Re: Get out there and vote everyone!

[E.T.]

   Its pointless now.

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On 11/8/2016 10:32 PM, Scott Granados wrote:

I also have an off topic list where we could migrate the conversation.

off-topic-is-on-topic+subscr...@googlegroups.com



On Nov 9, 2016, at 1:13 AM, Scott Granados  wrote:

E.T. not this year buddy, corporate America was clearly in the tank for Hillary.



On Nov 8, 2016, at 6:20 PM, E.T.  wrote:

 Corporate America does the voting.

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On 11/8/2016 2:26 PM, Todor Fassl wrote:

I don't think people should vote just for the sake of voting. That's how
bad guys get elected -- ignorant voters put them in office. If you
havent studied the issues, please stay home.



On 11/08/2016 05:50 AM, Scott Granados wrote:

For our friends in the US,
  Totally apolitical here and please please let’s keep it that way.
Get out there and vote today, do your civic duty regardless of your
party / candidate / beliefs just get out and have your voice heard if
you haven’t already.
  Uber is offering a $20 credit for a trip to your polling place,
Lyft has a similar deal with up to $45 in credits, and Google also has
the means to arrange a ride for you and provide some credits to get to
your closest polls.  the parties are offering rides and volunteer
services as well.
  Also, make sure you take advantage of the deals available today to
voters.  Keep that “I voted” sticker and Krispy Cream will give you a
free donut, McDonalds and Seven Eleven are giving free coffee, and
many small businesses are having election day promotions that include
discounts or out right freebies.
  Remember that many service men and women have fought and died for
your right to vote so let’s not let them down and make sure we take
advantage of our most powerful expression of our freedom, our right to
vote.  Now get out there and be safe everyone.





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Re: Get out there and vote everyone!

[David Chittenden]

One correction, if memory serves, once a person is registered to vote in a 
specific location, they remain registered until they miss a US Presidential 
election. After missing a Presidential election, the person needs to 
reregister. Therefore, a dead person will only remain on the voter roles until 
after the next Presidential election.

As for the example about the prestuffed metal balet box, There are a few cities 
which were known for this behavior. Chicago and New York City both come to mind 
as large practitioners of this practice, between 1890 and 1915. In both of 
these cities, the democrats were caught doing so. In fact, it was the practice 
in New York City which earned the dems the monicker of the donkey and the 
republicans the elephant by press cartoonists.

All that said, both parties were caught using such practices at various times 
and in various localities. This is all well-documented in US history.

Kind regards,

David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
Email: dchitten...@gmail.com
Mobile: +64 21 2288 288
Sent from my iPhone

> On 9/11/2016, at 07:42, Scott Granados  wrote:
> 
> Hi, Alex is right we should stick to the topic.  Remember I did try to leave 
> politics out of it and just encourage people to flex their voting muscles no 
> matter how they wished.;)
> 
> To answer your question though since it’s a great question, no we have no 
> such requirement.  Once you register to vote you’re registered.  Now there 
> are things that happen for example if a death certificate is issued that 
> registry entry should be removed but in practicality that doesn’t always 
> happen.  It really depends on the individual state.  In some states you don’t 
> even have to show identification to vote, in others you do.  In some states 
> they have early voting meaning you can vote early either at a polling place 
> or via mail.  In other states you have election day only.  Florida is an 
> example where you can vote early, Michigan is an example where you can only 
> vote on election day.  There’s been a provision in Texas state law that you 
> can vote from space.:)  (Astronauts being Houston Texas residents have a 
> provision to vote electronically from the space station as an example)  SO 
> things differ.  TO my knowledge though there’s no need to check in every year.
> 
> Great question.
> 
> To bring this squarely on topic though, I wish there was a way to vote 
> securely online.  I realize that’s very difficult to do safely but how nice 
> would it be to just fire up the old iPad or laptop and vote.  We could be a 
> lot more direct instead of so representative like we are now but the security 
> of such a thing just couldn’t be guarantied.
> 
> 
>> On Nov 8, 2016, at 1:34 PM, Kawal Gucukoglu  wrote:
>> 
>> To tell you the truth and I'm being honest here, I love it when things go 
>> wrong.  I laugh.
>> 
>> You are right Scott, the BBC and other News channels hype things up.  It 
>> will be as it will be tomorrow.  Whatever the case, there has to be a loser.
>> 
>> Just one last thing.  Here in the UK every year you have to let your local 
>> authority know if you live in the same place so that you don't have to 
>> register again to vote.  I'd think they would do that in the US.
>> 
>> By the way, I just like to know things for my knowledge and not to spark 
>> anger or nastiness so those who say that this conversation is going to turn 
>> nasty, I beg to differ.
>> 
>> I've had my say so we can get talking about Apple etc.
>> 
>> Thank you.
>> 
>> Kawal.
>>> On 8 Nov 2016, at 18:13, Scott Granados  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Kawal, so much for trying to keep this apolitical.  That aside, the sad 
>>> fact is there is a real case to be made for the election being fixed.
>>> 
>>> 1. There are over 24 million registered voters who shouldn’t be.  These are 
>>> either people who are not citizens, people who are dead, people who are 
>>> registered in more than one location and so forth.
>>> 
>>> Next, there have already been cases of people’s votes being misrecorded on 
>>> file.  In Texas for example, there have been cases of trump votes being 
>>> changed to Clinton votes by the software.
>>> 
>>>Now to be fair and balanced, on the republican side, there have been 
>>> cases made for voter suppression especially of the African American vote.
>>> 
>>> Some examples of presidents who were elected via fraud include John F. 
>>> Kennedy and Lindon Johnson.  The corruption in Chicago famously assisted 
>>> JFK in his election bid.  LBJ also benefited from fraud in Texas.  So, 
>>> there’s an actual verifiable history of this in the country.  
>>> 
>>> We also have video tape of democratic operatives this year advising the 
>>> Clinton folks how to circumvent the voter registration system and how to 
>>> bus people in to areas with out being detected.
>>> 
>>> Now, all that being said there’s some good news in this front as well.  
>>> More people are watching than ever before.  There are 800 government 
>>> operat

Re: Recording facetime or phone calls.

[Anders Holmberg]

Hi!
Ok thanks.
/A
> 8 nov. 2016 kl. 23:23 skrev Robert Cole :
> 
> Hi,
> I recently read an article saying that you could use voicemail to do it.
> Note, I have never tried it.
> Basically  here is how to do it.
> 1 add your cell phone number to your contacts.
> 2 call the person whom you wish to record.
> be sure to tell them the call will be recorded.
> 3 put the caller on hold while you call your voicemail contact.
> 4 once it starts to record, merge the calls.
> 5 Once the call is over, the recorded call will show in your voicemail.
> I’m not sure of the web site,
> It may have been OS Daily, I can’t say for sure.
> 
>> On Nov 8, 2016, at 4:39 PM, Anders Holmberg  wrote:
>> 
>> Hi!
>> I am in need for an app that can record facetime and phone calls on the 
>> Iphone.
>> I am working for a radio show here in sweden and need to do some interviews.
>> Any ideas?
>> /A
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Extracting attachment from a message on iphone

[Andrew Lamanche]

Hi,

I've received a message on my iphone that contains somebody's contact card.  
Voiceover indicates "attachment" in the message but I can't find a way of 
extracting the attachment.  Is this feature not available?

Andrew

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Re: Get out there and vote everyone!

[Scott Granados]

I’m not sure about the registration issue, I know of people missing 
presidential elections and not having two reregister.  I think this may be on a 
state by state basis but I do not know for certain.

