
>•I have some sight, though very little. I kinda hoped that with the 
> big bright iMac screen I may be able to see something of movies. But 
> unfortunately those days seem to be beyond me. I can't really see much on the 
> screen and tend to use the screen curtain much of the time. However, It is 
> nice to be able to get some feedback from the screen. Importantly, the screen 
> has been useful a couple of times when I've needed to get some sighted 
> assistance, either when VoiceOver has been misbehaving, or where there's 
> something inaccessible in an app or webpage. Also, the big screen means my 
> girlfriend and I can watch movies together straight from iTunes on my iMac.
> 
> Hope these observations help you in your decision.
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Re: OK some advice please on backups!

[Nektarios Mallas]

Hello there. 
If the drive is formated with ntfs or other windows file system, you need to 
reformat the dirve ive with disk utility. 

Nektarios.

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> OK I have finally got a stand alone hard drive!
> It is a 2 terabyte elements and was wondering if I will need to reformat it?
> Before backing up my Mac!
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OK I have finally got a stand alone hard drive!
It is a 2 terabyte elements and was wondering if I will need to reformat it?
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Re: Adding CDs to iTunes that are not on the database

[Esther]

Hi,
I'll add a couple of points about the Gracenote database.  First,
there are standards for syntax and formatting for submission listed in
their web page FAQ:
http://www.gracenote.com/about/faqs/
Navigate to the heading on "Are there guidelines for submitting
(uploading) CDs?" to read them.  Secondly, the entries I am most
likely not to find there are for multi-disc audiobooks.  I don't
particularly like having each disc with a different album title (e.g.,
"[Disc 1]", "[Disc 2]", etc. apended at the end of the album title),
especially since there chosen format (with no leading 0 on the number)
won't sort correctly for more than 9 discs. So I may submit following
their syntax rules, but then go back and change the album to a single
album name for my own library.  (This is more work.)  Thirdly, if you
edit the tracks names of the CD before ripping, as you would have to
do for submission to Gracenote, then they will show up with those
track names whenever you insert the CD again (using iTunes on that
computer), whether or not you submit information to Gracenote.  If you
only edit the track titles for the imported content this will not be
true; the tracks will instead be named Track 1, etc.

HTH,  Cheers,

Esther

On Nov 13, 5:37 am, Chris Blouch  wrote:
> One other tidbit is that after you go through the trouble of putting in
> all that data it would be nice to submit it to Gracenote so others don't
> have to do it again. With the CD selected and all the data entered go to
> the Advanced menu and choose Submit CD Track Names. That way, after a
> few days, your stuff will be used by Gracenote to populate track names
> for anyone else who imports the same CD.
>
> CB
>
> On 11/12/12 11:06 PM, Esther wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hi Max,
>
> > When you insert a CD  it should be highlighted in the iTunes sources list, 
> > and if you press Command-I (Get Info) you should bring up a "CD Info" 
> > window.  If the CD is in the GraceNote database, then the information about 
> > Artist, Composer, Album, disk number, genre, and year may be filled in.  
> > Even if it is, you can always override this information for all tracks on 
> > your CD with your own data.
>
> > I find it easiest to fill in this information in the CD Info window, since 
> > the information in these fields will be applied to all tracks at once.  If 
> > this is a compilation album (e.g. one artist playing works by many 
> > composers), you can leave the "Composer" text box blank, and check the box 
> > for "Compilation".  For multi-disc albums, fill in the boxes to indicate 
> > whether this is disc "1" of "1" or disc "1" or "2" of "2", etc.  Add the 
> > year if you like, and choose a genre.
>
> > Using VO-Space on the "OK" button or simply just pressing "return" when you 
> > are done filling in entries will apply your selections and close the window.
>
> > Now you have a choice: you can either start importing the CD, which will 
> > have the Album, Composer, Artist, etc. information, but no track titles, or 
> > you can decide to fill in the track titles before importing the CD.  If you 
> > want to fill in the track titles before you import your CD, navigate to the 
> > songs table, interact, and select the first track (VO-Shift-Space).  Use 
> > Command-I to bring up the Get Info window for that track, and navigate 
> > (VO-Right arrow or Right Arrow) to the "Info" tab and select it (VO-Space). 
> >  Then move to the first text box and type in the name of the track. Then 
> > navigate to the "next" button and press it with VO-Space. (You can also 
> > reach this button by moving to the end of the window, and Left arrowing or 
> > pressing VO-Left arrow twice.)  You'll be shown the "Info" tab for the next 
> > track, where you can fill in the name (and other information you want).  If 
> > you get lost, the track number is one of the pieces of information that is 
> > automatically filled in.  Continue to use the "Next" button to move through 
> > all the entries.
>
> > Alternatively, you can import the CD, then location the album and fill in 
> > the track names the same way from your iTunes database.  That might be 
> > easier, since you can just press space bar to start the track playing for 
> > your identification.
>
> > The main difference from Alex's instructions is that the "CD Info" window 
> > is easier to use as a quick way to fill in the Album information.
>
> > To print a list of album names by artist press Command-P to bring up the 
> > "Print" window, then navigate to the "Album list" radio button and select 
> > it (VO-Space). Then continue navigating to the pop up button, VO-Space, and 
> > set it to "List of albums".  Press "return" or VO-Space on the "Print" 
> > button.  In the "print" window navigate to the "PDF menu button" and select 
> > "Save as PDF".  (Of course, you can do this however you want -- or even 
> > view this in Preview or actually print.)
>
> > HTH.  This may not be exact because I'm not running the late

