Hi Dane.
If your are in contact with the developer, would you tell them, that there are
a number of unlabeled buttons, and the buttons does not have any help tag too.
I have tried to get in contact with the developer, but that is not an easy
thing at the moment.
THank you for helping.
Best
Hi Dane.
The more feedback link is not there any longer, as far as I can figure it out.
You will have to join the support forum, and you can not contact them directly
at email any longer.
I really need to get in contact with them, I can not login, I can find my
passwords and usernames, and
Here's the biggest problem with the screen reader interpreting for
itself what is on screen.
Let's say you're reading a book on a topic that has multiple acronyms
(such as a science book, or a computer programming book).
Now, let's say the screen reader is programmed to speak a particular
Just follow the prompts at the wizard. If you have imap set for your mail
account all will be downloaded, and I mean all. all folders, drafts, incoming
andy outgoing messages yu sent.
take care.
On Aug 31, 2011, at 5:45 AM, Julie Vaughan wrote:
hi all
i have just brought a second hand
I can see where eyou are coming from, but I'ma person who relays heavily on
abrevs as I have to so I just put them in and repute them in whenI upgrade, so
once every 2 hers lol!
but I do see where you are coming from and I suggest you go to the bug reporter
and suggest it as an improvement
hi sarah
what is imap is that mac mail ?? sorry to be a pain
thanks
jules smiley
On 31 Aug 2011, at 14:49, Sarah Alawami wrote:
Just follow the prompts at the wizard. If you have imap set for your mail
account all will be downloaded, and I mean all. all folders, drafts, incoming
Hi Julie.
Unfortunately, the saved emails will not be there, but you can save them to
your iMac by going to Menu, going to file, and arrowing down to Save As. then
you tell it where to save it. You have to do it with each individual email
though. It will save as HTML format, meaning that you
Hey Jules.
iMap is another way of forwarding your emails to a Mail client, a bit like POP.
iMap tends to get all the mail from the server, whereas POP just gets the
newest mail. With iMap too, it deletes the mail off the server when deleting
the mail from the client.
Hope this isn't too
Hey Jules.
That's good! At least you're getting on with it!
Regards.
Lewis :)
On 31 Aug 2011, at 15:23, Julie Vaughan wrote:
ok thanks lew ooh its cool thanks matey
smiley back
On 31 Aug 2011, at 15:21, Lewis Crack wrote:
Hi Julie.
Unfortunately, the saved emails will not be
lew can you just set up the mail like i have now using mac mail ?? my head is
spinning lol
jules
On 31 Aug 2011, at 15:23, Lewis Crack wrote:
Hey Jules.
iMap is another way of forwarding your emails to a Mail client, a bit like
POP.
iMap tends to get all the mail from the server,
Hi jue if you want i can set it up for you tomorrow if you wish. just set your
mail account up how you set mine up last time but if your struggling i can help
you tomorrow.
Ian smiley.
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ok may need your help anyway lol my mind is frazzled ha ha ha
On 31 Aug 2011, at 16:36, Ian McNamara wrote:
Hi jue if you want i can set it up for you tomorrow if you wish. just set
your mail account up how you set mine up last time but if your struggling i
can help you tomorrow.
Ian
with the imac i think we could get it back but not sure how we'd go about it
but i emagain it can't be difficult to do back up things like the skype
application on to your memory stick as well. i'd use your imac till tomorrow if
your not confedant about sorting it and we'll do it tomorrow.
Julie
If you have your operating system DVD to hand, just do a clean install by
booting off the DVD then using Disk utility to erase the drive. Go through the
install until you are prompted to restart the machine. At that prompt, when
you hear the power on cord, just hit the power button and
ooh thanks gordon i will do that but may wait for some help cheers
On 31 Aug 2011, at 17:11, Gordon Smith wrote:
Julie
If you have your operating system DVD to hand, just do a clean install by
booting off the DVD then using Disk utility to erase the drive. Go through
the install until
I want to be able to transfer and work with text files on my iPod Touch. Does
anyone have recommendations for the best App to use for this? Thanks in
advance!
Desi
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hi gorden i have just found the discs i have 2 do i have to do both ???
sorry im not vet good smiley
jules
On 31 Aug 2011, at 17:11, Gordon Smith wrote:
Julie
If you have your operating system DVD to hand, just do a clean install by
booting off the DVD then using Disk utility to erase
Hi Geoff and Randy!
OK well I'm knackerd then!
using both ways I still cannot find anything about 32 bit after the label is a
dimmed lock check box and no description for what it is for!
Any other help welcome!
Colin
On 30 Aug 2011, at 19:44, Geoff Waaler wrote:
Hi Colin,
The tab key
Hey Jules.
Yes you can, like you did before. :)
Lewis :)
On 31 Aug 2011, at 16:31, Julie Vaughan wrote:
lew can you just set up the mail like i have now using mac mail ?? my head is
spinning lol
jules
On 31 Aug 2011, at 15:23, Lewis Crack wrote:
Hey Jules.
iMap is another way of
Julie
Insert the install DVD and reboot. When you hear the cord, press and hold the
'C keyh. Your machine will boot from the DVD. After about 2/5 minutes turn on
VO with usual combo and then you're good to install.
On 31 Aug 2011, at 17:19, Julie Vaughan wrote:
hi gorden i have just found
Hello everyone,
For a lot of health-related reasons that I won't go into, I need to slowly
explore alternatives to keyboard input. My thinking is that I would use Nuance
products; a recommendation for what to order would be needed. I would also
like to use my BrailleNote Apex for Braille
hi guys just started selling avon and they do all there stamens in pdf document
format preview is not reading them right as they have lots of pages does any
one know of any other apps out there that can help thanks cheers
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Now here's something interesting which should spruce up the web.
BlindGadget:
http://www.blindgadget.com/vocalyze-text-to-speech-gets-your-news-and-twitter-feeds-talking
Vocalyze widget was installed on their website twice: one at top right with
listen to BlinkGadget, and the other at lower
This was suggested on another list that I'm on, and I have found it to be
very helpful. in preferences of safari, there is a section called enable
extensions or get extensions. I went to this section and there are
extensions that some may not even know igzist. There are ones to filter out
adds,
Can I search with Spotlight on my mac for files and folders that are on a drive
on my networked PC? It seems like I can, but I don't know how to make it happen.
Also, I have appreciated the help of this list since purchasing my Apple. You
folks are very patient and helpful. I hope someday I
Hello Donál
This is quite easy to do. Simply click Sharing from within System preferences,
then move down to Internet sharing within the Services table. When that is
done, VO-right away from the table until you reach the Share my connection
from pop up button then select the port you wish to
Hi Dónal,
Yes, you can use your MBP and create a wireless network between your Mac
computer and iPad that will let the iPad (and other computers) share your
internet connection. I had to travel just after getting my iPod Touch, two
years ago, and because I had a copy of my Take Control of
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