Hello Kevin
On 27 Jul 2011, at 22:27, Kevin Barry wrote:
You'd have to go back a few years to get one that couldn't.
Not really. There are quite a few members using 2007 MacBooks I think. In
actual fact we are one of them. Our mid-2007 MacBook won't handle 8GB of RAM.
In fact I'm not sure it
Hello John
No. You just set up the preferences for it to watch the trash. When you add
items which are apps to the trash it pops up and offers to delete the
associated files. It's very good actually, so thanks to yourself and Sarah for
the recommendation.
Lynne
On 27 Jul 2011, at 22:34, John
Kevin
Some of your info seems a little generic here. For instance, our MacBook Pro
does not use 1333 MHZ DDR3, it uses 1067 MHZ. That apparently was the case
until quite recently. Of course, I'm not qualified to answer as to what would
happen if you use higher speed memory than the machine is
hello Kevin
This is actually quite a funny story; or it would be if it weren't so serious.
:)
Yes, I agree. As a visually abled user, I obviously need a monitor in order to
use the machine unless it's one of those times I'm deliberately using
VoiceOver. But Apple promotes environmentally
Hello Jim
Yes, and no. The server software is different, and requires that you have more
technical knowledge.
Lynne
On 27 Jul 2011, at 23:56, Jim Noseworthy wrote:
Hi Folks:
Is the server software on the Mac Mini fully accessible?
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Well, then, a server doesn't require a monitor which is not what was
stated before.
Kevin
At 03:15 AM 7/28/2011, you wrote:
hello Kevin
This is actually quite a funny story; or it would be if it weren't
so serious. :)
Yes, I agree. As a visually abled user, I obviously need a monitor
in
Yet another bit of controlling from Apple.
Lots of people, I think, (including me) wwould
like to use the server hardware as a single user.
But Apple only sells that hardware with the server OS installed.
BTW, I am sure Apple requires a Mini to have a
monitor to prevent someone from doing
Lynn:
Can the initial server setup be accessed with Voiceover?
Thanks.
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Hallo The List,
I should begin by confessing myself a shameless list lurker! I borrowed a
MacBookPro, from college, last year and have since returned it. At the moment,
I am working solely with an iPhone 4, a couple of BT keyboards and a
BraillePen. So, no actual PC or Mac. I remain on
Hello Sandy
You are correct, this had absolutely nothing whatever to do with general
spelling. Somebody has twisted it to suit their own ends. It was aimed at those
who are taking no care when presenting URLs in messages. We are very well aware
that some people have literacy skills which vary
Hello Kevin
On 28 Jul 2011, at 11:29, Kevin Barry wrote:
• Well, then, a server doesn't require a monitor which is not what was stated
before.
Our late 2009 server will not function correctly if there is no monitor
connected. You can argue till you're blue in the face but some people won't
Hello Jim
On 28 Jul 2011, at 11:36, Jim Noseworthy wrote:
• Can the initial server setup be accessed with Voiceover?
Yes. But as I said earlier unless you know quite a lot about your network and
unless you have your serial number, you can't use it. Also, bear in mind that
if you change
can the voice be changed for the login dialogue?
i have tried to do a fresh installation of lion but the voice it
seems to have selected for login is the voice it used during the
installation.
i went through the speech settings for changing voices but cannot
find an option to change the voice
Hello Michael
Yes. You need to log in as root and then change the default configuration.
Lynne
On 28 Jul 2011, at 15:09, michael weaver wrote:
can the voice be changed for the login dialogue?
i have tried to do a fresh installation of lion but the voice it seems to have
selected for login is
how do you do this?
do you just type root in the password field and change the voices
in the usual way?
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Hi,
I wonder how the lion server add on you can buy in the AP store gets
around the serial number.
In the AP store there are two options, lion for $29USD and Lion server
for $49.00 USD.
You cannot purchase the Lion server from the AP store without having
Lion installed on the machine.
On
Hello Michael,
An easier way to deal with this problem is to change the voice while you're in
the login window. Just use the VO command VO-Cmd-Arrow keys, just as you would
elsewhere.
Cheers,
Anne
On 28 Jul 2011, at 16:25, michael weaver wrote:
how do you do this?
do you just type root
Hello Mike,
Adobe Digital Editions is really for reading protected ebooks and it is
therefore not possible to copy the content elsewhere unless you can take the
time to make a screenshot of each page and perform OCR on it.
Cheers,
Anne
On 28 Jul 2011, at 16:49, Michael Busboom wrote:
If you go into the Help in Mail and search for Keyboard Shortcuts, there is a
list there.
On Jul 26, 2011, at 5:27 PM, KliphSharrie wrote:
Okay, I'm use to being able to do certain keystrokes to accomplish certain
things. For example, to correct a word during spell check was alt C, to
Hi folks,
Can someone please remind me how to monitor text formatting in Pages please? I
think it has something to do with Hot Spots?
Thanks
TC :)
James
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There's the rub; how do you get a good OCR program to do that? I hadn't even
thought of that solution.
Jane
On Jul 28, 2011, at 11:35 AM, Anne Robertson wrote:
Hello Mike,
Adobe Digital Editions is really for reading protected ebooks and it is
therefore not possible to copy the content
Lynn,
I did as you asked and reread Gordon's original email about this subject. Here
it is for you to reread too:
On Jul 27, 2011, at 6:17 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi all
When people on list reply to others who ask for advice, assistance,
whatever, would you please check your spelling
Hi Everyone,
I am facing a dilemma and would like your help. Because the answer to my
question may not be directly related to this list, I would ask that you please
write to me privately at:
mailto:desiandca...@q.com
Here is my dilemma and my question. My current Braille notetaker is about to
I want to set it up so that if my daughter clicks on a folder that has the
contents of a DVD in it, the DVD player will open and go into full-screen mode.
Is this possible, and if so, how do I do it?
Jane
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Hi again folks,
I am still having trouble monitoring formatting in Pages. I have tried Anne's
suggestion, but clearly, I am doing something wrong. I have interacted with the
table to select the Heading for which i wanted to create a Hot Spot. I then
stopped interacting and placed a Hot Spot.
i can't seem to be able to add items to the doc in lion.
for example i have just got hold of google chrome and it is in my
applications folder but the keystrokes which did this in leopard
don't appear to work.
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YOu can certainly do a folder action applescript.
From reading the DVD and standard edition scripting libraries I believe the
below might be the basics of your script. Note however that I have never done
a on opening folder action, nor have I worked with a DVD stored in a folder or
attempted
Really? they re working fine for me. cmd shift t work, or you can open the
browser thing, go to the doc, find it, vo shift m, go to optionsand have it be
kept in the doc.
On Jul 28, 2011, at 1:41 PM, michael weaver wrote:
i can't seem to be able to add items to the doc in lion.
for example i
Hello. go to system prefs, then users and groups, after that go to the logen
items in the table, not the tab, choose use voice over at log check box.
On Jul 28, 2011, at 12:59 PM, michael weaver wrote:
i didn't realise if i wanted a clean install i had to erase the disk in
utilities using
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Hi guys I installed os lion okay but it came up with a install box first so i
did not get to make a dvd copy first.
So can i down load lion again then shut the install window wen it has down
loaded then make a dvd copy.
I just looked on app store but could not see a way to down load lion again.
Hello
Have anyone tryed to make a usb stick with the installation.
I have tryed to do it in the disc utilities, but i can't find a place, there i
can drop the destination in this case the usb stick.
Can anyone explan, how to do that?
Best regards
Jorgen
On Jul 22, 2011, at 8:13 PM, Mark Furness
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