Re: Amadeus Pro Tutorial

[Harry Hogue]

Mike and all,

Mike, thank you for making this tutorial; I found it very helpful.  How much 
does this software cost?

Everyone else, to download the file, clik on the link provided in the e-mail.  
You will be taken to a webpage, and you want the link that says "Download file 
'x,' direct link."  I chose the direct link download so it would go directly 
into my downloads folder.

I hope this helps.

Harry

On nov 13, 2012, at 9:17 a.m., Jürgen Fleger  wrote:

> Hi Mike,
> 
> didn't work to download. Did you put the file in the Dropbox public folder? 
> That's essential. 
> 
> Greetings 
> Jürgen
> 
> Am 13.11.2012 um 04:45 schrieb Mike M :
> 
>> Hey all,
>>  At the bottom of this email is a link to the MP3 in my dropbox about 
>> how to use Amadeus Pro.
>>  I go over the basics and really all you would need to do basic editing.
>>  It is what I use for my podcasts on htb2.com and it works great.
>>  If some of you more experienced folks listen and have things to 
>> contribute or easier ways to do things please share because I want to know 
>> as well.
>>  I hope this helps and let me know if you guys have questions. I'll do 
>> my best to answer.
>> Here is the link 
>> https://www.dropbox.com/s/gmf8s1780zukemw/Amadeus%20Basics.mp3
>> Mike  
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Re: Opinions on I Mac.

[Alex Hall]

I want to remind everyone of the great remapping app for the mac. With this 
app, you can map the vo keys to the capslock key, or (I believe) map the right 
command key to control, giving you vo keys on the right and left. If you plan 
to move around with your keyboard, perhaps sitting across the room from your 
iMac, then the bt keyboard combined with the afore mentioned app may serve you 
better. It's all subjective, though, and if you find yourself using the 
home/end and numpad keys a lot then the full keyboard may be best, but there's 
something to be said for having a wireless keyboard you can take anywhere in 
the room and that does not take up one of your usb ports.
On Nov 13, 2012, at 11:15 AM, Nicholas Parsons  
wrote:

