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Just ordered 1 of these and I should have it very quickly according to the
dealer as they're in stock, can't wait!
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Hi Sarah,
Control-F8 is very useful! I wonder if I'll ever remember all of these
different commands! By the time I do, we'll no doubt have moved on to some
entirely different operating system! LOL!
Desi
On Jul 14, 2013, at 12:01 PM, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
> I actually use control f8 but
Hi Gordon,
Yes, I did that. Unfortunately, though Dropbox was on the extras menu, I
couldn't get to it. Apparently it must be accessed by the use of Mouse
Buttons, and another list member gave me a spot on explanation of how to
accomplish this!
I haven't had a chance to tweak my preferen
Dear Phil,
Thank you so much for this fantastic explanation! I appreciate the time and
effort you put into it very much! I've been away all day, but wanted to let
you know as soon as I could, how much I appreciate your thoughtfulness! This
is extremely helpful!
Desi
On Jul 14, 2013, at 7
Thanks Esther and Sarah - Not sure I want this side bar showing, just seems
to create more clutter, and doesn't offer anything that I can't get in other
ways -
Andy
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From: "Esther"
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility"
Sent: Sunday, July 14, 2013 9:02 PM
Subject: Re:
Carol -
I would imagine any music you buy from iTunes, will download to your music
folder within your iTunes folder, within your general Music folder.
Do you know how to find your list of built-in folders, such as Documents,
Pictures and Music? This is where Finder comes in, and when tweaked
Andy,
I haven't instructed the downloads to go anywhere, since I didn't know I had
to! (batgirl!) Do tell me what you know, because I'd be interested to learn
whre my downloads might be hidden. When I installed DropBox, I did find the
file in downloads, so assumed (wrongly)that that's where oth
Hi Andy,
The FInder preferences lets you select the items that will appear in the
sidebar if you choose to view it. They do not require the side bar to be
viewed. Try either using the keyboard shortcut Command+Option+S to toggle the
Finder sidebar between show and hide modes, or else navigate
cmd option s will do the trick for you. to hide it again which is what I've
done permanently it's the same hot key
On Jul 14, 2013, at 12:33 PM, ANDY COLLINS wrote:
> Hi all -
>
> When I look under kpreferences for Finder, I can select the side bar, and see
> all the things that are checked to
Hi all -
When I look under kpreferences for Finder, I can select the side bar, and see
all the things that are checked to show up in there, but when I close
preferences, and open the finder and go in to users, for my files and folders,
I can't see the Side Bar. The top of the screen shows from
Agreed. I never ever used Gordon's method I just copied from the finder
manually and could build a playlist of books an and audio files in less then an
hour. Also, manually creating the playlist and copying from the library via the
context menu for me is a lot faster.
Takecare.
On Jul 14, 2013
I actually use control f8 but that works, the problem is that dropbox changed
the way to get to said menu. You need to option click or if you have mouse keys
on option I.
Take care.
On Jul 14, 2013, at 10:51 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
> Desi
>
> Use Vo+M twice. This will bring up the menu bar
Carol - Where have you instructed the downloads to go?
Have you listened to the excellent podcasts on using Finder? They really
helped me understand where all my files and folders are -
Andy
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Sent: Saturday,
Well - I'm sure that could be irritating, but at least there are work
arounds -
Andy
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To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility"
Sent: Sunday, July 14, 2013 6:48 PM
Subject: Re: Now What Has Apple Found To Break In iTunes?
Hi Andy
Yes, this would w
Desi
Use Vo+M twice. This will bring up the menu bar and one item in there is
DropBox.
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Hi Sarah
Again, the point here is that this used to work. Now, it doesn't work.
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Hi Andy
Yes, this would work. But the point is that the other way used to work, now it
doesn't.
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It si totally possible. Jut hit chrim vox a, a to deactivate chromevox and away
you go. There is a list for discussing and emailing the devs about chrome vox
and they are pretty responsive. I posted the message about said list in the
archives so go hunt for that.
Take care.
On Jul 14, 2013, at
I've hard the tutorials by record and that's how I learned and stuff. As for
reaper I dunno if a gb midi can be exported. I have not found a way to export a
midi, plus gb does not honor any tempo changes when importing a mini. It
defaults everything to 120bpm for example even if you have the tem
ah yes, before I forget, I would thoroughly recommend the 2 "Take Control"
tutorials on Garage Band, I can't remember the actual titles at this time but I
have read a little of both and they're both excellent guides to everything
you'll want to know about making music, 1 title I know is "Recordi
Hi all and I trust you all had a good weekend.
Garage Band for the beginner is incredibly easy to use, in the basic form you
just press the record button and play your keyboard, even works the same way on
the iPhone.
As far as editing MIDI? I've not had a go at that with Garage Band yet but I'm
Hello,
Is it possible to use the google Chrome browser using normal VO commands
without also using the Chromebox screen reader? If so that would avoid having
to learn a whole set of new commands.
I briefly tried to read a web page via Chrome using normal VO commands and got
nowhere. that might
Now that would be nice. I use lily pond but I'm starting to get frustrated as I
am trying to write out the parts and keep them lined up and stuff. but ah well.
Let us know what you find.
takecare.
On Jul 14, 2013, at 9:55 AM, Devin Prater wrote:
> Ah, thanks. I'm not the best keyboard player e
Hi James - I've installed Chrome, but not played with it much yet, so will
look more closely at the BBC using it. Thanks -
Andy
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From: "JAMES AUSTIN"
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility"
Sent: Sunday, July 14, 2013 8:15 AM
Subject: Re: For those interested in listeni
Ah, thanks. I'm not the best keyboard player either, which is why I wanted a
programming approach, so I could fix things quickly and accurately. But I'll
keep working with garageband, and see if I can get anywhere with it.
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Devin prater
email and iMessage: d.pra.
I would not know as I personally use garage band to ale my music. That poses a
question though. When will the midi editor be accessible to us. Probably never,
as I'm not the best key board player and i want to correct my notes, or sustain
some and or shorten some if I change my mind. I know pro
Well all, I know we have garageband, and its cool and all, and I've tried to
wrap my mind around what seems to be amazingly complexities of lillypond, but
is there a simpler way to create music for one that has a small, 49-key midi
keyboard? I mean, I'd rather work with something like lillypond,
I just tried option clicking on the dropbox extras menu item using mouse
keys and it works.
In system prefs, go into the accessibility pane. Then, in the accessibility
features table, select mouse and trackpad. check the "enable mouse keys" box
to turn mouse keys on. then go into its options (th
I also have an iMac, but opted for a trackpad instead of the included mouse.
No problem though, use the mouse to do mouse clicking. Find out how to
connect it and how to use it for those times, like these, when you need to
physically click a mouse button instead of simulating one with VO.
Have you tried Google Chrome? It contains in-built Flash which should allow you
to play both live and catch up programming.
TAke care
James
On 13 Jul 2013, at 20:18, ANDY COLLINS wrote:
Hi all -
I've been finding it difficult to get a level of consistency in Safari on the
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