the android system though from APH sounds so much more fully featured on
initial release but it does not work in the UK
On 8 Mar 2013, at 18:31, Sarah k Alawami marri...@gmail.com wrote:
We don't' yet know but we do know it will be as far as the devs have said $99
unless you want to buy
hello to all as i am considering a counselling course i need a
professional document editor. my question is
1. what happens if my tutor online does track changes
can i see these with VO?
one advantage windows has over mac is that a jaws user can go to the track
change, and then ignore it
One more subject for the intermediate/advance Pages guide being considered.
David Griffith
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Hello everybody
Please refrain from discussing applications for operating systems other than
iOS or OS X in this forum. The list policy document which everybody receives
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Gordon,
Hi all,
I recently purchased Pages for the Mac.
My question is while am I not able to open word97/2004 documents?
I have contacted both the Pages team and AppleCare about this issue they have
been unhelpful.
Thanks for any answers regarding this.
kind regards,
MR.
Sadam Ahmed.
Diploma
Hello,
I can't test this with Word 97 documents created on a PC, but with those
created on a Mac, it works fine. Anything earlier, however, doesn't open with
Pages.
Cheers,
Anne
On 9 Mar 2013, at 14:18, sadam ahmed sadamahmed1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I recently purchased Pages for
hi all i went to apple last week, and they said that the battery was
normal. yet still when mac is off it dropping a lot when i close the lid and
leave for few hours. partners macbook air 11 inch from 2011 lasts 3 days and
looses 4 percent in 24 hours mine loosing about 10 percent a
Have you tried opening them with Text Edit.
If they will not open with Text Edit there may be a problem with the files.
David Griffith
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[mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of sadam ahmed
Sent: 09 March 2013 13:18
Hi David and Anne,
thanks for your individual responses to my issue it's most appreciated.
Said documents were created on a Pc Pages comes up with the following error
when ever I tried to open the file:
Pages can not open the document import error the file extension is incorrect.
The strange
Hi,
Every time my magic mouse batteries die, the mouse becomes disconnected. Is
there a quick way to get it to reconnect rather than go through the menus? I
find no problem when the keyboard dies.
Thanks
Ian
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To reply to this post, please address your
Looks the file was some corrupted when you or someone saved that file. In that
case I would have them save the file again and send it to you.
Good luck.
On Mar 9, 2013, at 7:57 AM, sadam ahmed sadamahmed1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi David and Anne,
thanks for your individual responses to my
1. create a recovery of mountain lion install esd dmg using the latest version
of carbon copy clowned or lion disk maker. make sure the flash drive you put it
on is 4 gig or higher and is formatted in the GUID partition format. then use
carbon copy cloner or lion disk maker to make the
It does sound like this is a problem with the file.
Did it open successfully in Text Edit?
What is the file extension :
?
Locate the file in Finder and press enter on it. Then copy all the filename
plus extension and paste it back in an email and then we may be able to give
more advice.
David
As I understand it, the .docx file extension cannot be opened in Pages.
.Docx is the default extension for office 2010. So, in order to open a
document prepared in office 2010, when saving, you have to save in a format
other than the .docx format. I use the older .doc format which is supposed
I believe that this file type in fact can be open, it's just that voiceover
does not support it.
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On Mar 9, 2013, at 2:50 PM, Phil Halton philh...@comcast.net wrote:
As I understand it, the .docx file extension cannot be opened in Pages. .Docx
is the default extension for
Hello everyone,
Where do you get the idea that docx files cannot be opened with pages? I'm
currently working on just such a file in Pages, and do so regularly. I suspect
it all depends on the complexity of the file. I'm dealing with fairly
straightforward stuff and rarely have any problems
Hi Phil,
There's no problem opening .docx files in the current version of Pages. There
was a problem in the version of Pages that was current when Office first
adopted .docx, but that's quite a long time ago. So unless you are running an
old operating system and old version of iWorks, this
Hi David,
The extension is .doc. The other one is .docx.
Unfortunately I am not able to email these files as they contain sensitive
information.
I'm sure you understand.
Suffice it to say I've tried changing the file extensions Of both documents
and nothing has worked so far.
Thanks
I'm running Mountain Lion's most recent update, and this has always been a
problem for me, and I'm finally at the point where it's no longer
acceptable. The problem is that the dates showing in the messages list for
the individual emails are not correct. In fact, every message claims to have
been
Hi Anne and all,
I now have managed to open one of the documents the .doc. File however I am
still struggling to open the .docx document.
As Anne points out clearly Pages can work with these file formats despite what
AppleCare tell me which I frankly find extraordinary that the software can't
No I have never had this problem. In fact my mail even from way back in 2010
is working fine and dates are showing correctly. How odd. Can anyone else
advise on this like checking tome zones and the clock in general? Something
might be off there.
Tc.
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