> HI,
> 
> I bought a mid 2011 iMac 21" 2.7 GHz quad-core i5 processor with 4GB of RAM 
> and 1TB HD earlier this year, along with a 13" MacBook Air 128 GB SSD with 
> 1.7 GHz i5 processor.
> 
> Basically, I absolutely love my iMac and don't regret buying it. I only 
> slightly regret missing out on the new fusion drives, but not much I can do 
> about that now.
> 
> I will offer a few observations though.
> 
> 1. I Originally got my iMac with the standard BT keyboard. However, I found 
> that only having the VO keys on one side of the keyboard makes keystrokes 
> like VO-Shift-D and VO-Command-~ really difficult and life pretty sucky in 
> general. So, I bought a full Apple USB keyboard and this has made the whole 
> Mac experience so much easier and more pleasant. I really miss it now when 
> I'm using my MacBook Air. So my advice to you, if you get an iMac choose the 
> USB keyboard instead of the BT keyboard.
> 
> 2. Despite having 4GB of RAM and a quad core processor, my iMac would become 
> "busy" surprisingly easy. This would happen most in iTunes and Safari. I've 
> since upgraded to 16GB of RAM and everything works so much more smoothly. I'd 
> really recommend upgrading your RAM. If price is an issue, you can buy RAM 
> online for fairly cheap.
> 
> 3. For some things, e.g. loading ML and rebooting etc, my iMac is much slower 
> than my MacBook Air, despite it's much greater power. This is obviously due 
> to the MacBook Air's SSD. So, the iMac is great, but if you can get one with 
> an SSD or fusion drive I'd really recommend it, as an HD is the one thing 
> that will really noticeably slow it down. Although, I think a RAM upgrade is 
> probably better value for money.
> 
> 4. Despite the super sexiness of my MacBook Air, I rarely use it in 
> comparison to my iMac. I only use it when I really need to, e.g. when I'm in 
> class or on holidays or away for business etc. The reasons I prefer my iMac 
> are:
>   •   I love having huge amounts of storage for all my audiobooks, TV 
> shows, podcasts, music etc. My iTunes library definitely takes up the vast 
> majority of my space.
>   •   The internal speakers and microphone are great for listening to 
> music, watching movies and making Facetime or Skype calls. However, I do have 
> external speakers when I really want to get the party started.
>   •   I love the full USB keyboard with VO keys on both the left and 
> the right, proper home and end keys, and a number pad which I use for the 
> calculator.
>   •   It's huge amount of RAM is great for iTunes and Safari and 
> GarageBand etc.
>   •   It's a lovely feeling (and apparently looking) machine, and is 
> super easy to set up etc as it's all in one piece. It's also great to have so 
> many available ports, and the optical drive is great for importing old CDs 
> into iTunes and watching DVDs etc.
>   •   I have some sight, though very little. I kinda hoped that with 
> the big bright iMac screen I may be able to see something of movies. But 
> unfortunately those days seem to be beyond me. I can't really see much on the 
> screen and tend to use the screen curtain much of the time. However, It is 
> nice to be able to get some feedback from the screen. Importantly, the screen 
> has been useful a couple of times when I've needed to get some sighted 
> assistance, either when VoiceOver has been misbehaving, or where there's 
> something inaccessible in an app or webpage. Also, the big screen means my 
> girlfriend and I can watch movies together straight from iTunes on my iMac.
> 
> Hope these observations help you in your decision.
> 
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Opinions on I Mac.

[Nicholas Parsons]

HI,

I bought a mid 2011 iMac 21" 2.7 GHz quad-core i5 processor with 4GB of RAM and 
1TB HD earlier this year, along with a 13" MacBook Air 128 GB SSD with 1.7 GHz 
i5 processor.

Basically, I absolutely love my iMac and don't regret buying it. I only 
slightly regret missing out on the new fusion drives, but not much I can do 
about that now.

I will offer a few observations though.

1. I Originally got my iMac with the standard BT keyboard. However, I found 
that only having the VO keys on one side of the keyboard makes keystrokes like 
VO-Shift-D and VO-Command-~ really difficult and life pretty sucky in general. 
So, I bought a full Apple USB keyboard and this has made the whole Mac 
experience so much easier and more pleasant. I really miss it now when I'm 
using my MacBook Air. So my advice to you, if you get an iMac choose the USB 
keyboard instead of the BT keyboard.

2. Despite having 4GB of RAM and a quad core processor, my iMac would become 
"busy" surprisingly easy. This would happen most in iTunes and Safari. I've 
since upgraded to 16GB of RAM and everything works so much more smoothly. I'd 
really recommend upgrading your RAM. If price is an issue, you can buy RAM 
online for fairly cheap.