> On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:19 AM, David Chittenden  wrote:
> 
> One correction, if memory serves, once a person is registered to vote in a 
> specific location, they remain registered until they miss a US Presidential 
> election. After missing a Presidential election, the person needs to 
> reregister. Therefore, a dead person will only remain on the voter roles 
> until after the next Presidential election.
> 
> As for the example about the prestuffed metal balet box, There are a few 
> cities which were known for this behavior. Chicago and New York City both 
> come to mind as large practitioners of this practice, between 1890 and 1915. 
> In both of these cities, the democrats were caught doing so. In fact, it was 
> the practice in New York City which earned the dems the monicker of the 
> donkey and the republicans the elephant by press cartoonists.
> 
> All that said, both parties were caught using such practices at various times 
> and in various localities. This is all well-documented in US history.
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
> Email: dchitten...@gmail.com
> Mobile: +64 21 2288 288
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On 9/11/2016, at 07:42, Scott Granados  wrote:
>> 
>> Hi, Alex is right we should stick to the topic.  Remember I did try to leave 
>> politics out of it and just encourage people to flex their voting muscles no 
>> matter how they wished.;)
>> 
>> To answer your question though since it’s a great question, no we have no 
>> such requirement.  Once you register to vote you’re registered.  Now there 
>> are things that happen for example if a death certificate is issued that 
>> registry entry should be removed but in practicality that doesn’t always 
>> happen.  It really depends on the individual state.  In some states you 
>> don’t even have to show identification to vote, in others you do.  In some 
>> states they have early voting meaning you can vote early either at a polling 
>> place or via mail.  In other states you have election day only.  Florida is 
>> an example where you can vote early, Michigan is an example where you can 
>> only vote on election day.  There’s been a provision in Texas state law that 
>> you can vote from space.:)  (Astronauts being Houston Texas residents have a 
>> provision to vote electronically from the space station as an example)  SO 
>> things differ.  TO my knowledge though there’s no need to check in every 
>> year.
>> 
>> Great question.
>> 
>> To bring this squarely on topic though, I wish there was a way to vote 
>> securely online.  I realize that’s very difficult to do safely but how nice 
>> would it be to just fire up the old iPad or laptop and vote.  We could be a 
>> lot more direct instead of so representative like we are now but the 
>> security of such a thing just couldn’t be guarantied.
>> 
>> 
>>> On Nov 8, 2016, at 1:34 PM, Kawal Gucukoglu  wrote:
>>> 
>>> To tell you the truth and I'm being honest here, I love it when things go 
>>> wrong.  I laugh.
>>> 
>>> You are right Scott, the BBC and other News channels hype things up.  It 
>>> will be as it will be tomorrow.  Whatever the case, there has to be a loser.
>>> 
>>> Just one last thing.  Here in the UK every year you have to let your local 
>>> authority know if you live in the same place so that you don't have to 
>>> register again to vote.  I'd think they would do that in the US.
>>> 
>>> By the way, I just like to know things for my knowledge and not to spark 
>>> anger or nastiness so those who say that this conversation is going to turn 
>>> nasty, I beg to differ.
>>> 
>>> I've had my say so we can get talking about Apple etc.
>>> 
>>> Thank you.
>>> 
>>> Kawal.
 On 8 Nov 2016, at 18:13, Scott Granados  wrote:
 
 Kawal, so much for trying to keep this apolitical.  That aside, the sad 
 fact is there is a real case to be made for the election being fixed.
 
 1. There are over 24 million registered voters who shouldn’t be.  These 
 are either people who are not citizens, people who are dead, people who 
 are registered in more than one location and so forth.
 
 Next, there have already been cases of people’s votes being misrecorded on 
 file.  In Texas for example, there have been cases of trump votes being 
 changed to Clinton votes by the software.
 
   Now to be fair and balanced, on the republican side, there have been 
 cases made for voter suppression especially of the African American vote.
 
 Some examples of presidents who were elected via fraud include John F. 
 Kennedy and Lindon Johnson.  The corruption in Chicago famously assisted 
 JFK in his election bid.  LBJ also benefited from fraud in Texas.  So, 
 there’s an actual verifiable history of this in the country. 

Re: Here's an interesting question for all iOS users

[Donna Goodin]

Hey Scott,

No, Carbondale isn't the problem, at least there is no policy against WIFI.  
There's just a lack of money and infrastructure, a problem which I suspect many 
small towns face.
Cheers,
Donna
> On Nov 8, 2016, at 11:50 PM, Scott Granados  wrote:
> 
> So I live in a similar small town and I guess it’s just my town invested in 
> more infrastructure.  We have gigabit service on the home side and not great 
> LTE coverage but since the low band stuff has been turned up much much 
> better.  Remember too, your town might be the problem.  I can give you a 
> practical example I faced head on.  Palo Alto california, arguably the center 
> of the technical revolution is one of the most hostile places on the planet 
> to wireless companies.  The town government is full of nut jobs who believe 
> that wireless signals will kill you, something disproven time and time again. 
>  It’s impossible to set up an antenna there let alone modernize it with 
> current services like LTE.  In the dead center of silicon valley it’s hard to 
> get a good signal because the town just won’t let it happen.  We used to use 
> large arrays in surrounding towns to beam coverage in and eventually AT&T 
> worked a deal to put smaller antenna pods on the street lights.  It’s 
> nonsense but it’s the way it was.  I could have a fantastic wireless 
> experience at home in San Jose but you drive 20 miles to PA and there goes 
> the service.  I used to take the train to work and like clock work would lose 
> my good service at the University avenue stop in PaloAlto.  So one thing 
> we’re not considering here is the stupidity of small town governments.  My 
> town is similar all though not quite so backwards.  That’s another problem 
> but it’s also a problem that 700 and 600 mhz bands will solve because you can 
> carry your signals in to these areas from more friendly surrounds.
> 
> Again though all great points, yours and Tim’s are very solid.
> 
> 
>> On Nov 8, 2016, at 1:46 PM, Donna Goodin  wrote:
>> 
>> One thing I would add to this, Scott, is that there's a real difference 
>> between having minimal connectivity, and good connectivity.  I live on the 
>> outskirts of a town with a population of 26,000.  Though obviously not a 
>> large city, also not deserted prairie land either, and I don't have LTE 
>> coverage at my house.  My provider is VZ, and their coverage is as good as 
>> it gets here.  I'm aware of several dead spots around here, one of them 
>> sadly happens to be at my favorite microbrewery.  You can't get a signal 
>> there to save your soul. I consider myself fortunate to have home download 
>> speeds of 65 MBPS,   I have relatives whose download speeds in their homes 
>> are under 5, and they have very restrictive data caps.  This would make 
>> sense to me if I actually lived in Montana, but I don't.  I don't think 
>> things are quite as evolved as it might seem from where you are.
>> Cheers,
>> Donna
>> 
>>> On Nov 8, 2016, at 12:25 PM, Scott Granados  
>>> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hi Tim, no I understand where you’re coming from which is why I was saying 
>>> you were raising interesting points.
>>> 
>>> I again think you’re making good ones.  We’ve made a lot of progress in 
>>> covering rural areas but I suspect you’re correct.  That being said, I 
>>> would be surprised if there were parts of the country with 0 coverage at 
>>> this point.  Again I’m not sure about Canada but i would make the same 
>>> assumption.  While you might not have the fastest service I think at this 
>>> point you’ll at least have some connectivity.  You also probably don’t have 
>>> any one carrier with perfect coverage but I would suspect a combination 
>>> would get you there and the end user would just have to select their local 
>>> option.  But your Montana example is a sound argument.
>>> I also agree with your claims about our population distribution.  
>>> Suspect you’re dead on the money that our populations are concentrated at 
>>> the edges.  Between just New York and Los Angeles you’ve got a big chunk 
>>> right there let alone all the other cities near the coasts.  With the low 
>>> band LTE rolling out though and the ability to cover a lot more area with a 
>>> single tower and mesh them more effectively I think this will change and is 
>>> changing.  I’ve been blessed to travel across country by car from coast to 
>>> coast and it’s surprising how much nothing is out there.  Even in the high 
>>> deserts of New Mexico or the Oklahoma farm lands you still get some sort of 
>>> signal, may not be the fastest but I think we’re at a point where if you’re 
>>> on one of the big carriers it will work.  Even the T-Mobiles of the world 
>>> are catching up again do to technology changes.  Even still though, we’re 
>>> talking North America, your points are certainly on the money when it comes 
>>> to the developing world although fortunately changing in favor of having a 
>>> more connected world.
>>> Look at some of 

Re: Get out there and vote everyone!

