Re: A Bluetooth pairing issue

[Chris H]

Nothing. The mac does not provide services to the iPhone alone. You need 
an app like Type2Phone, a mac app that turns your mac into a bluetooth 
keyboard for your iDevice, paid. Once installed and running the mac will 
have a service available which your iPhone can connect to.


On 02/07/2013 05:56, Ray Foret jr wrote:

Hi y'all,

I have an interesting problem.  Just now, I tried to pair my Iphone 5 to my 
Mac.  According to the dialog box on my Mac, the pairing went just fine.  
However, although my Iphone 5 could see my Mac, when I tried to make a 
connection, a dialog on my Iphone 5 kept telling me that my Mac was not 
supported.  How ever can that be?  I had no issues pairing my brother-in-law's 
Bose Sound Link to my Iphone just the other day.  Can anybody suggest what I 
might be doing wrong here?


Sent from my mac, the only computer with full accessibility for the blind 
built-in!
Sincerely,
The Constantly Barefooted Ray
Still a very proud and happy Mac and Iphone user!



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IOS Swipe Down Question

[Brian Fischler]

Hey all,

Funny been using the iPhone for years, and since IOS 6 I love the ability in 
many apps to delete as a swipe down option. Hopefully in IOS 7 they will 
include more options than just delete and default. Does anyone know what the 
default gesture does? I have not used it at all, but have seen it many apps. 
Can you program it? It doesn't seem to do anything, what am I missing here? 
Thanks

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Re: IOS Swipe Down Question

[Chris H]

The default gesture for example would open a message in the messages or 
mail app.


On 02/07/2013 08:28, Brian Fischler wrote:

Hey all,

Funny been using the iPhone for years, and since IOS 6 I love the ability in 
many apps to delete as a swipe down option. Hopefully in IOS 7 they will 
include more options than just delete and default. Does anyone know what the 
default gesture does? I have not used it at all, but have seen it many apps. 
Can you program it? It doesn't seem to do anything, what am I missing here? 
Thanks



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Re: IOS Swipe Down Question

[Brian Fischler]

Thanks Chris, good to know, will have to try it, any clue what the default 
gesture does in downcast? Can't seem to figure out if it does anything. Thanks 
again
On Jul 2, 2013, at 3:54 AM, Chris H  wrote:

> The default gesture for example would open a message in the messages or mail 
> app.
> 
> On 02/07/2013 08:28, Brian Fischler wrote:
>> Hey all,
>> 
>> Funny been using the iPhone for years, and since IOS 6 I love the ability in 
>> many apps to delete as a swipe down option. Hopefully in IOS 7 they will 
>> include more options than just delete and default. Does anyone know what the 
>> default gesture does? I have not used it at all, but have seen it many apps. 
>> Can you program it? It doesn't seem to do anything, what am I missing here? 
>> Thanks
>> 
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Re: IOS Swipe Down Question

[Nicholas Parsons]

Brian, the default gesture is just the same as a double tap. Whatever doing a 
double tap would do, that's what the default gesture would do. So, depending on 
where in Downcast you're talking about, the default button would play the 
podcast episode or open the podcast to view the contained episodes.
Cheers,
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Re: Markdown rendering tool?

[Nicholas Parsons]

Alex,

What you want is called MultiMarkdown Composer II. It's brilliant. YOu type 
your markdown in an edit field and can VO once to the right to see the HTML 
area with your rendered HTML. Exports to multiple formats and has a great help 
section for all the supported markdown.

It's available in the Mac App Store but is also, I think, available outside the 
Mac App Store.

It used to be able to be used by Mars Edit as an external editor, but now given 
App Store sandboxing and other complications it cannot. The developer of Mars 
Edit is working on an alternative though. However, I can recommend a bunch of 
services which will allow you to copy your markdown and paste as HTML. You can 
email me off list for these. You can also save as an HTML file, change the file 
extension to .txt, and then copy and paste your code into the HTML editor on 
Mars Edit.

Needless to say it works great with VoiceOver. I would do all my word 
processing in MultiMarkdown Composer II except that I'm still not sure how to 
handle all the CSS stuff and the footnotes don't work seamlessly when imported 
into Microsoft Word. 

Nic

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Re: using dropbox on i phone

[Nicholas Parsons]

Just to add to Alex's info: Although, as Alex said, if you export a document 
from Dropbox in iOS to Pages and edit the document those edits will not be 
automatically synced with Dropbox, there are some text editors, such as 
DropText, which do work more seamlessly with Dropbox on iOS.
Cheers,
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Apply tv in dfu mode

[Krysti]

Hey all 

How do I get my Apple TV out of dfu mode 

Sent from my iPhone

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Re: A Bluetooth pairing issue

[Ray Foret jr]

Ah, I was almost thinking that my Bluetooth keyboard might perhaps have been at 
issue:  or, worse yet, I might have a network issue with which to contend.


Sent from my mac, the only computer with full accessibility for the blind 
built-in!
Sincerely,
The Constantly Barefooted Ray
Still a very proud and happy Mac and Iphone user!

On Jul 2, 2013, at 2:23 AM, Chris H  wrote:

> Nothing. The mac does not provide services to the iPhone alone. You need an 
> app like Type2Phone, a mac app that turns your mac into a bluetooth keyboard 
> for your iDevice, paid. Once installed and running the mac will have a 
> service available which your iPhone can connect to.
> 
> On 02/07/2013 05:56, Ray Foret jr wrote:
>> Hi y'all,
>> 
>> I have an interesting problem.  Just now, I tried to pair my Iphone 5 to my 
>> Mac.  According to the dialog box on my Mac, the pairing went just fine.  
>> However, although my Iphone 5 could see my Mac, when I tried to make a 
>> connection, a dialog on my Iphone 5 kept telling me that my Mac was not 
>> supported.  How ever can that be?  I had no issues pairing my 
>> brother-in-law's Bose Sound Link to my Iphone just the other day.  Can 
>> anybody suggest what I might be doing wrong here?
>> 
>> 
>> Sent from my mac, the only computer with full accessibility for the blind 
>> built-in!
>> Sincerely,
>> The Constantly Barefooted Ray
>> Still a very proud and happy Mac and Iphone user!
>> 
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mixer that works well with garageband or protools

[keith weatherly]

Hello, could somebody tell me a easy to learn and use mixer that I can get 
that is easy to setup and operate without syted assistence with my windows and 
mac daws? I have cakewalk sonar 4.0 on my windows 7 HP Compac laptop and the 
latest vs of garageband,logic 9.0 and protools  9.0 on my macbook running snow 
lepard. Also I’m limited on funding right now.  we just had a baby so I really 
can’t put but for so much into getting a really advanced one like I would 
normaly do. However I would like to have a nice starter setup. any help would 
be greatly apreciated. 

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Re: Markdown rendering tool?