3. For some things, e.g. loading ML and rebooting etc, my iMac is much slower 
than my MacBook Air, despite it's much greater power. This is obviously due to 
the MacBook Air's SSD. So, the iMac is great, but if you can get one with an 
SSD or fusion drive I'd really recommend it, as an HD is the one thing that 
will really noticeably slow it down. Although, I think a RAM upgrade is 
probably better value for money.

4. Despite the super sexiness of my MacBook Air, I rarely use it in comparison 
to my iMac. I only use it when I really need to, e.g. when I'm in class or on 
holidays or away for business etc. The reasons I prefer my iMac are:
•   I love having huge amounts of storage for all my audiobooks, TV 
shows, podcasts, music etc. My iTunes library definitely takes up the vast 
majority of my space.
•   The internal speakers and microphone are great for listening to 
music, watching movies and making Facetime or Skype calls. However, I do have 
external speakers when I really want to get the party started.
•   I love the full USB keyboard with VO keys on both the left and 
the right, proper home and end keys, and a number pad which I use for the 
calculator.
•   It's huge amount of RAM is great for iTunes and Safari and 
GarageBand etc.
•   It's a lovely feeling (and apparently looking) machine, and is 
super easy to set up etc as it's all in one piece. It's also great to have so 
many available ports, and the optical drive is great for importing old CDs into 
iTunes and watching DVDs etc.
•   I have some sight, though very little. I kinda hoped that with 
the big bright iMac screen I may be able to see something of movies. But 
unfortunately those days seem to be beyond me. I can't really see much on the 
screen and tend to use the screen curtain much of the time. However, It is nice 
to be able to get some feedback from the screen. Importantly, the screen has 
been useful a couple of times when I've needed to get some sighted assistance, 
either when VoiceOver has been misbehaving, or where there's something 
inaccessible in an app or webpage. Also, the big screen means my girlfriend and 
I can watch movies together straight from iTunes on my iMac.

Hope these observations help you in your decision.

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Re: 128kb aac or 256kb mp3, which is higher quality?

[Chris Blouch]

Some say that per-bit you get higher quality out of AAC, but when the 
mp3 is twice as many bits it would be hard to imagine the AAC stuff 
sounding better. That and mp3 is just more universally supported.


CB

On 11/12/12 7:37 PM, Jesus Garcia wrote:

Evening the higher the number the better the quality.

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Subject: 128kb aac or 256kb mp3, which is higher quality?

I have a subscription to sky.fm  premium and decided to import some of their
stations into itunes. They offer 128kb aac and 256kb mp3 as the highest
quality feeds. I'm not familiar with 128kb aac. Does anybody have a thought
on which of these formats is highest quality?

Mary

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Re: headphones question

[Chris Blouch]

I like circumaural headphones which are the kind which have large 
circular pads that go around the ears rather than press against them. I 
also like closed back because I often times use them to block out other 
noise. If you like that combination then you might want to try the 
Sennheiser HD250 Linear II. I suspect the model # or name might have 
changed slightly but they have been making some variant of these for 
years. Not cheap but you only buy them once. The ear pads are 
replaceable and the cord also unplugs from each ear so it is also 
replaceable. I have done both over the decade or so I've had them. The 
HD280 or HD380 are probably the modern equivalent.


CB

On 11/12/12 10:57 PM, Chris Bruinenberg wrote:

Hi all.
SOrry if this is a bit off topic.
I'm looking for a good pair of headphones. I am tired of earbuds, they mess 
with my ears.
I have a pair of koss headphones that have pads and clip on to the ear.
Does anybody have suggestions for a pair of headphones like these but maybe has 
the remote for the iPhone?
Thanks for any help and feel free to pass along your favorite headphone 
suggestions.
Again no earbuds please and something portable as well.

Chris Bruinenberg
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Re: Adding CDs to iTunes that are not on the database

[Chris Blouch]

One other tidbit is that after you go through the trouble of putting in 
all that data it would be nice to submit it to Gracenote so others don't 
have to do it again. With the CD selected and all the data entered go to 
the Advanced menu and choose Submit CD Track Names. That way, after a 
few days, your stuff will be used by Gracenote to populate track names 
for anyone else who imports the same CD.


