Yes, I am having the same exact problem, and encounter this header bug when
using the voiceover rotor but once I exit the rotor and use quick nag I can
navigate down through the headers. This is yet another very pathetic bug on
Apple's part and either Voiceover gets little to no testing before a
I've just upgraded to Safari 6.1 and I wonder if anyone else has
struck the same problem I'm encountering. Now, when I open a web page
and ask for headings, Safari only announces one or two headings, even
though I know there are more. For example, a Google search results page
now announces onl
When I go to
www.tomwaterhouse.com
I go to the link "Melbourne Cup".
When this page loads there's a table with the Melbourne Cup field and the
prices of each horse. I cannot work out how to find it, let alone read it.
I have a Macbook Pro, running whatever is before Maverick.
Any help would be fa
Hello Gordon,
I'm not sure if I understand you right. But a virtual drive is across a
network. Is this wireless or hard wired? Or have you effectively ripped the CD
to a virtual drive. Either way you have data activity that the is bottle
necking somewhere. If wireless, hardwire it. If you are t
Hi all
Now that things have settled down under Mavericks, I thought I’d share one more
observation with the group. As many here do, I prefer to use XLD even though
it does not have an ideal user interface, to rip my Cd’s. This is because it
does a much much better job at ripping disks than iTu
Only to thing to add here is that the developers need our feedback so problems
may be fixed.
On 3 Nov 2013, at 5:05 am, Gordon Smith wrote:
> This is a very valid point as well. To be honest the entire concept worries
> me. As you rightly say who is to know who may or may not have access to
I echo the below.
On 3 Nov 2013, at 4:56 am, Gordon Smith wrote:
> Hello Josh
>
> I sincerely hope this isn’t an issue of “Sides”. It is not a personal
> battleground, it’s just intended to be a fair discussion with both sides
> hearing the other out. If we’re going to start arguing about t
I hope that in time more is done on the security of the software, some sort of
encryption would be nice for example which touches on some of the points you're
making below.
I detailed a security flaw in an earlier message which I hope is fixed.
Another thing I found when playing more with the D
This is a very valid point as well. To be honest the entire concept worries
me. As you rightly say who is to know who may or may not have access to your
computer with or without your knowledge.
Kind regards
<--- Gordon Smith --->
Information Technology Accessibility Consultant;
Providing H
Hello Dane
But you’re still missing the crux issue here. The OCR is done in the cloud
and, therefore, who is to know where your document goes before it reaches your
computer? I acknowledge what you’re saying, this is not a battle. Maybe, and
I sincerely hope, I am being over-cautious. But I
Hello Josh
I sincerely hope this isn’t an issue of “Sides”. It is not a personal
battleground, it’s just intended to be a fair discussion with both sides
hearing the other out. If we’re going to start arguing about things like this
rather than discussing, we may as well give it up as a bad jo
oh, ok, sorry, I misunderstood.
Chris.
On Nov 2, 2013, at 11:26 AM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> Not exactly. I don't want to install to the drive. I want to clone like I can
> with carbon copy clonerthe installest.dmg to make the bootable installer in
> the first place.
>
>> On Nov 2, 2013, at 6:
Not exactly. I don't want to install to the drive. I want to clone like I can
with carbon copy clonerthe installest.dmg to make the bootable installer in the
first place.
> On Nov 2, 2013, at 6:58, Christopher Gilland wrote:
>
> Keep in mind that if you want to do this, Sarah, you’re actually
Keep in mind that if you want to do this, Sarah, you’re actually going to need
a 4 partition scheme. 1 for Mountain Lion, one for Mavericks, one for ML
Recovery, and one for Mavericks recovery. That’s partly why disk utility made
things look really strange.
Chris.
On Nov 2, 2013, at 1:07 AM,
That's… Definitely a potential problem as you say.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Nov 2, 2013, at 9:17 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
>
> There's one thing I don't particularly like about Docuscan+ and I think this
> could compremise security a little, once you've logged into your account
> Docuscan+ re
There's one thing I don't particularly like about Docuscan+ and I think this
could compremise security a little, once you've logged into your account
Docuscan+ remembers your password etc, I think this should be optional as this
method allows anyone who is using your computer to just run the app
I see, a little different than I initially imagined. But still good though.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Nov 2, 2013, at 8:59 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
>
> Okay, here's the procedure I use and perhaps this will illustrate the point
> I'm making.
>
> After you've finished your scan you will see a
Nothing is full proof, we all know that and Docuscan+ can be reasonably secure,
for example you need your account number and password to access the service in
the first place so regular changing of the password is a good idea.
On 2 Nov 2013, at 11:58 pm, Josh Gregory wrote:
> Which, while it m
Its a discussion, I've outlined the procedure I use in a previous message to
clarify things and have read the other contributions on the thread.
