Ok, I'm getting the feeling my drag & drop mail box issues in Mail are just 1
symptom of some system wide instability. I'm getting lots of apps crashing like
the SendSpace wizard, whilst reading the Ars Technica MountainLion review which
was on aprox 22 pages, at least 15 times, Voiceover turne
Hi Phil,
Can you describe what you're using for your Wi-Fi network? What model server,
and protocol? (8.0211N or G, WPA or WEP encryptions, etc.)? I don't have an
iMac, and probably someone else will be able to answer this, but that's the
kind of information that will help to troubleshoot.
Hi Geoff and Others,
Here's the link to Dan Frakes' Macworld article, "How to make a bootable
Mountain Lion install drive". (Use Safari reader with Command-Shift-R to read
the article):
http://www.macworld.com/article/1167857/how_to_make_a_bootable_mountain_lion_install_drive.html
I don't think
I know you didn't... what I meant was this:
Through the recovery tool, you can access disc utility. You can also
access it, though, in the utilities folder. When you menntioned the
recovery tool, I thought you meant using disc utility in that. Maybe
you didn't, :)
On 8/2/12, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi Geoff,
Did you format the SD card as GUID? I think that's necessary, although I
haven't gone through these steps. There's also a way to create a bootable
image that used Carbon Copy Cloner that I can dig out,
HTH. Cheers,
Esther
On Aug 2, 2012, at 11:02 AM, Geoff Waaler wrote:
> Greet
Hi All,
In celebration of the new version 8 release of DVDRemaster Pro, the developer
has put this app on sale at the Mac App Store for $9.99 for a limited time,
reduced from its usual price of $49.99. This application allows you to extract
audio or video tracks from DVDs and also to recompres
Josh
I'm not quite sure what this was in reply too. The below doesn't quite seem to
make sense to me. I never mentioned disk utility at all.
Gordon
On 2 Aug 2012, at 21:30, josh gregory wrote:
Gordon: If you mean disc utility, you don't have to go through the
trouble of the extra startup st
A thumb drive is a little USB stick, about the length of your thumb (hence the
name "Thumb Drive").
Gordon
On 2 Aug 2012, at 21:45, michael weaver wrote:
could someone explain what a thumb drive is?
i presume they are not the same as sd cards and that they don't just fit in the
slot on the ma
Yep exactly Michael! :) There in rectangular shape, with a little
thing at the end that goes in either of the slots next to the safe
charge port thing. They allow you to have more memory and such. hth!
On 8/2/12, michael weaver wrote:
>>every those the same as usb sticks like the things that some
Hello Michael,
Yes, a thumb drive is the same as a USB memory stick, and can be plugged into
the USB slot of your MacBook Pro.
Esther
On Aug 2, 2012, at 10:53 AM, michael weaver wrote:
>> every those the same as usb sticks like the things that sometimes
> get used as keyrings?
<--- Mac Acce
every those the same as usb sticks like the things that sometimes
get used as keyrings?
- Original Message -
From: Gordon Smith
Josh
Are you talking about a USB thumb drive or a SD card? I would
presume the former. If you use the recovery tool, you'll have no
trouble. I think
could someone explain what a thumb drive is?
i presume they are not the same as sd cards and that they don't
just fit in the slot on the macbook pro which is just above the
headphone socket.
- Original Message -
From: Gordon Smith
OK, if I understand this correctly, Sarah is advocat
Josh
Are you talking about a USB thumb drive or a SD card? I would presume the
former. If you use the recovery tool, you'll have no trouble. I think this
one is just one instance where people sometimes make it more difficult for
themselves, purely unintentionally, of course. :)
But yes, by
OK, if I understand this correctly, Sarah is advocating the use of a dual-layer
DVD. Guess what folks, I suggested that from day one. :)
Although actually, it may be that even that doesn't work. I tried it and got
errors. I think the image has to be the right size, although I could be wrong
Sarah
Could you please try just a little bit harder to make your messages legible.
Just about every word is miss-spelled at the moment and it's really difficult
to figure out what you're trying to say.
Not criticising, folks, before anybody jumps on their high horse. :)
Gordon
On 2 Aug 2012
Hi Mary
First suggestion would be to help you with typing. In the "Rotor", you need to
change the typing mode to "Touch Type". That would do away withy the need to
"double-tap" to enter a letter. As soon as your finger is on the letter you
want, just lift your finger off the screen slightly
Hi Paul
This may help with your origimal question. have you tried using the list tab
which just lists all your events down the centre of the screen? So you can
swipe right to hear each one read out, or just Drag a finger down the screen
and you will hear the word you're looking for.
Hope this
Hello Mary,
Welcome to the list. Is this your first experience with a touch screen device?
You might find it easier to read the iPad User's Guide on the web browser of
your computer, first. You can find a copy at:
http://help.apple.com/ipad/5/voiceover/en/
You can review the sections under Ac
Hi to help with the typing!
You can keep your finger on the pad and when you get to the letter you wish to
type just tap with another finger either on the same hand or the other!
Also you can change to touch type!
When on the edit field use the rota to select typing flick up to touch then
change
According th the life hacker article I sent, or I hope I sent, Internet is
flaky at my location, you will need a dool layer DVD to accomplish this. It's
probaly easier and fastrr to burn it to a flash drive anyways as DVD is slower,
way slower then the flash drive by about a few minutes. At leas
I'll have a look when I get home in about 10 or so hours. I would look in the
prefences and if it is not there then I guess look at th emac world blog to see
if they have any hints regarding that. lol!
On Aug 2, 2012, at 9:06, Paul Hopewell wrote:
> Hi Sarah,
> The month calendar view does in
There should be a link that says for VoiceOver users click here. Double tap
on this and the fully accessible version of this guide should load.
- Original Message -
From: "Mary Stores"
To:
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2012 6:56 PM
Subject: Using an iPad 2 - really new to this
Hello, e
Hello, everyone.
I am using an iPad 2 from work. I have the iPad users guide installed,
and it seems you would have to be a pretty good navigator just to read
it. Even when I find what I'm looking for in the table of contents, it
doesn't read it right away. Does anyone have suggestions how to
Hi Sarah,
The month calendar view does indeed work as you describe. However my problem is
not "what events are happening on 10 August" but rather "I have a dentist
appointment sometime in mid August but cannot remember when". For this purpose
the list view is ideal if it would start at a sensib
Mark
You obviously misunderstood. :)
It isn't possible any longer to create an operating system DVD with Mountain
Lion. You need to create a thumb drive instead.
Gordon
On 1 Aug 2012, at 19:48, Mark Furness wrote:
I followed most if not all the messages regarding how to burn the dmg file f
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