CB

On 11/12/12 11:06 PM, Esther wrote:

Hi Max,

When you insert a CD  it should be highlighted in the iTunes sources list, and if you 
press Command-I (Get Info) you should bring up a "CD Info" window.  If the CD 
is in the GraceNote database, then the information about Artist, Composer, Album, disk 
number, genre, and year may be filled in.  Even if it is, you can always override this 
information for all tracks on your CD with your own data.

I find it easiest to fill in this information in the CD Info window, since the information in these fields will be applied to all tracks at once.  If 
this is a compilation album (e.g. one artist playing works by many composers), you can leave the "Composer" text box blank, and check the 
box for "Compilation".  For multi-disc albums, fill in the boxes to indicate whether this is disc "1" of "1" or disc 
"1" or "2" of "2", etc.  Add the year if you like, and choose a genre.

Using VO-Space on the "OK" button or simply just pressing "return" when you are 
done filling in entries will apply your selections and close the window.

Now you have a choice: you can either start importing the CD, which will have the Album, Composer, Artist, etc. 
information, but no track titles, or you can decide to fill in the track titles before importing the CD.  If you want 
to fill in the track titles before you import your CD, navigate to the songs table, interact, and select the first 
track (VO-Shift-Space).  Use Command-I to bring up the Get Info window for that track, and navigate (VO-Right arrow or 
Right Arrow) to the "Info" tab and select it (VO-Space).  Then move to the first text box and type in the 
name of the track. Then navigate to the "next" button and press it with VO-Space. (You can also reach this 
button by moving to the end of the window, and Left arrowing or pressing VO-Left arrow twice.)  You'll be shown the 
"Info" tab for the next track, where you can fill in the name (and other information you want).  If you get 
lost, the track number is one of the pieces of information that is automatically filled in.  Continue to use the 
"Next" button to move through all the entries.

Alternatively, you can import the CD, then location the album and fill in the 
track names the same way from your iTunes database.  That might be easier, 
since you can just press space bar to start the track playing for your 
identification.

The main difference from Alex's instructions is that the "CD Info" window is 
easier to use as a quick way to fill in the Album information.

To print a list of album names by artist press Command-P to bring up the "Print" window, then navigate to the "Album list" radio button and 
select it (VO-Space). Then continue navigating to the pop up button, VO-Space, and set it to "List of albums".  Press "return" or VO-Space 
on the "Print" button.  In the "print" window navigate to the "PDF menu button" and select "Save as PDF".  (Of course, 
you can do this however you want -- or even view this in Preview or actually print.)

HTH.  This may not be exact because I'm not running the latest version of 
iTunes on the Mac which has a CD slot.

Cheers,

Esther


On Nov 12, 2012, at 17:06, Alex Hall wrote:


When you rip the cd, it may mark the files as unknown. I would do a
search for "unknown" with the group by album radio button checked,
then vo-space on your album (each unknown should have a date on it).
Once the cd is open, cmd-a to select all, then cmd-i to open the info
window. Select the second tab (I don't remember what it's called) and
you will have a bunch of checkboxes and edit fields to fill in (I
don't know what the checkboxes do, but I always check the one for any
edit field I fill in). Since this is for all the tracks, not just one,
only enter things like album name, artist, and other information that
applies to all the tracks as a group. Cmd-w to close the window once
you're done. Now you can go back and look up all those disks, naming
each track if you want to and entering other optional information like
track number, with that cmd-i command on any track or group of tracks.
Note that if you select multiple items, you will get a warning when
you press cmd-i; this warning does not come up for individual tracks.
I know it's a pain, but eventually you'll have a great database of
music searchable by track name, album, artist, and so on. Best of all,
with the right settings this makes it incredibly easy to sync only the
music you want onto your iOS device, if you have one, especially with
smart playlists. I hope this all made sense.

On 11/12/12, Agent0

Re: Amadeus Pro Tutorial

[Jürgen Fleger]

Hi Mike,

didn't work to download. Did you put the file in the Dropbox public folder? 
That's essential. 