[Alex Hall]

Thanks for the recommendation. I don't have $12 to drop on an app right now, so 
another service would be helpful. I'm assuming, then, that iText Express has no 
Markdown support? I might just end up using Mars Edit to write and see if it 
renders correctly, then copying out my markdown and closing the draft without 
saving.
On Jul 2, 2013, at 4:58 AM, Nicholas Parsons  
wrote:

> Alex,
> 
> What you want is called MultiMarkdown Composer II. It's brilliant. YOu type 
> your markdown in an edit field and can VO once to the right to see the HTML 
> area with your rendered HTML. Exports to multiple formats and has a great 
> help section for all the supported markdown.
> 
> It's available in the Mac App Store but is also, I think, available outside 
> the Mac App Store.
> 
> It used to be able to be used by Mars Edit as an external editor, but now 
> given App Store sandboxing and other complications it cannot. The developer 
> of Mars Edit is working on an alternative though. However, I can recommend a 
> bunch of services which will allow you to copy your markdown and paste as 
> HTML. You can email me off list for these. You can also save as an HTML file, 
> change the file extension to .txt, and then copy and paste your code into the 
> HTML editor on Mars Edit.
> 
> Needless to say it works great with VoiceOver. I would do all my word 
> processing in MultiMarkdown Composer II except that I'm still not sure how to 
> handle all the CSS stuff and the footnotes don't work seamlessly when 
> imported into Microsoft Word. 
> 
> Nic
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Re: Markdown rendering tool?

[Esther]

Hi Alex, there's a demo version if you go to the web site:
http://multimarkdown.com/demo/

Cheers,

Esther

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Re: VM Ware Help Needed

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As I stated before when you slammed me for posting to as you call it, a free 
email list, I do not pretend to know everything that there is to know about 
Windows and Macs, but what I do pride myself in is the ability to provide a 
service to our clients  in which we will go above and beyond what is expected 
of us in order to solve their problems, and that is what I was doing here.

I will no longer entertain this jerks messages by responding to them. He is 
known in the blindness community as someone who is a very unpleasant person, 
and he is also someone who thinks that he knows everything about everything and 
there is no use in trying to have an adult discussion with him.

Scott Rumery
On Jul 1, 2013, at 7:43 PM, Gabe Vega  wrote:

> Hi, I find it odd that you all from FedoraOutlier come on these free email 
> help lists for simple basic issues, but claim to be this national expert firm 
> of tech people. it sickens me that you all want free help here for what you 
> all are getting paid for. its not right and something should be done to stop 
> it. I also find it funny that you use your company signature when you spam 
> the list with Fedora promotion messages but just act all individual when you 
> need help. from us, the real experts. here, I'll give you a clue. go to 
> http://commtechusa.net for the real expert help. and, no, we don't go to free 
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Re: VM Ware Help Needed

[Kawal Gucukoglu]

Why can't we all talk nicely on this list. If you can't be nice or don't feel 
nice just quit posting until you feel better. This list use to be respectful of 
everyone's views. But the facts are, even if nobody likes it, some of us have 
Windows on our Macs and we're all going to have issues so it would be nice if 
we could get on and discuss our problems. Some lists who discuss Macs do not 
allow people to talk about anything Windows so just be grateful that we're 
allowed on this one. I'm not criticising anyone, but I'd like everyone who 
shares ideas and things to get on as we're all in the same boat have Macs or 
potentially wishing to get one so please let's just get on and not quarrell. 
That's my plea for today.

Kawal. 

On 2 Jul 2013, at 01:50 PM, Scott's MacBook Pro  wrote:

> As I stated before when you slammed me for posting to as you call it, a free 
> email list, I do not pretend to know everything that there is to know about 
> Windows and Macs, but what I do pride myself in is the ability to provide a 
> service to our clients  in which we will go above and beyond what is expected 
> of us in order to solve their problems, and that is what I was doing here.
> 
> I will no longer entertain this jerks messages by responding to them. He is 
> known in the blindness community as someone who is a very unpleasant person, 
> and he is also someone who thinks that he knows everything about everything 
> and there is no use in trying to have an adult discussion with him.
> 
> Scott Rumery
> On Jul 1, 2013, at 7:43 PM, Gabe Vega  wrote:
> 
>> Hi, I find it odd that you all from FedoraOutlier come on these free email 
>> help lists for simple basic issues, but claim to be this national expert 
>> firm of tech people. it sickens me that you all want free help here for what 
>> you all are getting paid for. its not right and something should be done to 
>> stop it. I also find it funny that you use your company signature when you 
>> spam the list with Fedora promotion messages but just act all individual 
>> when you need help. from us, the real experts. here, I'll give you a clue. 
>> go to http://commtechusa.net for the real expert help. and, no, we don't go 
>> to free email lists to answer questions we aren't sure of. :-) lol! 
>> 
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Re: VM Ware Help Needed

[Les Kriegler]

Hi Kawal,

Nice sentiment, but unfortunately, not realistic.  You have some who have an ax 
to grind and are nasty by nature.  Blindness has nothing to do with it, it's 
just like any group, there are jerks, no matter the circumstance.  Frankly, if 
I couldn't assist people on occasion and get get useful info, I'd drop off this 
list today because of the pettiness and nastiness I've seen.  It's absolutely 
disgusting, and I wis the mods would take people to task.  Just my two sense.

Les
On Jul 2, 2013, at 9:05 AM, Kawal Gucukoglu  wrote:

> Why can't we all talk nicely on this list. If you can't be nice or don't feel 
> nice just quit posting until you feel better. This list use to be respectful 
> of everyone's views. But the facts are, even if nobody likes it, some of us 
> have Windows on our Macs and we're all going to have issues so it would be 
> nice if we could get on and discuss our problems. Some lists who discuss Macs 
> do not allow people to talk about anything Windows so just be grateful that 
> we're allowed on this one. I'm not criticising anyone, but I'd like everyone 
> who shares ideas and things to get on as we're all in the same boat have Macs 
> or potentially wishing to get one so please let's just get on and not 
> quarrell. That's my plea for today.
> 
> Kawal. 
> 
> On 2 Jul 2013, at 01:50 PM, Scott's MacBook Pro  
> wrote:
> 
>> As I stated before when you slammed me for posting to as you call it, a free 
>> email list, I do not pretend to know everything that there is to know about 
>> Windows and Macs, but what I do pride myself in is the ability to provide a 
>> service to our clients  in which we will go above and beyond what is 
>> expected of us in order to solve their problems, and that is what I was 
>> doing here.
>> 
>> I will no longer entertain this jerks messages by responding to them. He is 
>> known in the blindness community as someone who is a very unpleasant person, 
>> and he is also someone who thinks that he knows everything about everything 
>> and there is no use in trying to have an adult discussion with him.
>> 
>> Scott Rumery
>> On Jul 1, 2013, at 7:43 PM, Gabe Vega  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi, I find it odd that you all from FedoraOutlier come on these free email 
>>> help lists for simple basic issues, but claim to be this national expert 
>>> firm of tech people. it sickens me that you all want free help here for 
>>> what you all are getting paid for. its not right and something should be 
>>> done to stop it. I also find it funny that you use your company signature 
>>> when you spam the list with Fedora promotion messages but just act all 
>>> individual when you need help. from us, the real experts. here, I'll give 
>>> you a clue. go to http://commtechusa.net for the real expert help. and, no, 
>>> we don't go to free email lists to answer questions we aren't sure of. :-) 
>>> lol! 
>>> 
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Re: VM Ware Help Needed

[Les Kriegler]

Well-said, Scott.  You should never be afraid to admit you don't know something 
and ask for assistance.  One of the biggest problems I see in the support 
business are the representative who feel they must answer a question even if 
they don't have a clue as to what they are talking about.  I do consulting and 
training, and the first thing I acknowledged is that I'd much rather admit that 
I don't know something.  I think consumers are more interested that you do the 
research and answer their question rather than pretend you know something when 
you don't.  So you did nothing wrong here.

