[Mac-access]: question please.

Hi Guys i have forgot the short cut keys to add to the dox from the apps foldder. Its command and shift and a letter i thought. cheers Michael.ma <--- Mac Access At Mac Access Dot Net ---> To reply to this post, please address your message to mac-access@mac-access.net You can find an archive of

Re: [Mac-access]: question please.

Since Mavericks it has been control command shift and T. David Griffith On 18/02/2015 11:26, michael's mail box wrote: Hi Guys i have forgot the short cut keys to add to the dox from the apps foldder. Its command and shift and a letter i thought. cheers Michael.ma <--- Mac Access At Mac Access

[Mac-access]: Searching for a TV program on Apple TV

Hello, I have the latest version of Apple TV with the latest software. I wanted to watch again a TV show on Channel 4 in the UK. I located Channel 4 on the Apple TV and selected it. I was then presented with a list of 253 possible TV shows, with hopefully the one I want somewhere in that list.

Re: [Mac-access]: Repairing the mail database

open your home folder by pressing command shift H. then in the finder menu bar, open the “GO” menu and arrow down to library and press enter. > interact with the browser, and arrow down to Library. it will be dimmed, but > open it anyway, now you can drill down to Mail/V2/MailData. You’ll find t

[Mac-access]: subscription to join I am wondering if anybody can send me off your list the email address to join slice of the Apple Watch ever it is called.

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Re: [Mac-access]: Repairing the mail database

Or just type cmd shift g from the finder and type ~/llibrary/mail then you can browse tot eh rest of the path. Take care. > On Feb 18, 2015, at 7:04 AM, Phil Halton wrote: > > open your home folder by pressing command shift H. then in the finder menu > bar, open the “GO” menu and arrow down to

Re: [Mac-access]: No sound from internal speaker on my 27 inch mac

Hi David, One thing to note is that the chime which plays at boot up does not sound. I will try to get into the recovery and report back as soon as I can. Thanks again. Matthew On 02/17/2015 06:16 PM, David Griffith wrote: I had the opposite problem last year when the headphone appeared to

Re: [Mac-access]: Repairing the mail database

Okay. I found the envelope files. How do I delete them? When I do a shift delete, the computer just dings. Sent from my iPhone > On Feb 18, 2015, at 9:04 AM, Phil Halton wrote: > > open your home folder by pressing command shift H. then in the finder menu > bar, open the “GO” menu and arrow do

Re: [Mac-access]: No sound from internal speaker on my 27 inch mac

I think you are right to suspect that The lack of a boot up chime does tend to indicate a hardware fault I am afraid. David Griffith On 18/02/2015 20:53, Matthew Dyer wrote: Hi David, One thing to note is that the chime which plays at boot up does not sound. I will try to get into the recover

Re: [Mac-access]: Repairing the mail database

Honestly? How new to the Mac are you? I bet if you look in the edit menu you'll find the right command. You might want to read through the getting started manual that you can find in the voiceover help system by pressing vo and the letter H. It answers a lot of these basic questions. Sent fro

Re: [Mac-access]: Repairing the mail database

You do a cmd del on the files then clear your trash. If that fails, and I mean the clearing of the trash go to that in your doc, copy the files to the clip board then launch terminal then do an rm -rf then paste in the files. Make sure they are in the .trash folder Take care. > On Feb 18, 201

Re: [Mac-access]: question please.

Okay think you David i have not used that short cut since Lion. Cheers Michael. -Original Message- From: David Griffith Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2015 11:17 PM To: OS X & iOS Accessibility Subject: Re: [Mac-access]: question please. Since Mavericks it has been control command shift

Re: [Mac-access]: Repairing the mail database

You can also unhide the library by default although I would not recommend it. If you want to do this so you don't have to type ~/library in the cmd shift g dialogue in the finder simply hit cmd j and uncheck hide library. They hide it from people who might want to tinker like myself. Lol! >