Greetings 
Jürgen

Am 13.11.2012 um 04:45 schrieb Mike M :

> Hey all,
>   At the bottom of this email is a link to the MP3 in my dropbox about 
> how to use Amadeus Pro.
>   I go over the basics and really all you would need to do basic editing.
>   It is what I use for my podcasts on htb2.com and it works great.
>   If some of you more experienced folks listen and have things to 
> contribute or easier ways to do things please share because I want to know as 
> well.
>   I hope this helps and let me know if you guys have questions. I'll do 
> my best to answer.
> Here is the link 
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/gmf8s1780zukemw/Amadeus%20Basics.mp3
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my mini doesn't seem to sleep

[Alex Hall]

Hi all,
I have my mini set to turn the display off and sleep after half an hour, but I 
don't think it does it. Sure the screen goes off, but it wakes up almost 
immediately. On the other hand, when I put it to sleep using the menu item, it 
takes much longer to wake up, which seems to indicate that the auto sleep 
setting is not working. Any idea why this might be? Are there different types 
of sleeping or something?


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Re: Google Plus?

[Scott Rumery]

Hi Mike,

We were going to try and use Google Plus for our podcast but we found it to be 
very hard if not impossible to use.  I do agree with you that this would be a 
great option if it were completely
 accessible, but it isn't at this point.  

Do you plan on using Skype for the podcast?  If so, we might have some trouble 
with the sound quality at times.  By this I mean that on my end when I am using 
Skype will become a bit choppy and the person on the other end will have some 
trouble hearing me.  I think that we might be able to do something about this 
though.  If we are going to do this through Skype then maybe if we make sure 
that nothing else but Skype and Voice Over is running on our computers.  I am 
not sure if this will help, but it couldn't hurt.  Just a thought.
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On Nov 12, 2012, at 7:40 PM, Mike M  wrote:

> Hey everyone,
>   I just created a Google Plus profile because I have haeard that it's 
> [ossible ti invite multiple people to a hangout to voice chat then up to 100 
> people can just listen in to the others talking.
>   Obviously as a podcaster this could be pretty helpful but I don't 
> remember where I heard this and i can't seem to file anything that talks 
> about it.
>   True to typical google fashion things are strange to navigate through 
> so I figured I would ask here since someone has most likely done this and 
> knows a better way to do this.
>   I appreciate the help. Take care!
> 
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Re: Recording to an iDevice from a mixer

[Chris Blouch]

I haven't done this but found a page talking about some ways to do it here:

http://workingipad.net/tutorial/2011/6/18/record-analog-audio-via-35mm-line-out-or-microphone-jack-int.html

They seem to say the Headset Buddy will basically break out the in/out 
connections on the headphone jack into two separate plugs. Then you can 
run audio into one of those. For apps they reccommend TwistedWave and 
iProRecorder. I would think GarageBand would work, at least if you're on 
an iPad.


CB

On 11/13/12 8:19 AM, David Hole wrote:

Hi folks.

Have anyone here tried recording directly from a mixer, for example a
concert, using an iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch?
If so, what did you use to record?
I mean, is it possible to just connect from for example headphones on
the mixer, and directly to the iDevice, or do I need some extra stuff
for this?
What app(s) is recommended for recording for example a concert?
I've taken a look at FiRe wich is mainly designed for broadcasters,
but it have all features needed for just pressing record and stop :-)

Best David



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never mind, solved iTunes issue.

[Donna Goodin]

Hi all,

Think I have it solved.  Not sure what went wrong, but I'm seeing the rest of 
my music now.  Sorry for the post.
Cheers,
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Has anyone imported a folder into iTunes lately?

[Donna Goodin]

Hello all,

Just wondering if anyone else is able to import a folder into iTunes?  I used 
to do this all the time, but it seems like something has changed.  Now the only 
music I can see is the music that's already in my iTunes library?  Am I crazy?
Thanks,
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Re: Amadeus Pro Tutorial

[Les Kriegler]

Thanks for doing this.  I am unable to download the file.  I tried hitting 
Option Enter on the link, no luck.  When I went into Safari from within the 
link, I saw a picture link for download, but nothing else.  In any event, the 
file does not appear to be in my downloads folder.