Les
On Jul 2, 2013, at 8:50 AM, Scott's MacBook Pro  wrote:

> As I stated before when you slammed me for posting to as you call it, a free 
> email list, I do not pretend to know everything that there is to know about 
> Windows and Macs, but what I do pride myself in is the ability to provide a 
> service to our clients  in which we will go above and beyond what is expected 
> of us in order to solve their problems, and that is what I was doing here.
> 
> I will no longer entertain this jerks messages by responding to them. He is 
> known in the blindness community as someone who is a very unpleasant person, 
> and he is also someone who thinks that he knows everything about everything 
> and there is no use in trying to have an adult discussion with him.
> 
> Scott Rumery
> On Jul 1, 2013, at 7:43 PM, Gabe Vega  wrote:
> 
>> Hi, I find it odd that you all from FedoraOutlier come on these free email 
>> help lists for simple basic issues, but claim to be this national expert 
>> firm of tech people. it sickens me that you all want free help here for what 
>> you all are getting paid for. its not right and something should be done to 
>> stop it. I also find it funny that you use your company signature when you 
>> spam the list with Fedora promotion messages but just act all individual 
>> when you need help. from us, the real experts. here, I'll give you a clue. 
>> go to http://commtechusa.net for the real expert help. and, no, we don't go 
>> to free email lists to answer questions we aren't sure of. :-) lol! 
>> 
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Re: VM Ware Help Needed

[Mauricio Almeida]

amen. well done scot.

On 7/2/13, Les Kriegler  wrote:
> Well-said, Scott.  You should never be afraid to admit you don't know
> something and ask for assistance.  One of the biggest problems I see in the
> support business are the representative who feel they must answer a question
> even if they don't have a clue as to what they are talking about.  I do
> consulting and training, and the first thing I acknowledged is that I'd much
> rather admit that I don't know something.  I think consumers are more
> interested that you do the research and answer their question rather than
> pretend you know something when you don't.  So you did nothing wrong here.
>
> Les
> On Jul 2, 2013, at 8:50 AM, Scott's MacBook Pro 
> wrote:
>
>> As I stated before when you slammed me for posting to as you call it, a
>> free email list, I do not pretend to know everything that there is to know
>> about Windows and Macs, but what I do pride myself in is the ability to
>> provide a service to our clients  in which we will go above and beyond
>> what is expected of us in order to solve their problems, and that is what
>> I was doing here.
>>
>> I will no longer entertain this jerks messages by responding to them. He
>> is known in the blindness community as someone who is a very unpleasant
>> person, and he is also someone who thinks that he knows everything about
>> everything and there is no use in trying to have an adult discussion with
>> him.
>>
>> Scott Rumery
>> On Jul 1, 2013, at 7:43 PM, Gabe Vega  wrote:
>>
>>> Hi, I find it odd that you all from FedoraOutlier come on these free
>>> email help lists for simple basic issues, but claim to be this national
>>> expert firm of tech people. it sickens me that you all want free help
>>> here for what you all are getting paid for. its not right and something
>>> should be done to stop it. I also find it funny that you use your company
>>> signature when you spam the list with Fedora promotion messages but just
>>> act all individual when you need help. from us, the real experts. here,
>>> I'll give you a clue. go to http://commtechusa.net for the real expert
>>> help. and, no, we don't go to free email lists to answer questions we
>>> aren't sure of. :-) lol!
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Re: VM Ware Help Needed

[Phil Halton]

Oh no, not again! 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 ,9 , 10. a! that's better!




  - Original Message - 
  From: Scott's MacBook Pro 
  To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2013 8:50 AM
  Subject: Re: VM Ware Help Needed


  As I stated before when you slammed me for posting to as you call it, a free 
email list, I do not pretend to know everything that there is to know about 
Windows and Macs, but what I do pride myself in is the ability to provide a 
service to our clients  in which we will go above and beyond what is expected 
of us in order to solve their problems, and that is what I was doing here.


  I will no longer entertain this jerks messages by responding to them. He is 
known in the blindness community as someone who is a very unpleasant person, 
and he is also someone who thinks that he knows everything about everything and 
there is no use in trying to have an adult discussion with him.


  Scott Rumery

  On Jul 1, 2013, at 7:43 PM, Gabe Vega  wrote:


Hi, I find it odd that you all from FedoraOutlier come on these free email 
help lists for simple basic issues, but claim to be this national expert firm 
of tech people. it sickens me that you all want free help here for what you all 
are getting paid for. its not right and something should be done to stop it. I 
also find it funny that you use your company signature when you spam the list 
with Fedora promotion messages but just act all individual when you need help. 
from us, the real experts. here, I'll give you a clue. go to 
http://commtechusa.net for the real expert help. and, no, we don't go to free 
email lists to answer questions we aren't sure of. :-) lol!  


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dropbox

[jean parker]

Thanks Alex for your reply.
What I want to do for now is to be able to upload and download files from my 
drop boxes on both i phone and mac.  So I opened a document that was in my 
dropbox on my i phone and tapped actions.  It said I had to do something in 
settings to allow it to access my photos.  Not sure what is going on, it seems 
a bit convoluted  to me.
I think what would help would be a step by step explanation of how to do this 
in both directions.  So the objective is to be able to transfer documents 
between both devices.  
I also obtained a program called file drive but I want to use dropbox because 
of the storage and ability to give access to a third party.
All help is most welcome and thanks,
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RE: VM Ware Help Needed

[wayne17a]

I to agree we must all help where we can and a question
should be answered with respect and does it realy matter if somebody is
earning money at the end of the day we all need help at some time or other
and this list can be a great source of information and help so please lets
all get on together 

 

From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
[mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Les Kriegler
Sent: Tuesday, July 02, 2013 9:19 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: VM Ware Help Needed

 

Hi Kawal,

 

Nice sentiment, but unfortunately, not realistic.  You have some who have an
ax to grind and are nasty by nature.  Blindness has nothing to do with it,
it's just like any group, there are jerks, no matter the circumstance.
Frankly, if I couldn't assist people on occasion and get get useful info,
I'd drop off this list today because of the pettiness and nastiness I've
seen.  It's absolutely disgusting, and I wis the mods would take people to
task.  Just my two sense.

 

Les

On Jul 2, 2013, at 9:05 AM, Kawal Gucukoglu  wrote:





Why can't we all talk nicely on this list. If you can't be nice or don't
feel nice just quit posting until you feel better. This list use to be
respectful of everyone's views. But the facts are, even if nobody likes it,
some of us have Windows on our Macs and we're all going to have issues so it
would be nice if we could get on and discuss our problems. Some lists who
discuss Macs do not allow people to talk about anything Windows so just be
grateful that we're allowed on this one. I'm not criticising anyone, but I'd
like everyone who shares ideas and things to get on as we're all in the same
boat have Macs or potentially wishing to get one so please let's just get on
and not quarrell. That's my plea for today.

 

Kawal. 


On 2 Jul 2013, at 01:50 PM, Scott's MacBook Pro 
wrote:

As I stated before when you slammed me for posting to as you call it, a free
email list, I do not pretend to know everything that there is to know about
Windows and Macs, but what I do pride myself in is the ability to provide a
service to our clients  in which we will go above and beyond what is
expected of us in order to solve their problems, and that is what I was
doing here.

 

I will no longer entertain this jerks messages by responding to them. He is
known in the blindness community as someone who is a very unpleasant person,
and he is also someone who thinks that he knows everything about everything
and there is no use in trying to have an adult discussion with him.