[Karen Lewellen]

Actually,
 It can be tighter than this, depending on where the person is registered. 
It  is by election cycle,  and how that can  be defined  varies.
Still it would be difficult to stay on the rolls if you miss more than two 
cycles, sometimes if you miss only one.
For example I missed the 2008 presidential  election, even though I did 
vote  in 2004.  I had to register again in 2012.
what I am  most interested in myself are the turnout percentages this year. 
The  numbers are  unfortunately rarely a real majority.  so I want to learn 
both   how many eligible voters did participate,  as well as those who 
voted for  a different presidential candidate on the ballot   instead.
 Going back to the question though it is on a state by state basis even 
if you are considered to be an overseas voter.

Karen


On Wed, 9 Nov 2016, Scott Granados wrote:


I’m not sure about the registration issue, I know of people missing 
presidential elections and not having two reregister.  I think this may be on a 
state by state basis but I do not know for certain.


On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:19 AM, David Chittenden  wrote:

One correction, if memory serves, once a person is registered to vote in a 
specific location, they remain registered until they miss a US Presidential 
election. After missing a Presidential election, the person needs to 
reregister. Therefore, a dead person will only remain on the voter roles until 
after the next Presidential election.

As for the example about the prestuffed metal balet box, There are a few cities 
which were known for this behavior. Chicago and New York City both come to mind 
as large practitioners of this practice, between 1890 and 1915. In both of 
these cities, the democrats were caught doing so. In fact, it was the practice 
in New York City which earned the dems the monicker of the donkey and the 
republicans the elephant by press cartoonists.

All that said, both parties were caught using such practices at various times 
and in various localities. This is all well-documented in US history.

Kind regards,

David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
Email: dchitten...@gmail.com
Mobile: +64 21 2288 288
Sent from my iPhone


On 9/11/2016, at 07:42, Scott Granados  wrote:

Hi, Alex is right we should stick to the topic.  Remember I did try to leave 
politics out of it and just encourage people to flex their voting muscles no 
matter how they wished.;)

To answer your question though since it’s a great question, no we have no such 
requirement.  Once you register to vote you’re registered.  Now there are 
things that happen for example if a death certificate is issued that registry 
entry should be removed but in practicality that doesn’t always happen.  It 
really depends on the individual state.  In some states you don’t even have to 
show identification to vote, in others you do.  In some states they have early 
voting meaning you can vote early either at a polling place or via mail.  In 
other states you have election day only.  Florida is an example where you can 
vote early, Michigan is an example where you can only vote on election day.  
There’s been a provision in Texas state law that you can vote from space.:)  
(Astronauts being Houston Texas residents have a provision to vote 
electronically from the space station as an example)  SO things differ.  TO my 
knowledge though there’s no need to check in every year.

Great question.

To bring this squarely on topic though, I wish there was a way to vote securely 
online.  I realize that’s very difficult to do safely but how nice would it be 
to just fire up the old iPad or laptop and vote.  We could be a lot more direct 
instead of so representative like we are now but the security of such a thing 
just couldn’t be guarantied.



On Nov 8, 2016, at 1:34 PM, Kawal Gucukoglu  wrote:

To tell you the truth and I'm being honest here, I love it when things go 
wrong.  I laugh.

You are right Scott, the BBC and other News channels hype things up.  It will 
be as it will be tomorrow.  Whatever the case, there has to be a loser.

Just one last thing.  Here in the UK every year you have to let your local 
authority know if you live in the same place so that you don't have to register 
again to vote.  I'd think they would do that in the US.

By the way, I just like to know things for my knowledge and not to spark anger 
or nastiness so those who say that this conversation is going to turn nasty, I 
beg to differ.

I've had my say so we can get talking about Apple etc.

Thank you.

Kawal.

On 8 Nov 2016, at 18:13, Scott Granados  wrote:

Kawal, so much for trying to keep this apolitical.  That aside, the sad fact is 
there is a real case to be made for the election being fixed.

1. There are over 24 million registered voters who shouldn’t be.  These are 
either people who are not citizens, people who are dead, people who are 
registered in more than one location and so forth.

Next, there have already been cases of people’s votes being misrecorded on 
fil

Re: Here's an interesting question for all iOS users

[Scott Granados]

Well, maybe you’ll get some of that Trump infrastructure spending.  I’d like to 
see the government help offset the more rural areas expansion of critical 
services like phone and network services.  Remember we discussed not that long 
ago there’s still places in Maine where you have to ring Mable up and have her 
patch you through or that town in California where the only got phone service 3 
- 4 years ago.:)


> On Nov 9, 2016, at 8:13 AM, Donna Goodin  wrote:
> 
> Hey Scott,
> 
> No, Carbondale isn't the problem, at least there is no policy against WIFI.  
> There's just a lack of money and infrastructure, a problem which I suspect 
> many small towns face.
> Cheers,
> Donna
>> On Nov 8, 2016, at 11:50 PM, Scott Granados  wrote:
>> 
>> So I live in a similar small town and I guess it’s just my town invested in 
>> more infrastructure.  We have gigabit service on the home side and not great 
>> LTE coverage but since the low band stuff has been turned up much much 
>> better.  Remember too, your town might be the problem.  I can give you a 
>> practical example I faced head on.  Palo Alto california, arguably the 
>> center of the technical revolution is one of the most hostile places on the 
>> planet to wireless companies.  The town government is full of nut jobs who 
>> believe that wireless signals will kill you, something disproven time and 
>> time again.  It’s impossible to set up an antenna there let alone modernize 
>> it with current services like LTE.  In the dead center of silicon valley 
>> it’s hard to get a good signal because the town just won’t let it happen.  
>> We used to use large arrays in surrounding towns to beam coverage in and 
>> eventually AT&T worked a deal to put smaller antenna pods on the street 
>> lights.  It’s nonsense but it’s the way it was.  I could have a fantastic 
>> wireless experience at home in San Jose but you drive 20 miles to PA and 
>> there goes the service.  I used to take the train to work and like clock 
>> work would lose my good service at the University avenue stop in PaloAlto.  
>> So one thing we’re not considering here is the stupidity of small town 
>> governments.  My town is similar all though not quite so backwards.  That’s 
>> another problem but it’s also a problem that 700 and 600 mhz bands will 
>> solve because you can carry your signals in to these areas from more 
>> friendly surrounds.
>> 
>> Again though all great points, yours and Tim’s are very solid.
>> 
>> 
>>> On Nov 8, 2016, at 1:46 PM, Donna Goodin  wrote:
>>> 
>>> One thing I would add to this, Scott, is that there's a real difference 
>>> between having minimal connectivity, and good connectivity.  I live on the 
>>> outskirts of a town with a population of 26,000.  Though obviously not a 
>>> large city, also not deserted prairie land either, and I don't have LTE 
>>> coverage at my house.  My provider is VZ, and their coverage is as good as 
>>> it gets here.  I'm aware of several dead spots around here, one of them 
>>> sadly happens to be at my favorite microbrewery.  You can't get a signal 
>>> there to save your soul. I consider myself fortunate to have home download 
>>> speeds of 65 MBPS,   I have relatives whose download speeds in their homes 
>>> are under 5, and they have very restrictive data caps.  This would make 
>>> sense to me if I actually lived in Montana, but I don't.  I don't think 
>>> things are quite as evolved as it might seem from where you are.
>>> Cheers,
>>> Donna
>>> 
 On Nov 8, 2016, at 12:25 PM, Scott Granados  
 wrote:
 
 Hi Tim, no I understand where you’re coming from which is why I was saying 
 you were raising interesting points.
 
