Can someone please tell me how I can add a new contact to my address
book on my macbook pro in mail.
Margaret
Sent from my iPhone
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If you're setting on the e-mail itself from the person, then command shift y
it's also in the apple menu under message I believe. If you don't have an
existing e-mail, try setting up a new message, and typing the e-mail in the to
field, then try the command shift y If that doesn't work then do
Hello all.
As you know, I am researching the possibility of getting a mac in the
future. This may not happen until a few months or more, but still, I
want to ask a question.
How would I go about connecting to wifi networks? I was able to connect
to my Sky wifi with no problems on both the
I have had no need to use anything else but Preview, and reading has been
easy with this, but on the Mac you are spoilt for choice with PDF reading.
There are several programs available. So much so that PDF, which is a real
pain on the Windows side is a very reasonable format on the Mac side. Of
I plugged a cable into my Ethernet port and it just connected.
Before I used the cable a Wi Fi wizard came up asking for my password and
again this was pretty seamless.
Not everything on the Mac is straightforward but some things are a joy.
I plugged in my printer and the Mac instantly recognised
Chris a useful resource that I recommend checking out is
www.macfortheblind.com
Hopefully you should enjoy that site.
I love my Mac and I would love to get an iPhone but the voices i just don't
simply understand them and the touch screen doesn't really appeal to me.
The only thing I wish I
well, not trying to start an argument but will say to me PDF files on the
Windows side is very easy to use to read files and convert files from a
picture file to text with it OCR built in. I would think it would be the
same for the Mac if Vo support Adobe Reader ! But don't know since Apple
does
Interesting Daniel, I am hearing impaired as well and it appears I can
understand Alex very well. Of course speech synthesis is very
subjective, so what may suit one may not necessarily suit the other.
On 15/01/2012 15:09, Daniel McGee wrote:
Chris a useful resource that I recommend checking
You can either hit cmd y or control click either from or 2 in the headers
section and click add to address book. I can't remember which one brings up
the dialogue from which you can edit but both methods work.
On Jan 15, 2012, at 2:22 AM, Margaret Booth wrote:
Can someone please tell me
Indeed Chris, for the most part I find Alex nice to listen to but now and then
I get a word that he doesn't pronounce promptly. Where as eloquence just seems
more natural sounding in saying words correctly.
Chris I am curious since you have and I device which voice do you use for it.
See when
Yeah you do. I would give the hq voices a try in the mac side of things. I wish
there were a way to uninstall the hq voices you don't use though.
Take care.
On Jan 15, 2012, at 12:33 PM, william lomas wrote:
you get the high quality voices now in IOS
On Jan 15, 2012, at 8:28 PM, Daniel
Hi to the list owners
Could you please try and assist.
I've been trying to unsubscribe but am having real problems with getting
messages through.
Could you please unsubscribe me from your end.
Thanks for any help.
Terry
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Daniel why not try an iDevice now as it comes preloaded with iOS 5. The
high quality voices can now be downloaded and used on iOS 5 on all iDevices.
On 15/01/2012 20:28, Daniel McGee wrote:
Indeed Chris, for the most part I find Alex nice to listen to but now and then
I get a word that he
eloquence is no where as clear a alex. I can't believe someone may think that.
Eloquence to me is so computer sounding and unreal.
On Jan 15, 2012, at 2:28 PM, Daniel McGee wrote:
Indeed Chris, for the most part I find Alex nice to listen to but now and
then I get a word that he doesn't
I prefer Eloquence to the more human sounding synths, as they perform better
at faster rates, and it allows me some privacy, as most sighted folks don't
learn to understand the speech at a faster rate.
Glenn
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agree with you Michael. I personally hope Apple will never bring Eloquence into
the Mac, it's just an awful sounding voice and as you rightly say, so computer
sounding. But then again, it's just a matter of taste I suppose.
Take care,
Lyn, Canelle Epi
On Jan 16, 2012, at 4:27 AM, michael
Does anyone know if there is a VO accessible emoticon app to insert emoticons
into sms messages?
Thanks,
Karen
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Greetings all,
Today, the MacUpdate site is discounting PhoneAmego by 40%. I will list there
brief description below. I thought before blowing the fifteen bucks and
playing ginny pig I'd ask if anyone here has tried it?
Phone Amego (Family Pack) provides Caller ID, click-to-dial, Address
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