 

Scott Rumery

On Jul 1, 2013, at 7:43 PM, Gabe Vega  wrote:





Hi, I find it odd that you all from FedoraOutlier come on these free email
help lists for simple basic issues, but claim to be this national expert
firm of tech people. it sickens me that you all want free help here for what
you all are getting paid for. its not right and something should be done to
stop it. I also find it funny that you use your company signature when you
spam the list with Fedora promotion messages but just act all individual
when you need help. from us, the real experts. here, I'll give you a clue.
go to http://commtechusa.net   for the real expert
help. and, no, we don't go to free email lists to answer questions we aren't
sure of. :-) lol!  

 

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Re: iOS weather widget losing my location

[Mark BurningHawk Baxter]

I strongly agreed that in often cleanout of app switcher is a great thing. In 
fact, my girlfriend cleaned out her app switcher all the time, and she uses 
voiceover to help her do it, as she finds it not very doable without it.

Thanks again. Be well

Sent from my iPhone
Messengers and Skype: BurningHawk1969
My home page: http://MarkBurningHawk.net
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/markburninghawk.baxter


On Jul 1, 2013, at 9:47 PM, Tim Kilburn  wrote:

> Hi Mark,
> 
> Glad that the restart fixed your issue.  Just for clarification, items in the 
> App Switcher are cached in your iPhone's memory and thus using up a bit of 
> resources.  Depending on the app and it's level of caching, along with how 
> well things get refreshed when the app is reactivated, will partially 
> determine how well the given app functions.  So, occasionally, it is 
> beneficial to go through the apps that are residing in the App Switcher and 
> get rid of a few of them to free up resources.  Restarting your iPhone more 
> or less does the same thing with respect to clearing caches and such, so, 
> both options will get the job done.
> P.S.  I hoisted one for you and one for me.  I was thirsty and it's just too 
> hot for me today.
> 
> Later...
> 
> Tim Kilburn
> Fort McMurray, AB Canada
> 
> On 2013-07-01, at 2:06 PM, Mark BurningHawk Baxter  
> wrote:
> 
>> Greetings, and happy Canada Day to you as well!
>> 
>> I have tried your suggestion, e.g. going through the various pages in app 
>> switcher (there are four, in my case, including music.) But the weather 
>> widget is not located in app switcher. It comes up when I swiped three  
>> fingers but I am assuming that it is closed until then, and closes again 
>> when I exit the notification Center.
>> 
>> The only whether I have a listed among the applications on my various 
>> homepages is the Weather Underground app, which I said works correctly. Is 
>> the weather widget from within notification Center which I cannot seem to 
>> get to keep my correct location.
>> 
>> Sorry for the confusion. Thanks again. If you would, hoist a Molson Golden 
>> for me.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> Messengers and Skype: BurningHawk1969
>> My home page: http://MarkBurningHawk.net
>> Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/markburninghawk.baxter
>> 
>> 
>> On Jul 1, 2013, at 10:10 AM, Tim Kilburn  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi,
>>> 
>>> Happy July back to you.  I'll say Happy Canada Day too, even though you're 
>>> not likely in Canada, but oh well, it's a happy day anyway.
>>> 
>>> This sort of situation has happened to me in certain WIFI networks as the 
>>> iPhone seems to get confused between the GPS location and the WIFI 
>>> determination.  Try removing the Weather app from your recent applications 
>>> in the iPhone.
>>> 
>>> 1.  Press the Home button twice quickly to bring up the App Chooser dialog.
>>> 2.  Locate the Weather app in that list.  Use a three finger swipe to 
>>> change pages if necessary.
>>> 3.  Double-tap and hold on the Weather app until VO announces "Editing 
>>> Application" then lift your finger.
>>> 4.  Double-tap on it again and it will be removed.
>>> 
>>> Essentially, this will totally quit the app and removed all cached data and 
>>> hopefully will allow it to gather location info correctly.
>>> 
>>> Later...
>>> 
>>> Tim Kilburn
>>> Fort McMurray, AB Canada
>>> 
>>> On 2013-07-01, at 10:54 AM, Mark BurningHawk Baxter 
>>>  wrote:
>>> 
 Hi, listers. Happy July. For some reason, although the iOS weather widget 
 used to have my location correct, as of now, it is unable to find my home 
 city. This does not pertain to weather underground, which knows my home 
 city. It is a reason change, and I can find nothing in settings on the 
 iPhone 5 that would indicate that any location services have been turned 
 off. Indeed, system services shows whether tracking to be on.
 
 Any hint as to why the weather widget cannot find my hometown would be 
 appreciated.
 
 Thanks again. Be well.
 
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Re: dropbox

[Alex Hall]

Not actions, there is an export button once the file loads (it is dimmed until 
the file has completely downloaded from Dropbox's servers). That is where you 
can send the document to other apps. As I said, an app with that "open in" or 
similar option is the only way to move files between apps, and Dropbox is no 
different, so a step-by-step is impossible since each app will handle the 
process in its own way.
On Jul 2, 2013, at 11:23 AM, jean parker  wrote:

> Thanks Alex for your reply.
> What I want to do for now is to be able to upload and download files from my 
> drop boxes on both i phone and mac.  So I opened a document that was in my 
> dropbox on my i phone and tapped actions.  It said I had to do something in 
> settings to allow it to access my photos.  Not sure what is going on, it 
> seems a bit convoluted  to me.
> I think what would help would be a step by step explanation of how to do this 
> in both directions.  So the objective is to be able to transfer documents 
> between both devices.  
> I also obtained a program called file drive but I want to use dropbox because 
> of the storage and ability to give access to a third party.
> All help is most welcome and thanks,
> Jean
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Re: IOS Swipe Down Question

[Brian Fischler]

Hey Nic,

Thanks, I guess maybe I never tried using it, going to test it out now. I still 
hope in IOS 7 they are more options when swiping down, as I think the swipe 
down to delete things was my favorite change in IOS 6
On Jul 2, 2013, at 4:28 AM, Nicholas Parsons  
wrote:

> Brian, the default gesture is just the same as a double tap. Whatever doing a 
> double tap would do, that's what the default gesture would do. So, depending 
> on where in Downcast you're talking about, the default button would play the 
> podcast episode or open the podcast to view the contained episodes.
> Cheers,
> Nic
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what about Idrive

[Ray Foret jr]

Hi there,

A few weeks ago, I asked this and never got a reply of any sort.  Has anybody 
tried Idrive?  IF so, is it accessible?  I ask because I find Drop Box becoming 
more and more an issue.  Not being able to access the preferences on the latest 
version, and, the extremely slow upload speeds make me want something faster.  
My upload speed is measured at about 1MBPS;  but, I'm lucky if Drop Box lets me 
upload faster than about 164KBPS.  That's unacceptible in my book.


Sent from my mac, the only computer with full accessibility for the blind 
built-in!
Sincerely,
The Constantly Barefooted Ray
Still a very proud and happy Mac and Iphone user!

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Re: Talking Dashboard Update: v1.1 Beta

[Maurice Mines]

Good morning, I am wanting to know if the author of this beta software could 
get a hold of me off list so that I can possibly arrange to help him test the 
software? Please see my signature below for inappropriate email address to 
contact me? Thank you very much.
Sincerely Maurice mines secretary national Federation of the blind of 
Washington Clark County chapter. Amateur radio call sign kd0iko. Phone 
360-524-0791.

