Hi,
I believe Margaret wants a manual that takes her through the usage of the MAC
Lion OS, not VOice over.
Examples would be safari, mail, etc. There is help which might assist in this
area.
Sean
On 29/10/2011, at 7:58 AM, Margaret Booth wrote:
Is there a user guide for the MacBook pro
Hello Bill,
If you previusly used Snow Leopard with VoiceOver you should have no major
problem moving to Lion. Set your mail to classic view and that will work much
the same as before. iCal is rather different and in my view better. If you use
that let me know and I will tell you more. Version
thank you Dane and Jane, great site great tips.
Niamh
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Hello everybody
Our Apple TV has crashed pretty spectacularly. I'm wondering wether anybody
happens to know whether and, if so, from where I can manually download iOS5 for
Apple TV second generation?
Thank you for any help on this. I'd like to fix it if possible before Gordon
comes home.
I am now in possession of an iPhone 4 8 GB! It is free as part as a 24
month contract, with 600 minutes, unlimited texts, the internet, all for
£37 a month.
I will keep you updated on how things go with it. It is charging as I
speak. Registration was successful and VoiceOver has been enabled
Hi Chris,
I'm a little bit curious as to why you didn't go for the iPhone 4S instead of
the 4, since the 4S is the latest one. I suppose it's either because it was too
much, or you just didn't need the extra specs.
Anyway, have fun with your iPhone regardless. :)
Regards,
Nicolai
On Oct 29,
Two things.
1. The 4s is not free on a contract.
2. I didn't need the extra specs. Siri sounds just too good to be true
in my opinion. I'll use Voice Controls for what it is. Maybe in two
years time I might get the 4s. But who knows. Let's not wish my life
away too much lol.
On 29/10/2011
Hello All:
I have a play list that I would like to have songs sorted and my question how
is this done?
Esther, I'm sure you can come to the rescue. smile.
Take care,
John
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Hi John!
I'm not Esther!
But sorting is vo+shift+\ just sit on the column you wish to sort!
Like Artist
hth Colin
On 29 Oct 2011, at 19:31, John Gunn wrote:
Hello All:
I have a play list that I would like to have songs sorted and my question how
is this done?
Esther, I'm sure you can
If I may comment here.
I've purchased an iPhone 4, the main reason being price, paid only
$600.00 for an iPhone 4 32GB and that included various accessaries
including case etc.
I appreciate that the iPhone 4S it the latest model and offers more than
does the actual iPhone 4 but in Australia
Hi Listers,
I never mastered changing my iPhones name in iTunes. iOS5 now lets you
easily change your phones name. to do this go to settings, General, then to
about. The first item is a name button. press this and you can now edit the
iPhone name. It will appear with the new name
disagree with your last point, Sirir - even though I don't use it - is
certainly not Too Good To Be True, I'm following various people on
Twitter who are using Siri extensively and both say that Siri has
changed their lives for the better, just look at the extensive reference
card on Siri I
an't you find the column you want sorted and use vo-shift-\ to sort that
column? That's how I've done things like that.
On 30/10/2011 5:31 AM, John Gunn wrote:
Hello All:
I have a play list that I would like to have songs sorted and my question how
is this done?
Esther, I'm sure you can
I think I'm going to buy the 4S sim free over here. When you do the maths,
it's actually cheaper for me to remain on my existing plan, buy the phone sim
free than to take the free 24-month contract. Of course it's a lump-sum up
front but hey ho.
On 29 Oct 2011, at 19:16, chris hallsworth
Everyone is different and I can certainly see where you're coming from.
I'm on a plan which didn't include an iPhone, actually I took my plan
out when I had the iPhone 3GS with the soul purpose of getting the
device connected again to take aadvantage of all the freebee's the
plan offered such
Hi!
Well, CHris is United Kingdom, and I know the iPhone can be had pretty cheap on
Contract over there. Unlocked it's about £600 I think, but someone managed to
get it for hardly anything from Orange on contract.
So, I suppose it depends on your options, too, and whether or not the carrier
Hi all.
I got the phone free on a 24 month contract costing £37 a month
including the internet which is £6 a month. So it's actually £31 a month
plus £6 a month for internet costing £37 a month. I can change this at
any time online if I find I am not using the mobile internet that much.
On
Ar, will do, thanks for that. But for example it sounds good you can
text using your voice but as I am coming from a touch I can text pretty
quick on the touch screen.
On 29/10/2011 19:41, Dane trethowan wrote:
disagree with your last point, Sirir - even though I don't use it - is
certainly
Yes. For now the iPhone 3GS or the iPhone 4 is in fact cheaper worldwide
in any way shape or form, free or otherwise. Apple always seem to charge
the earth for current models but a lot less for perhaps the last two
earlier models.
On 29/10/2011 19:39, Dane trethowan wrote:
If I may comment
The price of the iPhone plans here is horrendous. Chris mentioned his cost 31
sterling. For an equivalent plan here you're looking at about 85€ up. That's
why the maths I mentioned earlier make sense. But as Nick says everyone, and
every jurisdiction is different.
Dónal
On 29 Oct 2011, at
Hi Lynne,
The source web page for iOS download versions listed by device at the
iDownloadBlog that I posted earlier will also work for finding iOS for the
Apple TV (as well as for the various iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad devices):
http://www.idownloadblog.com/iphone-downloads/
For the 2nd
Hi Paul,
I'm afraid you're out of luck with most payed iBOoks. They're encrypted and
only readable by the software on the phone. I agree an iBook reader for OS X
would be nice, but I don't see this happening. There may be a way to break the
encryption, but I've no idea how and would advise
with the Father.
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Hello:
Thanks for the tip but want to make sure the reason for sorting songs is a
specific order and will your suggestion do the trick?
John
On Oct 29, 2011, at 1:38 PM, Red.Falcon wrote:
Hi John!
I'm not Esther!
But sorting is vo+shift+\ just sit on the column you wish to sort!
Like
Paul,
You can't read a drm epub book on your Imac as far as I am aware, and that's
what IBooks are.
Mary
Mary Otten
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Dane,
I think I missed the reference you posted. I've seen some siri-related
articles, one from TUAW for instance. But the example you gave where you could
tell Siri to have Siri do a fairly complex task that would involve two or 3
apps if you were doing it on your own manually was interesting.
Hi John!
Well that depends on which way and what you wish to order!
For example on the artists column if they are mixed up using that command will
sort them A to Z and pressing it again on the same column will put them Z to A!
Then like wise on title or if on the time, then longest to shortest
hello. Go to the playlist and hit vo shift backslash to sort up and down by the
various colomns.
Take care.
On Oct 29, 2011, at 11:31 AM, John Gunn wrote:
Hello All:
I have a play list that I would like to have songs sorted and my question how
is this done?
Esther, I'm sure you can
Seems I'll have to hunt down the link and resend it smile.
On 30/10/2011, at 8:54 AM, Mary Otten wrote:
Dane,
I think I missed the reference you posted. I've seen some siri-related
articles, one from TUAW for instance. But the example you gave where you
could tell Siri to have Siri do a
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