 I again think you’re making good ones.  We’ve made a lot of progress in 
 covering rural areas but I suspect you’re correct.  That being said, I 
 would be surprised if there were parts of the country with 0 coverage at 
 this point.  Again I’m not sure about Canada but i would make the same 
 assumption.  While you might not have the fastest service I think at this 
 point you’ll at least have some connectivity.  You also probably don’t 
 have any one carrier with perfect coverage but I would suspect a 
 combination would get you there and the end user would just have to select 
 their local option.  But your Montana example is a sound argument.
I also agree with your claims about our population distribution.  
 Suspect you’re dead on the money that our populations are concentrated at 
 the edges.  Between just New York and Los Angeles you’ve got a big chunk 
 right there let alone all the other cities near the coasts.  With the low 
 band LTE rolling out though and the ability to cover a lot more area with 
 a single tower and mesh them more effectively I think this will change and 
 is changing.  I’ve been blessed to travel across country by car from coast 
 to coast and it’s surprising how much nothing is out the

Re: Here's an interesting question for all iOS users

[Donna Goodin]

Actually, I'm hoping we'll just move. lol
Cheers,
Donna
> On Nov 9, 2016, at 8:05 AM, Scott Granados  wrote:
> 
> Well, maybe you’ll get some of that Trump infrastructure spending.  I’d like 
> to see the government help offset the more rural areas expansion of critical 
> services like phone and network services.  Remember we discussed not that 
> long ago there’s still places in Maine where you have to ring Mable up and 
> have her patch you through or that town in California where the only got 
> phone service 3 - 4 years ago.:)
> 
> 
>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 8:13 AM, Donna Goodin  wrote:
>> 
>> Hey Scott,
>> 
>> No, Carbondale isn't the problem, at least there is no policy against WIFI.  
>> There's just a lack of money and infrastructure, a problem which I suspect 
>> many small towns face.
>> Cheers,
>> Donna
>>> On Nov 8, 2016, at 11:50 PM, Scott Granados  
>>> wrote:
>>> 
>>> So I live in a similar small town and I guess it’s just my town invested in 
>>> more infrastructure.  We have gigabit service on the home side and not 
>>> great LTE coverage but since the low band stuff has been turned up much 
>>> much better.  Remember too, your town might be the problem.  I can give you 
>>> a practical example I faced head on.  Palo Alto california, arguably the 
>>> center of the technical revolution is one of the most hostile places on the 
>>> planet to wireless companies.  The town government is full of nut jobs who 
>>> believe that wireless signals will kill you, something disproven time and 
>>> time again.  It’s impossible to set up an antenna there let alone modernize 
>>> it with current services like LTE.  In the dead center of silicon valley 
>>> it’s hard to get a good signal because the town just won’t let it happen.  
>>> We used to use large arrays in surrounding towns to beam coverage in and 
>>> eventually AT&T worked a deal to put smaller antenna pods on the street 
>>> lights.  It’s nonsense but it’s the way it was.  I could have a fantastic 
>>> wireless experience at home in San Jose but you drive 20 miles to PA and 
>>> there goes the service.  I used to take the train to work and like clock 
>>> work would lose my good service at the University avenue stop in PaloAlto.  
>>> So one thing we’re not considering here is the stupidity of small town 
>>> governments.  My town is similar all though not quite so backwards.  That’s 
>>> another problem but it’s also a problem that 700 and 600 mhz bands will 
>>> solve because you can carry your signals in to these areas from more 
>>> friendly surrounds.
>>> 
>>> Again though all great points, yours and Tim’s are very solid.
>>> 
>>> 
 On Nov 8, 2016, at 1:46 PM, Donna Goodin  wrote:
 
 One thing I would add to this, Scott, is that there's a real difference 
 between having minimal connectivity, and good connectivity.  I live on the 
 outskirts of a town with a population of 26,000.  Though obviously not a 
 large city, also not deserted prairie land either, and I don't have LTE 
 coverage at my house.  My provider is VZ, and their coverage is as good as 
 it gets here.  I'm aware of several dead spots around here, one of them 
 sadly happens to be at my favorite microbrewery.  You can't get a signal 
 there to save your soul. I consider myself fortunate to have home download 
 speeds of 65 MBPS,   I have relatives whose download speeds in their homes 
 are under 5, and they have very restrictive data caps.  This would make 
 sense to me if I actually lived in Montana, but I don't.  I don't think 
 things are quite as evolved as it might seem from where you are.
 Cheers,
 Donna
 
> On Nov 8, 2016, at 12:25 PM, Scott Granados  
> wrote:
> 
> Hi Tim, no I understand where you’re coming from which is why I was 
> saying you were raising interesting points.
> 
> I again think you’re making good ones.  We’ve made a lot of progress in 
> covering rural areas but I suspect you’re correct.  That being said, I 
> would be surprised if there were parts of the country with 0 coverage at 
> this point.  Again I’m not sure about Canada but i would make the same 
> assumption.  While you might not have the fastest service I think at this 
> point you’ll at least have some connectivity.  You also probably don’t 
> have any one carrier with perfect coverage but I would suspect a 
> combination would get you there and the end user would just have to 
> select their local option.  But your Montana example is a sound argument.
>   I also agree with your claims about our population distribution.  
> Suspect you’re dead on the money that our populations are concentrated at 
> the edges.  Between just New York and Los Angeles you’ve got a big chunk 
> right there let alone all the other cities near the coasts.  With the low 
> band LTE rolling out though and the ability to cover a lot more area with 
> a single to

Re: Using Numbers on mac, reading teh 1st sells

[Phil Halton]

Yes Remy, that is correct. Set the "Heather Rose" to one, and the first row of 
the sheet will contain the header title information for each column below it. 
Good luck

Sent from my IPhone


> On Nov 8, 2016, at 7:46 PM, Ramy Moustafa  wrote:
> 
> Hello All:
> Sir Phil:
> I opened a new sheet, and Vo always tell me that all my first row, a1, a2, 
> a3, a4, are headers, is it right?
> excuse my ignorance, but the header is the head for each row? or what? what i 
> need to do is that the first sell in each column is the header, like, a1, b1, 
> c1.
> Excuse my english but i need to understand before creating my big sheet.
> Thanks
> 
>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 12:12 AM, Robert Cole  wrote:
>> 
>> Ok Thanks,
>> I checked 5 header rows, because I had columns A thru E, as my headers. But 
>> that was wrong. Once I changed it from 5 too 1, it works.
>> Thanks again.
>> Rob
>>> On Nov 8, 2016, at 4:55 PM, Phil Halton  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Yes, it's telling you that you were on a header row and not in a data row. 
>>> Obviously you are focused on the row that has the column title, i.e. Row 
>>> one, two, or three, etc.  move off of those header rose and you'll be in 
>>> the data rows below them.
>>> Then, as you move across the rose, VO will announce the column title as 
>>> well as the contents of the data sell.
>>> Sent from my IPhone
>>> 
>>> 
 On Nov 8, 2016, at 2:46 PM, Robert Cole  wrote:
 
 Hi,
 I followed your instructions,
 Now VO reads the contents of the cell followed by “Row Header Cell”
 Do you have any ideas of whats wrong?
 