On 2 Nov 2013, at 11:57 pm, Josh Gregory wrote:
> I don't mean to take sides, but I have to agree, I personally think this is
> one of the issues wi
Okay, here's the procedure I use and perhaps this will illustrate the point I'm
making.
After you've finished your scan you will see a "Save To Computer" button below
the HTML content, use this to save your scan to the computer and then if you
close the window with command-W this will close the
Which, while it may seem like a good thing, can also be a security risk as you
rightly point out especially when dealing with sensitive documents, one example
here that is starting to become an issue is the new health care law. But that's
getting way off topic.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Nov 2,
I don't mean to take sides, but I have to agree, I personally think this is one
of the issues with the iCloud Keychain service.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Nov 2, 2013, at 8:52 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
>
> Hello Dane
>
> I’m not nit-picking at all. And clearly you haven’t figured out how the
>
Josh
This is exactly how it works. Your document is sent to the cloud as an image
and the OCR is done in the cloud.
Kind regards
<--- Gordon Smith --->
Information Technology Accessibility Consultant;
Providing Help & Support To Young People With Visual Impairment, plus Braille
Transcript
Okay… I assume this would either be accomplished through a save dialogue or in
the preferences somewhere?
Sent from my iPhone
> On Nov 2, 2013, at 8:45 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
>
> Yes, you're right about the Cloud however, you can save to your computer thus
> the document doesn't stay in th
Hello Dane
I’m not nit-picking at all. And clearly you haven’t figured out how the
programme works yet. When you scan a document, it is automatically saved to
the cloud first. You have no option there. Yes, you can save it locally and
you can apply a delete command to the cloud version. Bu
Yes, you're right about the Cloud however, you can save to your computer thus
the document doesn't stay in the cloud, when you save to your computer and then
close the document window then the document disappears.
On 2 Nov 2013, at 11:41 pm, Josh Gregory wrote:
> Dane, I have to agree with Go
Gordon,
I don’t mean to pry into your personal shebang, but if you don’t mind me
asking, why are you so much in objection to a physical boxed copy of ProTools?
HOnestly, that would probably be the way you’d wanna go anyway, as then you’d
get your ILok included in the price of the software, plu
Dane, I have to agree with Gordon here, I don't have this program but I think
how it works is when you scan a document, it is initially sent to the cloud to
be converted to text. If this is indeed the case, I can see where he is coming
from. If not, my apologies, I'm not exactly well-versed in
Nit picking.
I'm using Docuscan+ now so you're worried about security? Then you save your
scanned documents to your computer and not in the cloud.
On 2 Nov 2013, at 11:20 pm, Gordon Smith wrote:
> I must point out here that if you use DocuScan Plus, you have no alternative
> but to use the c
I must point out here that if you use DocuScan Plus, you have no alternative
but to use the cloud technologies. There are some, including us, who are a
little unsettled regarding security if you’re scanning sensitive material.
That is why I have retained, and will still retain, localised solut
Not sure how to fix this actually because I get a trial timeout error and the
software won’t allow me to go any further.
Kind regards
<--- Gordon Smith --->
Information Technology Accessibility Consultant;
Providing Help & Support To Young People With Visual Impairment, plus Braille
Transcri
See, this is why this stuff has always been beyond me, I'm more of the how does
it work, how do you fix it person? The fact that you and other people like you
know how to do this stuff is amazing to me, not that I'm taking on the blind
people are totally amazing mantra, but just that I could nev
I happen to agree with this. An FX processor, no matter how good, will never
accurately emulate the sound of a human voice even assuming you can get the
pitch changes spot on. Dane’s Yamaha unit may not even be an FX processor, I
don’t know. I too have an FX processor but it can only do so mu
Chris
This has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with believing or not believing.
I am simply throwing forward ideas and looking for the best way to accomplish
them. Please don’t start reading things into messages which are not written
there. :)
At no time did I ever say “I don’t believe y
Hi Chris
No, it sounds like given the circumstances I’m going to have to do separate
vocal tracks. The harmonisation issue doesn’t exist, as I have perfect pitch,
after a fashion these days, but I do still have it.
As I said, there are two issues here regarding ProTools. Lynne tells me that
Hi Sarah
I too have some musical training and experience in harmonising and chord
structures come naturally to me. I was aware of course, as Danny pointed out,
that you’d need to do the vocal tracks separately to the instrumentation
because if you applied pitch bending you’d then screw up all
Just an update on my itunes and podcast download.
The videos are downloading without problems, and when I restart itunes, they
are not re downloading.
When a podcast is synced from itunes to a I device, they can be found in the
apple podcast app.
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I agree with you. Gmail via pop works beautifully under Maverix and I
actually prefer this configuration as I can then read all my mail even
without an internet connection unlike Imap. Plus I am not bothered about
syncing anything anyway. I'm just interested in managing my mail locally
and that
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