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The MBraille Podcast is now here

[Chris H]

Ladies and gentleman, I bring to you, the MBraille Podcast!
Part 1 is complete; Part 2 will be done very soon. Below are the links 
on both Sendspace and Dropbox, Sendspace coming next.


MBraille Podcast Part1 Mp3:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/1xratr
Disclaimer Txt:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/k15wqe

MBraille Podcast Part1 mp3:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/fox5e8gawevo4ye/MBraille%20Podcast%20Part1.mp3
Disclaimer Txt:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/kxwzp2ek1j9pwgv/Disclaimer.txt

All feedback welcome on and off list.
Enjoy!

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unable to post to yahoo groups with gmail

[Maria & Joe Chapman]

Hi.  Does anyone know the correct settings for a gmail imap account to be able 
to post to  yahoogroups?  I'm all of a sudden getting a message cannot be 
delivered notification and something about guide lines but when i click on the 
link for more info it says my email account or address doesn't have the right 
authentication or something.  am using apple mail and an iPhone and ipad.  can 
anyone help?

thanks 
Maria Chapman
bubbygirl1...@gmail.com

"The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong." - 
Mahatma Gandhi

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Re: Talking Dashboard Update: v1.1 Beta

[Alex Hall]

I did not see an email in your signature, but I am the developer. My email is 
mehg...@gmail.com, but please feel free to provide feedback here on the list so 
others can try to duplicate problems or offer their own observations. The more 
tests I get, the better. Thanks.
On Jul 2, 2013, at 3:08 PM, Maurice Mines  wrote:

> Good morning, I am wanting to know if the author of this beta software could 
> get a hold of me off list so that I can possibly arrange to help him test the 
> software? Please see my signature below for inappropriate email address to 
> contact me? Thank you very much.
> Sincerely Maurice mines secretary national Federation of the blind of 
> Washington Clark County chapter. Amateur radio call sign kd0iko. Phone 
> 360-524-0791.
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Re: unable to post to yahoo groups with gmail

[Christina C.]

Is the email from yahoo or gmail? It's also possible that yahoogroups is having 
some technical difficulties at this time. I do not know.
Sent from Christina's iMac :)

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> Hi.  Does anyone know the correct settings for a gmail imap account to be 
> able to post to  yahoogroups?  I'm all of a sudden getting a message cannot 
> be delivered notification and something about guide lines but when i click on 
> the link for more info it says my email account or address doesn't have the 
> right authentication or something.  am using apple mail and an iPhone and 
> ipad.  can anyone help?
> 
> thanks 
> Maria Chapman
> bubbygirl1...@gmail.com
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renaming a file or folder

[jean parker]

Hi All:
My question for today, one of them anyway.
When I am in finder, how do I rename a folder or file?
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Re: unable to post to yahoo groups with gmail

[Kerri]

I have encountered this with gmail and it was a gmail issue which, when it 
finally was sorted out, gave me multiple emails from the server.
On 2013-07-02, at 2:45 PM, Christina C.  wrote:

> Is the email from yahoo or gmail? It's also possible that yahoogroups is 
> having some technical difficulties at this time. I do not know.
> Sent from Christina's iMac :)
> 
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>> able to post to  yahoogroups?  I'm all of a sudden getting a message cannot 
>> be delivered notification and something about guide lines but when i click 
>> on the link for more info it says my email account or address doesn't have 
>> the right authentication or something.  am using apple mail and an iPhone 
>> and ipad.  can anyone help?
>> 
>> thanks 
>> Maria Chapman
>> bubbygirl1...@gmail.com
>> 
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Re: renaming a file or folder

[Tim Kilburn]

Hi,

Simply navigate to the file then press "Return" or "enter" on it and it will 
become an editable item.

Later...

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Re: unable to post to yahoo groups with gmail

[Maria & Joe Chapman]

Hi.  i was sending from a gmail account to a yahoo group.  I looked through my 
settings and changed some security settings and it seems to be working now.

thanks 
Blessings! Maria Joe and loving guide Karly.
Email/ I Message: &fb  bubbygirl1...@gmail.com
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> 
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> 
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>> able to post to  yahoogroups?  I'm all of a sudden getting a message cannot 
>> be delivered notification and something about guide lines but when i click 
>> on the link for more info it says my email account or address doesn't have 
>> the right authentication or something.  am using apple mail and an iPhone 
>> and ipad.  can anyone help?
>> 
>> thanks 
>> Maria Chapman
>> bubbygirl1...@gmail.com
>> 
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>> Mahatma Gandhi
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Re: renaming a file or folder

[Maxwell Ivey]

press command i then tab or right arrow until you come to file name.  when you 
get there you can either use command a for select all and the delete key or you 
can just backspace out the characters you want to change.  when you are through 
press command w and that will close the inspector and your file name will be 
changed. hope that helps, max 
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Re: Talking Dashboard Update: v1.1 Beta

[Maurice Mines]

I thought I had included Mike's signature in an earlier email, but apparently 
the signature did not show up in the body of the message. Basically my 
questions are these one how do I get your latest software? To because I do not 
monitor my Gmail box regularly as in the one that I read first whenever I check 
mail that was the main reason why I wanted to correspond with you off list 
because the email address that I read the most, is by personal box. So here is 
an email address if you wish to send me a link to download your beta software? 
kd0...@arrl.net.
 I hope this helps you out? And after I start testing the software, I will post 
questions, comments to this list. Because I do believe in helping the community 
as a whole when I can. Have a great rest of the day, and look forward to 
hearing from you soon. Sincerely Maurice.
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> I did not see an email in your signature, but I am the developer. My email is 
> mehg...@gmail.com, but please feel free to provide feedback here on the list 
> so others can try to duplicate problems or offer their own observations. The 
> more tests I get, the better. Thanks.
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>> Good morning, I am wanting to know if the author of this beta software could 
>> get a hold of me off list so that I can possibly arrange to help him test 
>> the software? Please see my signature below for inappropriate email address 
>> to contact me? Thank you very much.
>> Sincerely Maurice mines secretary national Federation of the blind of 
>> Washington Clark County chapter. Amateur radio call sign kd0iko. Phone 
>> 360-524-0791.
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How to force items to be deleted from trash

[Anouk Radix]

Hello, I just deleted items from the trash with cmd+shift+delete. But there are 
STILL items in the trash folder that i canot delete either with the earlier 
named command or just with delete/backspace.
How can I FORCEthe trash folder to be emptied?
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VMWare Fusion DVD arrived with no license key

[Phil Halton]

Well, like a few others here, I took advantage of what seemed to be a "too good 
to be true" price for Fusion5 from Dell. $14 (plus shipping brought it up 
around $22). I just installed it and am told that it is not yet licensed. 
Neither is There a Product/license key anywhere on the packaging, which 
consists of a quickstart guide, the DVD in a plain paper sleeve, and a stupid 
little VMWare Fusion sticker depicting a stick figure man with the word 
"Fusion" underneath him (like I'm going to proudly display that sticker 
somewhere). 
I fear I've been duped! I think what I bought was the perverbial  "hard copy 
backup DVD" that vendors try to push on you when buying software through 
digital download.

yes, I fear we've been duped my fello bargain hunters!
Already out $22 for the DVD, I now get to shell out an additional $49 or 
whatever the price is to buy a license key from VMWare on their website.