> On Nov 8, 2016, at 10:52 AM, Phil Halton  wrote:
> 
> Remy, in order to get VoiceOver to automatically read the title of the 
> columns that you are arrowing through, you must first set the number of 
> "header rose"for the table, say for example set header rose to two. Then 
> you have to place the actual name of the columns in row One or two. These 
> "Header Rose", are exactly what they sound like. They contain the header 
> information for the columns. You can also set header columns at the left 
> side of the table and place header information for the given rose as you 
> arrow down and up through the table. Voiceover will read and 
> automatically announce these header row and column titles as you arrow 
> around through the spreadsheet. In my experience it works best when you 
> use the VO plus arrow keys as sometimes the arrow keys alone do not seem 
> to announce row and column title information. You set the number of 
> header rows and columns in the tables menu. 
> 
> The number of header row and columns is very important, because if there 
> are no header rows or columns, then any title information that you may 
> have in the top rows or leftmost column's will be considered as data and 
> not as header title information. So, be sure to check these settings in 
> the numbers tables menu and ensure that your column and row title 
> information falls within that set number of rows and columns. On your 
> specific absinthe table, if you have the column title information in a 
> row one, then you just need to set the header rows to one in the table 
> settings and that will pick up the title information and treated as a 
> header, not as data. 
> Also, I believe there is a setting that must be set to on somewhere in 
> voiceover utilities that says something to the effect of "automatically 
> announce table row and column headers". Although I think it is set to on 
> by default.
> 
> Sent from my IPhone
> 
> 
>> On Nov 8, 2016, at 1:48 AM, Anne Robertson  wrote:
>> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> If you need to read the contents of a cell but not go to it, set a 
>> hotspot on it and use VO-Cmd-hotspot number to read it.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> Anne
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On 7 Nov 2016, at 19:38, Ramy Moustafa  
>>> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hello all:
>>> 
>>> Now I need to use the Numbers app on my MacBook pro,
>>> but need to know if I can find a way to read the 1st sell in a column
>>> or the title for it? because I always forget where am I?
>>> I have an absence sheet, and I need to know  what is in the 1st column
>>> to write the details.
>>> any help will be highly abbreciated
>>> 
>>> 
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>>> Music arranger and Sound engineer @:
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Amadeus Pro Question

[Brian Fischler]

Just got Amadeus Pro and am learning how to use it. I was using space bar to 
play and the arrows to rewind and fast forward but now all of the sudden the 
space will activate whatever VO is focused on not play and pause and the arrows 
instead of rewind and fast forward instead move me through the application. How 
do I get back to the arrows and space bar controlling playback. Also how do you 
quickly jump through time without suing the arrow keys and how can you see the 
time you are at for a recording? Thanks,

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Re: Amadeus Pro Question

[Alex Hall]

I don't use that app, but it sounds like you've enabled Quick Nav. Simply hit 
the left and right arrows together to turn this mode off again. If I'm wrong, 
I'm not sure what else it might be.

Sent from my iPhone

> On Nov 9, 2016, at 16:49, Brian Fischler  wrote:
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> Just got Amadeus Pro and am learning how to use it. I was using space bar to 
> play and the arrows to rewind and fast forward but now all of the sudden the 
> space will activate whatever VO is focused on not play and pause and the 
> arrows instead of rewind and fast forward instead move me through the 
> application. How do I get back to the arrows and space bar controlling 
> playback. Also how do you quickly jump through time without suing the arrow 
> keys and how can you see the time you are at for a recording? Thanks,
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Re: Amadeus Pro Question

[Brian Fischler]

Hi Alex, Appreciate it but no QuickNav is off, that is what I checked first.
> On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:51 PM, Alex Hall  wrote:
> 
> I don't use that app, but it sounds like you've enabled Quick Nav. Simply hit 
> the left and right arrows together to turn this mode off again. If I'm wrong, 
> I'm not sure what else it might be.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 16:49, Brian Fischler  wrote:
>> 
>> Just got Amadeus Pro and am learning how to use it. I was using space bar to 
>> play and the arrows to rewind and fast forward but now all of the sudden the 
>> space will activate whatever VO is focused on not play and pause and the 
>> arrows instead of rewind and fast forward instead move me through the 
>> application. How do I get back to the arrows and space bar controlling 
>> playback. Also how do you quickly jump through time without suing the arrow 
>> keys and how can you see the time you are at for a recording? Thanks,
>> 
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Re: VMware v8

[matthew]

Hi,


When the os comes up, try press cmd G this will give vmware full access 
to the keyboard.  Also,  you might want to make sure you are in full 
screen mode.



Matthew




On 11/08/2016 07:34 PM, Ramy Moustafa wrote:

Hello all my Friends:
Every time i tried Using the VMware on my MacBook pro 2015, i must wait about 3 
minutes to start using it. but now, i can here the windows sound and jaws 
speaking but i can’t use my keyboard to control the windows at all, this drive 
me crazy and don’t know what to do.
do i have to do something to tell my mac that i need the windows or what?

my 2nd Question is that if i connect a flash drive to usb and use it on VMware, 
and i need to read it’s content on mac, must i eject it first then connect it 
again on it’s USB slot? or there is a solution to do this through mac?
Thanks in advance



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Re: Amadeus Pro Question

[Ray Foret jr]

Okay.  I think I know what happened to you.  Same thing happens to me from time 
to time.  You got in to the scroling area.  Press escape to get out again and 
you’re good to go.  Don’t know why that happens but I hope that fixes it for ya.


Sent from my Mac, The Only computer with full accessibility for the blind 
built-in

Sincerely, The Constantly Barefooted Ray,

Still a very happy Comcast XFinity Voice Guidance, Mac, Verizon Wireless 
iPhone7+ and Apple TV user!

> On Nov 9, 2016, at 3:49 PM, Brian Fischler  wrote:
> 
> Just got Amadeus Pro and am learning how to use it. I was using space bar to 
> play and the arrows to rewind and fast forward but now all of the sudden the 
> space will activate whatever VO is focused on not play and pause and the 
> arrows instead of rewind and fast forward instead move me through the 
> application. How do I get back to the arrows and space bar controlling 
> playback. Also how do you quickly jump through time without suing the arrow 
> keys and how can you see the time you are at for a recording? Thanks,
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Re: Amadeus Pro Question

[Robert Cole]

When it happened to me, I had to close the app and reopen it.

> On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:49 PM, Brian Fischler  wrote:
> 
> Just got Amadeus Pro and am learning how to use it. I was using space bar to 
> play and the arrows to rewind and fast forward but now all of the sudden the 
> space will activate whatever VO is focused on not play and pause and the 
> arrows instead of rewind and fast forward instead move me through the 
> application. How do I get back to the arrows and space bar controlling 
> playback. Also how do you quickly jump through time without suing the arrow 
> keys and how can you see the time you are at for a recording? Thanks,
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Re: Amadeus Pro Question

[Brian Fischler]

Hey guys,

Thanks will try escape next time as I to quit the app and started over. Any 
idea what the key commands are to quickly jump through a large audio file and 
where you can find the running time of a piece as I cannot seem to figure this 
out for the life of me. Thanks again.
> On Nov 9, 2016, at 5:27 PM, Robert Cole  wrote:
> 
> When it happened to me, I had to close the app and reopen it.
> 
>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:49 PM, Brian Fischler  wrote:
>> 
>> Just got Amadeus Pro and am learning how to use it. I was using space bar to 
>> play and the arrows to rewind and fast forward but now all of the sudden the 
>> space will activate whatever VO is focused on not play and pause and the 
>> arrows instead of rewind and fast forward instead move me through the 
>> application. How do I get back to the arrows and space bar controlling 
>> playback. Also how do you quickly jump through time without suing the arrow 
>> keys and how can you see the time you are at for a recording? Thanks,
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Re: Amadeus Pro Question

[Ray Foret jr]

First, let’s deal with the run time.  You can find it in the tool bar over on 
the very right hand side.  Now, let’s discuss quickly moving through a file.  
Sounds like you need to know how to zoom in and out.  So, here goes.  To zoom 
out as much as possible, press the dash key, (just to the right of the zero key 
on the number row)  This will give you the greatest degree of playback curser 
movement possible.  To zoom in, which will do the opposite, use the plus simble.