Les
On Nov 12, 2012, at 10:45 PM, Mike M  wrote:

> Hey all,
>   At the bottom of this email is a link to the MP3 in my dropbox about 
> how to use Amadeus Pro.
>   I go over the basics and really all you would need to do basic editing.
>   It is what I use for my podcasts on htb2.com and it works great.
>   If some of you more experienced folks listen and have things to 
> contribute or easier ways to do things please share because I want to know as 
> well.
>   I hope this helps and let me know if you guys have questions. I'll do 
> my best to answer.
> Here is the link 
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/gmf8s1780zukemw/Amadeus%20Basics.mp3
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RE: Some questions about Mac Mini.

[Jesus Garcia]

This is true the one I am using as a entertainment control center has no
monitor and it runs without any issues.

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Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 02:14
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Some questions about Mac Mini.

With the 2012 mac mini's, you do not have to buy an monitor, or and adaprtor
to make it think so.  I have a Mac mini, and the only thing connected to it
is my apple bt keyboard, I used the mouse to connect it, after that it was a
breeze.  it sits on my end table, out of the way, and I can move up to 30
feet away from from it, and still operate it.  HTH

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On Nov 12, 2012, at 9:43 AM, Eric Caron  wrote:


Hi Kawal,

I have both a mini and a Mac Book pro.  The mini itself is small, but once
you add in the many wires for power and USB and monitor it quickly becomes
more tangled then the Mac Book.  Also, the internal speaker is just adequate
nothing great.  There is no battery power.  Most of us will tell you you
will need a monitor.  If you don't want a monitor you will need to buy
adaptors to make it work.  By the time you purchase the needed extras and
hook then=m up you will find your Mini is not especially a great bargain.  I
would recommend looking into a Mac book air or new Mac Book Pro. 

In my case the Mini was bought used so I saved a significant amount, still
once I added in everything I could have probably just about baught a new
Air.  

So for space convenience and value the Mini may not be the best choice.  If
you all ready own all the peripherals and just want a updated desk top this
could be a good choice.  I'm enjoying mine but I would be fine with just my
macbook pro.

Eric Caron 

On Nov 11, 2012, at 5:34 PM, Kawal Gucukoglu  wrote:

> Hello All.
> 
> As you know I am hoping to sell my Mac Book Pro mid 2010 and two or three
months after the sale, I am probably going to get a Mac Mini due to the lack
of space on my desk with a magic track pad.
> 
> So, I have  questions to ask.
> 
> Does the Mac Mini have batteries inside it?
> 
> I know that the Mac Mini has know screen, but does it have speakers?
Also, what would any of you advise should I get a USB keyboard as I have an
Apple keyboard which is bluetooth.  If I were to stick with that and not get
a USB keyboard, how would one pair the keyboard if the Mac Mini was not set
up?
> 
> I am wanting the latest one with the fusion drive and a SSD drive and as
the unit is cheaper than a lap top, will probably go for the highest
processor it all depends on how much everything will cost.
> 
> Any advice is appreciated as I want to do a thorough research on this as I
don't want to get anything without knowing the facts.  Why do people get Mac
minis, is it the saving on space or something else?  I need something which
will take as little room as possible due to having one desk which is cramed
with wires and as much as I love my Mac Book Pro, I am going to be sorry for
giving it up as it means a lot to me due to my time in the USA but one can't
be sentimental I have to think of the practical i.e. no space.
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Kawal.
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Recording to an iDevice from a mixer

[David Hole]

Hi folks.

Have anyone here tried recording directly from a mixer, for example a
concert, using an iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch?
If so, what did you use to record?
I mean, is it possible to just connect from for example headphones on
the mixer, and directly to the iDevice, or do I need some extra stuff
for this?
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I've taken a look at FiRe wich is mainly designed for broadcasters,
but it have all features needed for just pressing record and stop :-)

Best David

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Re: accessable VPN's?

[johns.kary]

Ok, that's strange, because I have installed it and it just says "WiTopia has 
no windows"
Any idea what I might have done wrong or something else I have to do?