What a con! Playing on a person's "something for nothing" fever - it always 
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how to force trash removal, again

[Anouk Radix]

Hi again,
apparently the folders in the trash have something to do with my (weirdly 
acting of late) external drive.
If i remove the drive i dont see the folders in the trash, i just see them if 
it is plugged in. But, when enterin gthe drive i dont see a trash fodler. How  
can is ee al the hidden content on a disk and force it to be deleted not just 
send to trash?
Greetings, Anouk,

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Re: how to force trash removal, again

[Maurice Mines]

Hello, here's somewhat of a step-by-step description of how to permanently 
empty your trash. One to VOM to write arrow once there narrowed down to empty 
the trash the Finder will ask you do you really want to empty the trash right 
arrow two okay. Then press enter. That should hopefully delete the contents of 
your trash folder. Hopefully I've gotten this correct. Note that I'm using 
Dragon to dictate the text of this email. So I'm hoping that Dragon got all of 
my explanations correctly. Sincerely Maurice.

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Re: Talking Dashboard Update: v1.1 Beta – Observations on Reminders Script

[Nicholas Parsons]

HI Alex,

The Reminders Script works really well. Thank you. Here are my observations, 
comments and requests:
You mention "name" as a keyword but in the actual script you seem to use 
"title" as the keyword. I think this just needs to be made consistent so as not 
to confuse some uses.
If a reminder has no due date, the script uses the reminder alert date instead. 
That is, It will announce it if the alert date has passed, and will announce 
the alert date as the $dueDate.
If a Reminder has both an alert date and a due date the script will simply rely 
on the due date as normal. So, it will only announce it if the due date has 
passed, regardless of the alert date. If the alert date has passed but not the 
due date, it will not be announced.
I'm really impressed that it works this way with alert dates and due dates. 
However, it would be great if it would announce the reminder if the alert date 
had passed, even if the due date had not yet passed. But then again this might 
not be necessary if you develop the other script to announce up-coming 
reminders.
It would be really classy if you could modify the $dueDate to speak relative 
time for due dates within 24 hours. For example, it could say "Today, 9AM" or 
"Yesterday, 10PM", etcetera. This sounds really difficult to me and it would 
not be of much practical significance, but if possible it would be pretty cool 
and make things easier to listen to.

Cheers,
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Re: how to force trash removal, again

[Tyler Thompson]

to address the part about seeing hidden files the short answer is it’s very 
difficult and you shouldn’t, having access to hidden files means you could 
delete something important (example most folders have 2 hidden files telling 
the finder specific information about said folder)



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> apparently the folders in the trash have something to do with my (weirdly 
> acting of late) external drive.
> If i remove the drive i dont see the folders in the trash, i just see them if 
> it is plugged in. But, when enterin gthe drive i dont see a trash fodler. How 
>  can is ee al the hidden content on a disk and force it to be deleted not 
> just send to trash?
> Greetings, Anouk,
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Re: Talking Dashboard Update: v1.1 Beta

[Nicholas Parsons]

Just letting you know the RAM script is working much better for me now, except 
that the total RAM seems to vary a bit, but always within a few MB of my total 
16GB. Not sure why this is, but it doesn't seem to matter all that much.
I'm still having the same issue with the Bluetooth script though, it just 
randomly mentions one of my paired but not connected devices.

Cheers,
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Re: How to force items to be deleted from trash

[Nicholas Parsons]

Do you mean empty trash? One way is to navigate to the Doc with VO-D, type 
Trash to navigate to the Trash folder, open the context menu with VO-SHIFT-M, 
and choose empty trash.

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Re: VMWare Fusion DVD arrived with no license key

[Kimberly thurman]

Oh well, guess you're not the only one who's a sucker.  Maybe they'll run out 
of the DVD's before they fill my order.  That's crap though.  You're paying for 
what you could download for free from the VMware site.  I'm of a good mind to 
send it back when it gets here, or at least call and tell them this is a rip 
off!
On Jul 2, 2013, at 8:46 PM, "Phil Halton"  wrote:

> Well, like a few others here, I took advantage of what seemed to be a "too 
> good to be true" price for Fusion5 from Dell. $14 (plus shipping brought it 
> up around $22). I just installed it and am told that it is not yet licensed. 
> Neither is There a Product/license key anywhere on the packaging, which 
> consists of a quickstart guide, the DVD in a plain paper sleeve, and a stupid 
> little VMWare Fusion sticker depicting a stick figure man with the word 
> "Fusion" underneath him (like I'm going to proudly display that sticker 
> somewhere).
> I fear I've been duped! I think what I bought was the perverbial  "hard copy 
> backup DVD" that vendors try to push on you when buying software through 
> digital download.
>  
> yes, I fear we've been duped my fello bargain hunters!
> Already out $22 for the DVD, I now get to shell out an additional $49 or 
> whatever the price is to buy a license key from VMWare on their website.
>  
> What a con! Playing on a person's "something for nothing" fever - it always 
> works
>  
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Re: dropbox

[Nicholas Parsons]

HI,
Just to add a little to Alex's explanation…
Dropbox isn't so much as a file transfer app, but a file syncing app. The idea 
is that all your files remain within Dropbox and it keeps them in sync between 
your various devices.
The easiest way to add documents to Dropbox is on your Mac or Windows Machine. 
Simply save them in Dropbox or cut and paste them there. They will then appear 
in the Dropbox app on your iOS device, and any other devices you have.
>From within Dropbox on your iOS device you can view documents and export them 
>as Alex said.
You can only add some documents to Dropbox from your iOS device. Whether you 
can or not depends on which app those documents are in. There needs to be an 
"Export" or "Open in…" button as Alex said. So, within Mail, for example, you 
can double tap an attachment to download it, double tap it again to open it, 
double tap the actions button and then double tap open in Dropbox. The actual 
steps might be slightly different to this as I don't have an email with an 
attachment in my inbox right now to test, but if you follow that general idea 
you should get there.
So, if you could let us know what documents in particular you are trying to add 
to your Dropbox from iOS we might be able to help more.
If you're wanting to transfer documents from your iOS device to someone else 
you might like to look into PhoneDrive as well.
Cheers,
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Re: VMWare Fusion DVD arrived with no license key

[Alex Hall]

If my copy, which arrived today, turns out to also be missing alicense, I will 
most definitely be giving them a call. Thanks for the heads-up, and I'll be 
sure to have a sighted person triple check every inch of the packaging for the 
key.
On Jul 2, 2013, at 10:16 PM, Kimberly thurman  wrote:

> Oh well, guess you're not the only one who's a sucker.  Maybe they'll run out 
> of the DVD's before they fill my order.  That's crap though.  You're paying 
> for what you could download for free from the VMware site.  I'm of a good 
> mind to send it back when it gets here, or at least call and tell them this 
> is a rip off!
> On Jul 2, 2013, at 8:46 PM, "Phil Halton"  wrote:
> 
>> Well, like a few others here, I took advantage of what seemed to be a "too 
>> good to be true" price for Fusion5 from Dell. $14 (plus shipping brought it 
>> up around $22). I just installed it and am told that it is not yet licensed. 
>> Neither is There a Product/license key anywhere on the packaging, which 
>> consists of a quickstart guide, the DVD in a plain paper sleeve, and a 
>> stupid little VMWare Fusion sticker depicting a stick figure man with the 
>> word "Fusion" underneath him (like I'm going to proudly display that sticker 
>> somewhere).
>> I fear I've been duped! I think what I bought was the perverbial  "hard copy 
>> backup DVD" that vendors try to push on you when buying software through 
>> digital download.
>> 
>> yes, I fear we've been duped my fello bargain hunters!
>> Already out $22 for the DVD, I now get to shell out an additional $49 or 
>> whatever the price is to buy a license key from VMWare on their website.
>> 
>> What a con! Playing on a person's "something for nothing" fever - it always 
>> works
>> 
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Re: Talking Dashboard Update: v1.1 Beta