Now, have you figured out markers yet?  Believe me, using markers really speeds 
things up quite nicely.  I suspect this is a good time to talk about curser 
routing.  Actually, you have to cursers to deal with.  You can think of one of 
them as a kind of playback head.  It moves when you use the right and left 
arrow keys.  But, bear this in mind, you are still not moving the actual 
insertion point;  just the playback head curser.  So, let’s say you get to a 
spot where you want to drop a marker.  You’d press space to stop, and then, 
press Command+y.  This will instantly rout the actual insertion point to the 
spot your play head is on.  IF you press the p key, you set a marker.  There’s 
another way to set a marker which will open a nameing dialog but we will not 
deal with that here.  IF you find yourself in a situation where you want or 
need to rout the playback head curser to the insertion point, just use 
shift+command+y.  That should be enough to at least get you started.

Oh, when you select a piece of audio, the usual rules apply.  Copy to clip 
board is command+c.  Paste is Command+v and so on.

HTH.


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> On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:45 PM, Brian Fischler  wrote:
> 
> Hey guys,
> 
> Thanks will try escape next time as I to quit the app and started over. Any 
> idea what the key commands are to quickly jump through a large audio file and 
> where you can find the running time of a piece as I cannot seem to figure 
> this out for the life of me. Thanks again.
>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 5:27 PM, Robert Cole  wrote:
>> 
>> When it happened to me, I had to close the app and reopen it.
>> 
>>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:49 PM, Brian Fischler  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Just got Amadeus Pro and am learning how to use it. I was using space bar 
>>> to play and the arrows to rewind and fast forward but now all of the sudden 
>>> the space will activate whatever VO is focused on not play and pause and 
>>> the arrows instead of rewind and fast forward instead move me through the 
>>> application. How do I get back to the arrows and space bar controlling 
>>> playback. Also how do you quickly jump through time without suing the arrow 
>>> keys and how can you see the time you are at for a recording? Thanks,
>>> 
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Re: Amadeus Pro Question

[Brian Fischler]

Thanks for all this info playing around with it now, just trying to get going 
with some basic cutting.
> On Nov 9, 2016, at 5:58 PM, Ray Foret jr  wrote:
> 
> First, let’s deal with the run time.  You can find it in the tool bar over on 
> the very right hand side.  Now, let’s discuss quickly moving through a file.  
> Sounds like you need to know how to zoom in and out.  So, here goes.  To zoom 
> out as much as possible, press the dash key, (just to the right of the zero 
> key on the number row)  This will give you the greatest degree of playback 
> curser movement possible.  To zoom in, which will do the opposite, use the 
> plus simble.
> 
> Now, have you figured out markers yet?  Believe me, using markers really 
> speeds things up quite nicely.  I suspect this is a good time to talk about 
> curser routing.  Actually, you have to cursers to deal with.  You can think 
> of one of them as a kind of playback head.  It moves when you use the right 
> and left arrow keys.  But, bear this in mind, you are still not moving the 
> actual insertion point;  just the playback head curser.  So, let’s say you 
> get to a spot where you want to drop a marker.  You’d press space to stop, 
> and then, press Command+y.  This will instantly rout the actual insertion 
> point to the spot your play head is on.  IF you press the p key, you set a 
> marker.  There’s another way to set a marker which will open a nameing dialog 
> but we will not deal with that here.  IF you find yourself in a situation 
> where you want or need to rout the playback head curser to the insertion 
> point, just use shift+command+y.  That should be enough to at least get you 
> started.
> 
> Oh, when you select a piece of audio, the usual rules apply.  Copy to clip 
> board is command+c.  Paste is Command+v and so on.
> 
> HTH.
> 
> 
> Sent from my Mac, The Only computer with full accessibility for the blind 
> built-in
> 
> Sincerely, The Constantly Barefooted Ray,
> 
> Still a very happy Comcast XFinity Voice Guidance, Mac, Verizon Wireless 
> iPhone7+ and Apple TV user!
> 
>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:45 PM, Brian Fischler > > wrote:
>> 
>> Hey guys,
>> 
>> Thanks will try escape next time as I to quit the app and started over. Any 
>> idea what the key commands are to quickly jump through a large audio file 
>> and where you can find the running time of a piece as I cannot seem to 
>> figure this out for the life of me. Thanks again.
>>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 5:27 PM, Robert Cole >> > wrote:
>>> 
>>> When it happened to me, I had to close the app and reopen it.
>>> 
 On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:49 PM, Brian Fischler >>> > wrote:
 
 Just got Amadeus Pro and am learning how to use it. I was using space bar 
 to play and the arrows to rewind and fast forward but now all of the 
 sudden the space will activate whatever VO is focused on not play and 
 pause and the arrows instead of rewind and fast forward instead move me 
 through the application. How do I get back to the arrows and space bar 
 controlling playback. Also how do you quickly jump through time without 
 suing the arrow keys and how can you see the time you are at for a 
 recording? Thanks,
 
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How to save video from iMessage on Mac

[Robert Cole]

Hi,
How do I  save video from iMessage on Mac?
Is there a way to automatically have attachments from iMessages saved to the 
downloads folder?

Thanks,
Rob


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Uploading music to iTunes without uploading to apple music library?

[Brandt Steenkamp]

HI there folks,

I have a rather large music collection I wish to upload to iTunes, but not the 
cloud for I have a capped data connection. How do I make sure iTunes behaves 
the way I want it to?

Warm regards,

Brandt Steenkamp

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Re: VMware v8

[E.T.]

Remy,
   I am far from being a power user of VMware. Here is what I do. I do 
not have an SSD so boot times are agonizing. After you hear the Windows 
sound, wait a while longer to allow your Windows to completely boot up.


   Then do a Cmd G to grab the keyboard control away from the Mac. You 
still can access the Mac menu bar but try not to forget which 
environment you are in. Sometimes I press a Mac shortcut in error and 
then have to find my way back to Windows.


   Next, do Cmd Shift F to enter full screen mode. Do not use Unity.

   You do not need to eject or reconnect an external drive. G o to the 
menu bar, find the Virtual Machine menu which is between the View and 
Window menus. Arrow down to the USB and Bluetooth option, right arrow 
and find your drive and VO space on it. You will hear a sound when its 
connected.


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On 11/8/2016 4:34 PM, Ramy Moustafa wrote:

Hello all my Friends:
Every time i tried Using the VMware on my MacBook pro 2015, i must wait about 3 
minutes to start using it. but now, i can here the windows sound and jaws 
speaking but i can’t use my keyboard to control the windows at all, this drive 
me crazy and don’t know what to do.
do i have to do something to tell my mac that i need the windows or what?

my 2nd Question is that if i connect a flash drive to usb and use it on VMware, 
and i need to read it’s content on mac, must i eject it first then connect it 
again on it’s USB slot? or there is a solution to do this through mac?
Thanks in advance



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Re: Uploading music to iTunes without uploading to apple music library?