On 12/11/2012, at 10:52 PM, Kliphton  wrote:

> Yes it is, even has an icon for the status bar, and notifications center.
> 
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> On Nov 12, 2012, at 5:27 AM, "johns.kary"  wrote:
> 
> Hi Guys,
> Can anyone tell me if WiTopia  is accessible with voiceover? if it isn't is 
> there a VPN program that is?
> 
> Thanks heeps,
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Cannot choose gender on slacker account creation

[Christine Grassman]

I am trying to create a slacker account on my iPhone with the app. I cannot 
seem to select gender. Nothing  I try is working, but the app says I   must 
choose.  Help is appreciated. Christine

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Re: Opinions on I Mac.

[Kawal Gucukoglu]

Great Neil.

I'm going to get one with an SSD drive and a fusion drive. Can you please write 
to me off list, I have something to ask.

Thank you.

Kawal.

On Nov 13, 2012, at 10:21 AM, Neil Barnfather - TalkNav  
wrote:

> Kawal,
> 
> I use the 27in iMac, and have had three since 2010. They are well made, easy 
> to navigate for ports etc, and powerful to run Voice Over without any form of 
> issue at all.
> 
> I would strongly recommend one with an SSD hard drive as that way it will be 
> super nippy.
> 
> if you are looking for something that just sits in the corner and will work 
> when you want it, no fuss, no getting it out and ready, just there, waiting 
> to be used, 
> 
> 
> 
> Regards,
> 
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> 
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> 
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> On 12 Nov 2012, at 18:22, Kawal Gucukoglu  wrote:
> 
>> Hello All.
>> 
>> After reading all the messages about the Mac Mini, I'm now wanting your 
>> opinions on the I Mac.
>> 
>> I don't need to take what ever I get anywhere and if I want portability 
>> later on, I could buy a Mac book Air.
>> 
>> So those of you have I Macs, wish for an honest opinion, for and against.  I 
>> have been on this list for over two years and I appreciate every one's 
>> honesty.  I simply don't want a Mac book pro at the moment.  I have felt an 
>> I Mac and I like them very much.
>> 
>> Thank you very much for your kind assistance.
>> 
>> Kawal.
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Re: setting up spacing in textedit

[Eugenia Firth]

Hi there
Well, if it were me and all else fails, I was select all the text, copy it to 
the clipboard, and paste it into a new file. Then you could see if the same 
problem exists. This is of course, after you tried unlocking it as and 
suggested.
Gigi

Sent from my iPhone

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> Hello Chris,
> 
> The only reason I can think of for the line spacing option to be dimmed is 
> that the file is locked. I've changed the line spacing on an empty file and 
> on an existing file with no problems.
> 
> Sorry not to be of more help.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Anne
> 
> 
> On 12 Nov 2012, at 22:40, Chris Bruinenberg  wrote:
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>> Hi Anne. 
>> When I tried this the line spacing was dimmed out. 
>> Am I doing something wrong?
>> Thanks
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Re: Opinions on I Mac.

[Neil Barnfather - TalkNav]

Kawal,

I use the 27in iMac, and have had three since 2010. They are well made, easy to 
navigate for ports etc, and powerful to run Voice Over without any form of 
issue at all.

I would strongly recommend one with an SSD hard drive as that way it will be 
super nippy.

if you are looking for something that just sits in the corner and will work 
when you want it, no fuss, no getting it out and ready, just there, waiting to 
be used, 



Regards,

Neil Barnfather

Talks List Administrator
Twitter @neilbarnfather

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Macintosh and Android accessibility specialist. For all your
accessible phone, PDA and GPS related enquiries visit www.talknav.com

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On 12 Nov 2012, at 18:22, Kawal Gucukoglu  wrote:

> Hello All.
> 
> After reading all the messages about the Mac Mini, I'm now wanting your 
> opinions on the I Mac.
> 
> I don't need to take what ever I get anywhere and if I want portability later 
> on, I could buy a Mac book Air.
> 
> So those of you have I Macs, wish for an honest opinion, for and against.  I 
> have been on this list for over two years and I appreciate every one's 
> honesty.  I simply don't want a Mac book pro at the moment.  I have felt an I 
> Mac and I like them very much.
> 
> Thank you very much for your kind assistance.
> 
> Kawal.
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