[Alex Hall]

Thanks for all your feedback. Can anyone else test out the bluetooth script to 
see if they can duplicate the problem? Ideally, you should have at least two 
devices paired and active, such as a keyboard and trackpad, or headset/speaker, 
or some other device.
On Jul 2, 2013, at 10:12 PM, Nicholas Parsons  
wrote:

> Just letting you know the RAM script is working much better for me now, 
> except that the total RAM seems to vary a bit, but always within a few MB of 
> my total 16GB. Not sure why this is, but it doesn't seem to matter all that 
> much.
> I'm still having the same issue with the Bluetooth script though, it just 
> randomly mentions one of my paired but not connected devices.
> 
> Cheers,
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Re: Markdown rendering tool?

[Nicholas Parsons]

Alex,
Also, Mars Edit itself supports some limited markdown. The following is from 
the developer of Mars Edit:
> the key to using Markdown in MarsEdit is to stick to HTML Text mode and make 
> sure the "Markdown" preview filter is set for the preview window. One major 
> shortcoming is currently MarsEdit will only ever send the raw Markdown to a 
> blog, so unless you're hosting on a service that knows how to store and 
> handle raw Markdown, you do need to convert it to HTML before sending it to 
> the blog. When you have MarsEdit set up with the Markdown preview filter 
> enabled, an easy way to convert to HTML before sending is just to switch to 
> Rich Text mode quickly in MarsEdit. This will force the Markdown to be 
> converted to HTML, where you can then just send to the blog as HTML.


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Re: Talking Dashboard Update: v1.1 Beta

[Alex Hall]

This list is my primary avenue for announcing releases. Once the scripts are 
finalized (out of beta), they will have a permanent home which you can check 
from time to time. I do not currently have plans for an email list for 
announcements, but I may consider that for the future. I am also looking into a 
way to have a script check for updates, which should help a lot. thanks for 
your interest and, as I said before, please email comments, questions, and 
suggestions to this list to facilitate more discussion and testing.
On Jul 2, 2013, at 7:55 PM, Maurice Mines  wrote:

> I thought I had included Mike's signature in an earlier email, but apparently 
> the signature did not show up in the body of the message. Basically my 
> questions are these one how do I get your latest software? To because I do 
> not monitor my Gmail box regularly as in the one that I read first whenever I 
> check mail that was the main reason why I wanted to correspond with you off 
> list because the email address that I read the most, is by personal box. So 
> here is an email address if you wish to send me a link to download your beta 
> software? kd0...@arrl.net.
> I hope this helps you out? And after I start testing the software, I will 
> post questions, comments to this list. Because I do believe in helping the 
> community as a whole when I can. Have a great rest of the day, and look 
> forward to hearing from you soon. Sincerely Maurice.
> On Jul 2, 2013, at 1:14 PM, Alex Hall  wrote:
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>> I did not see an email in your signature, but I am the developer. My email 
>> is mehg...@gmail.com, but please feel free to provide feedback here on the 
>> list so others can try to duplicate problems or offer their own 
>> observations. The more tests I get, the better. Thanks.
>> On Jul 2, 2013, at 3:08 PM, Maurice Mines  wrote:
>> 
>>> Good morning, I am wanting to know if the author of this beta software 
>>> could get a hold of me off list so that I can possibly arrange to help him 
>>> test the software? Please see my signature below for inappropriate email 
>>> address to contact me? Thank you very much.
>>> Sincerely Maurice mines secretary national Federation of the blind of 
>>> Washington Clark County chapter. Amateur radio call sign kd0iko. Phone 
>>> 360-524-0791.
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finding photos in mars edit?

[Maria & Joe Chapman]

HI list.  wondering if anyone can help.  I am trying to insert a photo i have 
on my mac in to a blog post.  Here is the problem when I go in to media manager 
on mars edit, I only seem to see the iPhotos folders.  HOw do I get to browse 
the whole file system?  if this isn't possible how do I get to my file?

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getting Voice Over to talk off the DvD

[Scott Berry]

I was wondering can I get Voiceover to talk right off the DVD with 
Command FN f5 or Command F5?  At what point shou.ld I turn Voiceover on 
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odd problems with VMWare Fusion and Remote Disk/Airdrop

[Alex Hall]

Hi all,
I am trying to see if my copy of VMWare, gotten from that Dell sale, is 
unlicensed. Since it is a dvd, I stuck it in the old Mini that still has the 
disk drive and tried to copy it via Remote Disk. That failed completely, 
prompting me for a password when i pasted it into the applications folder and 
then auto-launching itself to just sit there claiming it was initializing. I 
force-quit it since nothing was happening and I had not actually launched the 
app in the first place, and tried instead to Airdrop the file. It never went 
above 0kb in my downloads folder. What could be happening? Is VMWare just a 
really strange app, or am I doing something wrong? Thanks.


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Re: getting Voice Over to talk off the DvD

[Ray Foret jr]

IF you mean getting Voice Over to read DVD menus, totally forget it.  Why?  
It's got to do with the way in which stuff is coded on to the disk.


Sent from my mac, the only computer with full accessibility for the blind 
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On Jul 2, 2013, at 11:21 PM, Scott Berry  wrote:

> I was wondering can I get Voiceover to talk right off the DVD with Command FN 
> f5 or Command F5?  At what point shou.ld I turn Voiceover on when using the 
> DVD?
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Re: getting Voice Over to talk off the DvD

[Scott Berry]

Let me rephrase the question.  I am installing OS Mountain Lion from a 
DVD and I need to know if there is a certain point at which I can turn 
VoiceOVer on to talk me through the installation process or can I turn 
it on once I am at the main installation screen?


On 7/2/13 22:47, Ray Foret jr wrote:

IF you mean getting Voice Over to read DVD menus, totally forget it.  Why?  
It's got to do with the way in which stuff is coded on to the disk.


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I was wondering can I get Voiceover to talk right off the DVD with Command FN 
f5 or Command F5?  At what point shou.ld I turn Voiceover on when using the DVD?


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Re: How to force items to be deleted from trash

[Tim Kilburn]

Hi,

Try adding the Option key to that key combination.  The Option key brings up 
special items that normally aren't seen in menus.  For example, in the Go menu, 
while the Option key is down, the Library folder choice is available whereas it 
is not without the Option key down.  The Option key can also be used to force 
locked items into the Trash.  An extra thing to try is to Restart your computer 
then retry emptying the Trash with the cmd-Option-shift-Delete combination.  
Occasionally, items that are locked will not be released from the Trash until 
after Restart.  If none of this works, there is a way in Terminal to really 
force the issue, I will let you know that one if all else fails.

In answer to your question about the items only being present when your 
external HD was connected, this is normal behaviour.  If those items originally 
resided on the external HD, then they are placed in a Trash folder that is 
hidden on the external HD.  Just like the situation when you have multiple 
users on a computer, each has their own Trash.

HTH.

Later...

Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On 2013-07-02, at 6:36 PM, Anouk Radix  wrote:

> Hello, I just deleted items from the trash with cmd+shift+delete. But there 
> are STILL items in the trash folder that i canot delete either with the 
> earlier named command or just with delete/backspace.
> How can I FORCEthe trash folder to be emptied?
> Greetings, Anouk,
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Re: getting Voice Over to talk off the DvD

[Tim Kilburn]

Hi,

There is a certain spot around the time when you get to choose the language.  I 
usually just listen for the DVD to quit making the constant reading sound then 
press FN-cmd-f5.  The DVD should start making reading noises again and VO 
should start up.  If VO is really quiet, try pressing VO-cmd-right arrow twice 
then VO-cmd-up arrow to increase the volume.  Sometimes, if VO has cached 
itself at a different spot, two right arrows will take you to a different 
modifier such as Intonation.  If you can hear it a little bit, you're hoping 
for VO to say "Volume", then you can use the VO-cmd-up arrows to increase it.

HTH.

Later...

Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On 2013-07-02, at 11:10 PM, Scott Berry  wrote:

> Let me rephrase the question.  I am installing OS Mountain Lion from a DVD 
> and I need to know if there is a certain point at which I can turn VoiceOVer 
> on to talk me through the installation process or can I turn it on once I am 
> at the main installation screen?
> 
> On 7/2/13 22:47, Ray Foret jr wrote:
>> IF you mean getting Voice Over to read DVD menus, totally forget it.  Why?  
>> It's got to do with the way in which stuff is coded on to the disk.
>> 
>> 
>> Sent from my mac, the only computer with full accessibility for the blind 
>> built-in!
>> Sincerely,
>> The Constantly Barefooted Ray
>> Still a very proud and happy Mac and Iphone user!
>> 
>> On Jul 2, 2013, at 11:21 PM, Scott Berry  wrote:
>> 
>>> I was wondering can I get Voiceover to talk right off the DVD with Command 
>>> FN f5 or Command F5?  At what point shou.ld I turn Voiceover on when using 
>>> the DVD?
>>> 
>>> 
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Re: finding photos in mars edit?

[Maxwell Ivey]

here is what i do; i copy and paste photos into the photos folder in finder.  I 
go to the second level below photos that says pictures.  if the images are in 
either of these folders then mars can find them.  in earlier versions of mars 
edit you could access your entire hard drive, but for some reason they changed 
it.  i have since gotten in the habit of putting all my photos in the folder i 
mentioned earlier.  i don't care for iPhoto and only use it to create the 
occasional slide show.  best of luck, max 
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> HI list.  wondering if anyone can help.  I am trying to insert a photo i have 
> on my mac in to a blog post.  Here is the problem when I go in to media 
> manager on mars edit, I only seem to see the iPhotos folders.  HOw do I get 
> to browse the whole file system?  if this isn't possible how do I get to my 
> file?
> 
> thanks 
> Maria Chapman
> bubbygirl1...@gmail.com
> 
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pairing iPhone with Mac

[shane christenson]

Hi, listers. This I think was discussed on this list very recently, but I 
accidentally deleted the thread. When I try to pair my iPhone to my Mac, the 
phone says the device isn't supported. How do I fix this? Thanks.

Shane

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Re: Talking Dashboard Update: v1.1 Beta

[Maurice Mines]

No problem I can make a special effort to check this list. So my final question 
before I call it a night, where does one download your script from? Have a good 
one. Sincerely Maurice.
On Jul 2, 2013, at 7:31 PM, Alex Hall  wrote:

> This list is my primary avenue for announcing releases. Once the scripts are 
> finalized (out of beta), they will have a permanent home which you can check 
> from time to time. I do not currently have plans for an email list for 
> announcements, but I may consider that for the future. I am also looking into 
> a way to have a script check for updates, which should help a lot. thanks for 
> your interest and, as I said before, please email comments, questions, and 
> suggestions to this list to facilitate more discussion and testing.
> On Jul 2, 2013, at 7:55 PM, Maurice Mines  wrote:
> 
>> I thought I had included Mike's signature in an earlier email, but 
>> apparently the signature did not show up in the body of the message. 
>> Basically my questions are these one how do I get your latest software? To 
>> because I do not monitor my Gmail box regularly as in the one that I read 
>> first whenever I check mail that was the main reason why I wanted to 
>> correspond with you off list because the email address that I read the most, 
>> is by personal box. So here is an email address if you wish to send me a 
>> link to download your beta software? kd0...@arrl.net.
>> I hope this helps you out? And after I start testing the software, I will 
>> post questions, comments to this list. Because I do believe in helping the 
>> community as a whole when I can. Have a great rest of the day, and look 
>> forward to hearing from you soon. Sincerely Maurice.
>> On Jul 2, 2013, at 1:14 PM, Alex Hall  wrote:
>> 
>>> I did not see an email in your signature, but I am the developer. My email 
>>> is mehg...@gmail.com, but please feel free to provide feedback here on the 
>>> list so others can try to duplicate problems or offer their own 
>>> observations. The more tests I get, the better. Thanks.
>>> On Jul 2, 2013, at 3:08 PM, Maurice Mines  wrote:
>>> 
 Good morning, I am wanting to know if the author of this beta software 
 could get a hold of me off list so that I can possibly arrange to help him 
 test the software? Please see my signature below for inappropriate email 
 address to contact me? Thank you very much.
 Sincerely Maurice mines secretary national Federation of the blind of 
 Washington Clark County chapter. Amateur radio call sign kd0iko. Phone 
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Re: odd problems with VMWare Fusion and Remote Disk/Airdrop

[Maurice Mines]

The way you can tell if the copy is licensed or not is when you try to install 
it it will ask you for the product key. If you don't have one it will sing you 
to the website so you can either get a 30 day demonstration key or purchase 
one. That is the only way that I know of to tell if you have a copy of VMware 
fusion that is retail. Or if you have a demonstration version. My advice is to 
certainly get the demonstration key and try the product out for a month to make 
sure it will work with your set up completely, before you spend 49, or $99. The 
reason why I'm giving two prices here, the $49 wind is intended for the 
end-user, and the $99 version is intended for professionals and or developers. 
Hope this helps?  Sincerely Maurice. PS if you are still having problems 
figuring out what you actually got from this company, called VMware? Their 
staff will walk you through a series of steps to help determine what you 
actually have. And in the four or so years that I have been using the product I 
have not been hassled by their staff on this issue at all. The only issues that 
I have with their staff is that they don't quite understand that not everybody 
here in the US is fully sided, and is not an IT manager or some sort. But if 
you know that going in, you should do just fine. Remember all I'm saying here 
is take their advice, but while on the call just had somewhat of a thick skin.
On Jul 2, 2013, at 9:21 PM, Alex Hall  wrote:

> Hi all,
> I am trying to see if my copy of VMWare, gotten from that Dell sale, is 
> unlicensed. Since it is a dvd, I stuck it in the old Mini that still has the 
> disk drive and tried to copy it via Remote Disk. That failed completely, 
> prompting me for a password when i pasted it into the applications folder and 
> then auto-launching itself to just sit there claiming it was initializing. I 
> force-quit it since nothing was happening and I had not actually launched the 
> app in the first place, and tried instead to Airdrop the file. It never went 
> above 0kb in my downloads folder. What could be happening? Is VMWare just a 
> really strange app, or am I doing something wrong? Thanks.
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