[Ray Foret jr]

Just go in to prefs window in to general and make sure that music in the cloud 
is turned off.  By default, this is how it will be.  Bear in mind that any 
music you load gets added to your iTunes library.  Were I you, I’d let the 
files themselves get added because that seems to work best.


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> On Nov 9, 2016, at 5:24 PM, Brandt Steenkamp  
> wrote:
> 
> HI there folks,
> 
> I have a rather large music collection I wish to upload to iTunes, but not 
> the cloud for I have a capped data connection. How do I make sure iTunes 
> behaves the way I want it to?
> 
> Warm regards,
> 
> Brandt Steenkamp
> 
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> 
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> 
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iTunes keystrokes for removing Duplicates

[Angus MacKinnon]

I am going through my iTunes 12.52 Library and removing Duplicates. Some Songs 
are labeled Local and the same song is labeled Download. I guess I want to keep 
the Songs labeled Local and Downlload. It is a very slow process to remove the 
Duplicates. Is their a key sttroke to remove a duplicated item that has the 
cursor highlighting the item? Thank you.

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Monetizing YouTube videos

[Phil Halton]

I have a video on YouTube that's guarded over 16,000 views, and another that's 
gotten over 7000, I'm wondering if they're worth monetizing, and how that is 
done. What is monetizing all about anyway?

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Re: Amadeus Pro Question

[Jenine Stanley]

Brian, 

You can also move to specific points in a file if you know the approximate time 
with command-g. Type in the time using the following format. Minutes followed 
by quotation marks then seconds with no spaces. 

To find the current time in the recording, move to the tool bar and interact 
with it. 

I highly recommend Jonathan Mosen’s book on Amadeus Pro if you choose to do 
more with this app. It gives a good foundation for using the app. 
Jenine Stanley
dragonwalke...@gmail.com



> On Nov 9, 2016, at 6:18 PM, Brian Fischler  wrote:
> 
> Thanks for all this info playing around with it now, just trying to get going 
> with some basic cutting.
>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 5:58 PM, Ray Foret jr > > wrote:
>> 
>> First, let’s deal with the run time.  You can find it in the tool bar over 
>> on the very right hand side.  Now, let’s discuss quickly moving through a 
>> file.  Sounds like you need to know how to zoom in and out.  So, here goes.  
>> To zoom out as much as possible, press the dash key, (just to the right of 
>> the zero key on the number row)  This will give you the greatest degree of 
>> playback curser movement possible.  To zoom in, which will do the opposite, 
>> use the plus simble.
>> 
>> Now, have you figured out markers yet?  Believe me, using markers really 
>> speeds things up quite nicely.  I suspect this is a good time to talk about 
>> curser routing.  Actually, you have to cursers to deal with.  You can think 
>> of one of them as a kind of playback head.  It moves when you use the right 
>> and left arrow keys.  But, bear this in mind, you are still not moving the 
>> actual insertion point;  just the playback head curser.  So, let’s say you 
>> get to a spot where you want to drop a marker.  You’d press space to stop, 
>> and then, press Command+y.  This will instantly rout the actual insertion 
>> point to the spot your play head is on.  IF you press the p key, you set a 
>> marker.  There’s another way to set a marker which will open a nameing 
>> dialog but we will not deal with that here.  IF you find yourself in a 
>> situation where you want or need to rout the playback head curser to the 
>> insertion point, just use shift+command+y.  That should be enough to at 
>> least get you started.
>> 
>> Oh, when you select a piece of audio, the usual rules apply.  Copy to clip 
>> board is command+c.  Paste is Command+v and so on.
>> 
>> HTH.
>> 
>> 
>> Sent from my Mac, The Only computer with full accessibility for the blind 
>> built-in
>> 
>> Sincerely, The Constantly Barefooted Ray,
>> 
>> Still a very happy Comcast XFinity Voice Guidance, Mac, Verizon Wireless 
>> iPhone7+ and Apple TV user!
>> 
>>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:45 PM, Brian Fischler >> > wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hey guys,
>>> 
>>> Thanks will try escape next time as I to quit the app and started over. Any 
>>> idea what the key commands are to quickly jump through a large audio file 
>>> and where you can find the running time of a piece as I cannot seem to 
>>> figure this out for the life of me. Thanks again.
 On Nov 9, 2016, at 5:27 PM, Robert Cole >>> > wrote:
 
 When it happened to me, I had to close the app and reopen it.
 
> On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:49 PM, Brian Fischler  > wrote:
> 
> Just got Amadeus Pro and am learning how to use it. I was using space bar 
> to play and the arrows to rewind and fast forward but now all of the 
> sudden the space will activate whatever VO is focused on not play and 
> pause and the arrows instead of rewind and fast forward instead move me 
> through the application. How do I get back to the arrows and space bar 
> controlling playback. Also how do you quickly jump through time without 
> suing the arrow keys and how can you see the time you are at for a 
> recording? Thanks,
> 
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Re: Amadeus Pro Question

[esubalew]

Hey Brian, I also recommend to listen to the podcasts that is done by blind 
abilities they do an amazing job. I think their website is blind abilities.com 
they also have an app called Blind Abilities check them out very very amazing 
group of people!

Esubalew Johnston
 Wanting it won't get it for you! You have to go get   it!

> On Nov 9, 2016, at 7:02 PM, Jenine Stanley  wrote:
> 
> Brian, 
> 
> You can also move to specific points in a file if you know the approximate 
> time with command-g. Type in the time using the following format. Minutes 
> followed by quotation marks then seconds with no spaces. 
> 
> To find the current time in the recording, move to the tool bar and interact 
> with it. 
> 
> I highly recommend Jonathan Mosen’s book on Amadeus Pro if you choose to do 
> more with this app. It gives a good foundation for using the app. 
> Jenine Stanley
> dragonwalke...@gmail.com
> 
> 
> 
>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 6:18 PM, Brian Fischler  wrote:
>> 
>> Thanks for all this info playing around with it now, just trying to get 
>> going with some basic cutting.
>>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 5:58 PM, Ray Foret jr  wrote:
>>> 
>>> First, let’s deal with the run time.  You can find it in the tool bar over 
>>> on the very right hand side.  Now, let’s discuss quickly moving through a 
>>> file.  Sounds like you need to know how to zoom in and out.  So, here goes. 
>>>  To zoom out as much as possible, press the dash key, (just to the right of 
>>> the zero key on the number row)  This will give you the greatest degree of 
>>> playback curser movement possible.  To zoom in, which will do the opposite, 
>>> use the plus simble.
>>> 
>>> Now, have you figured out markers yet?  Believe me, using markers really 
>>> speeds things up quite nicely.  I suspect this is a good time to talk about 
>>> curser routing.  Actually, you have to cursers to deal with.  You can think 
>>> of one of them as a kind of playback head.  It moves when you use the right 
>>> and left arrow keys.  But, bear this in mind, you are still not moving the 
>>> actual insertion point;  just the playback head curser.  So, let’s say you 
>>> get to a spot where you want to drop a marker.  You’d press space to stop, 
>>> and then, press Command+y.  This will instantly rout the actual insertion 
>>> point to the spot your play head is on.  IF you press the p key, you set a 
>>> marker.  There’s another way to set a marker which will open a nameing 
>>> dialog but we will not deal with that here.  IF you find yourself in a 
>>> situation where you want or need to rout the playback head curser to the 
>>> insertion point, just use shift+command+y.  That should be enough to at 
>>> least get you started.
>>> 
>>> Oh, when you select a piece of audio, the usual rules apply.  Copy to clip 
>>> board is command+c.  Paste is Command+v and so on.
>>> 
>>> HTH.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Sent from my Mac, The Only computer with full accessibility for the blind 
>>> built-in
>>> 
>>> Sincerely, The Constantly Barefooted Ray,
>>> 
>>> Still a very happy Comcast XFinity Voice Guidance, Mac, Verizon Wireless 
>>> iPhone7+ and Apple TV user!
>>> 
 On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:45 PM, Brian Fischler  wrote:
 
 Hey guys,
 
 Thanks will try escape next time as I to quit the app and started over. 
 Any idea what the key commands are to quickly jump through a large audio 
 file and where you can find the running time of a piece as I cannot seem 
 to figure this out for the life of me. Thanks again.
> On Nov 9, 2016, at 5:27 PM, Robert Cole  wrote:
> 
> When it happened to me, I had to close the app and reopen it.
> 
>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:49 PM, Brian Fischler  wrote:
>> 
>> Just got Amadeus Pro and am learning how to use it. I was using space 
>> bar to play and the arrows to rewind and fast forward but now all of the 
>> sudden the space will activate whatever VO is focused on not play and 
>> pause and the arrows instead of rewind and fast forward instead move me 
>> through the application. How do I get back to the arrows and space bar 
>> controlling playback. Also how do you quickly jump through time without 
>> suing the arrow keys and how can you see the time you are at for a 
>> recording? Thanks,
>> 
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>> Visionaries list.
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Re: Amadeus Pro Question

[Brian Fischler]

Thanks all. Yes I have been listening to the fantastic podcast series that Pete 
Lane did on Blind Abilities, and will probably dive in and get Jonathan’s book. 
It seems like a fantastic program which is very VO friendly.
> On Nov 9, 2016, at 9:10 PM, esubalew  wrote:
> 
> Hey Brian, I also recommend to listen to the podcasts that is done by blind 
> abilities they do an amazing job. I think their website is blind 
> abilities.com  they also have an app called Blind 
> Abilities check them out very very amazing group of people!
> 
> Esubalew Johnston
>  Wanting it won't get it for you! You have to go get   it!
> 
> On Nov 9, 2016, at 7:02 PM, Jenine Stanley  > wrote:
> 
>> Brian, 
>> 
>> You can also move to specific points in a file if you know the approximate 
>> time with command-g. Type in the time using the following format. Minutes 
>> followed by quotation marks then seconds with no spaces. 
>> 
>> To find the current time in the recording, move to the tool bar and interact 
>> with it. 
>> 
>> I highly recommend Jonathan Mosen’s book on Amadeus Pro if you choose to do 
>> more with this app. It gives a good foundation for using the app. 
>> Jenine Stanley
>> dragonwalke...@gmail.com 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 6:18 PM, Brian Fischler >> > wrote:
>>> 
>>> Thanks for all this info playing around with it now, just trying to get 
>>> going with some basic cutting.
 On Nov 9, 2016, at 5:58 PM, Ray Foret jr >>> > wrote:
 
 First, let’s deal with the run time.  You can find it in the tool bar over 
 on the very right hand side.  Now, let’s discuss quickly moving through a 
 file.  Sounds like you need to know how to zoom in and out.  So, here 
 goes.  To zoom out as much as possible, press the dash key, (just to the 
 right of the zero key on the number row)  This will give you the greatest 
 degree of playback curser movement possible.  To zoom in, which will do 
 the opposite, use the plus simble.
 
 Now, have you figured out markers yet?  Believe me, using markers really 
 speeds things up quite nicely.  I suspect this is a good time to talk 
 about curser routing.  Actually, you have to cursers to deal with.  You 
 can think of one of them as a kind of playback head.  It moves when you 
 use the right and left arrow keys.  But, bear this in mind, you are still 
 not moving the actual insertion point;  just the playback head curser.  
 So, let’s say you get to a spot where you want to drop a marker.  You’d 
 press space to stop, and then, press Command+y.  This will instantly rout 
 the actual insertion point to the spot your play head is on.  IF you press 
 the p key, you set a marker.  There’s another way to set a marker which 
 will open a nameing dialog but we will not deal with that here.  IF you 
 find yourself in a situation where you want or need to rout the playback 
 head curser to the insertion point, just use shift+command+y.  That should 
 be enough to at least get you started.
 
 Oh, when you select a piece of audio, the usual rules apply.  Copy to clip 
 board is command+c.  Paste is Command+v and so on.
 
 HTH.
 
 
 Sent from my Mac, The Only computer with full accessibility for the blind 
 built-in
 
 Sincerely, The Constantly Barefooted Ray,
 
 Still a very happy Comcast XFinity Voice Guidance, Mac, Verizon Wireless 
 iPhone7+ and Apple TV user!
 
> On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:45 PM, Brian Fischler  > wrote:
> 
> Hey guys,
> 
> Thanks will try escape next time as I to quit the app and started over. 
> Any idea what the key commands are to quickly jump through a large audio 
> file and where you can find the running time of a piece as I cannot seem 
> to figure this out for the life of me. Thanks again.
>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 5:27 PM, Robert Cole > > wrote:
>> 
>> When it happened to me, I had to close the app and reopen it.
>> 
>>> On Nov 9, 2016, at 4:49 PM, Brian Fischler >> > wrote:
>>> 
>>> Just got Amadeus Pro and am learning how to use it. I was using space 
>>> bar to play and the arrows to rewind and fast forward but now all of 
>>> the sudden the space will activate whatever VO is focused on not play 
>>> and pause and the arrows instead of rewind and fast forward instead 
>>> move me through the application. How do I get back to the arrows and 
>>> space bar controlling playback. Also how do you quickly jump through 
>>> time without suing the arrow keys and how can you see the time you are 
>>> at for a recording? Thanks,
>>> 
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Re: Monetizing YouTube videos

[Scott Granados]

All that means is you get money for the views.  You can also have advertising 
added to your video that you get paid for.  With the number of views your 
talking about it’s not all that much money.  It’s not bad to turn on though, 
you can get a check each time you eventually reach a threshold.  Google has a 
lot detailed on the topic that you might read for further details.


> On Nov 9, 2016, at 7:15 PM, Phil Halton  wrote:
> 
> I have a video on YouTube that's guarded over 16,000 views, and another 
> that's gotten over 7000, I'm wondering if they're worth monetizing, and how 
> that is done. What is monetizing all about anyway?
> 
> Sent from my IPhone
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Re: VMware v8

[Scott Granados]

Mathew, would you mind detailing the full screen mode more, I find that i can’t 
get access to the VM with the keyboard if I enable full screen.  Clearly I must 
be doing something wrong.

> On Nov 9, 2016, at 5:24 PM, matthew  wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> 
> When the os comes up, try press cmd G this will give vmware full access to 
> the keyboard.  Also,  you might want to make sure you are in full screen mode.
> 
> 
> Matthew
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On 11/08/2016 07:34 PM, Ramy Moustafa wrote:
>> Hello all my Friends:
>> Every time i tried Using the VMware on my MacBook pro 2015, i must wait 
>> about 3 minutes to start using it. but now, i can here the windows sound and 
>> jaws speaking but i can’t use my keyboard to control the windows at all, 
>> this drive me crazy and don’t know what to do.
>> do i have to do something to tell my mac that i need the windows or what?
>> 
>> my 2nd Question is that if i connect a flash drive to usb and use it on 
>> VMware, and i need to read it’s content on mac, must i eject it first then 
>> connect it again on it’s USB slot? or there is a solution to do this through 
>> mac?
>> Thanks in advance
>> 
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