You mention running a server,
The apple store has a mac mini with snow leopard server adviertised as a
package.
It's only the 2.53 ghz processor mac mini, which I believe is the top mini
version, but with a server it's a bloody good sounding package.
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If NVDA had a better voice I'd use it.
I use System acces all the time for work and it's great for the simple
tasks but again, I'm so use to eloquence that I would like that voice if not
better for SA as well.
If someone can tell me how to get a better quality voice / tts engine into
nvda then I
Hello Guys,
I purchase my MacBook Pro 13-inch with 2-gigs of ram back in November. A
couple of days later, I purchased additional ram for about 25 dollars from
the web.
I upgraded the ram, myself; it was one of the most tedious tasks I've ever
performed. I have never seen such small screws in
Well apple seems to have always prided themselves in a superior computer. Hope
they keep it that way, and as for being too hot to keep in your lap, I won't
even go there.
Jim
On Apr 17, 2010, at 10:29 PM, Rob Lambert wrote:
> Very valid point.
>
> On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 7:53 PM, Bryan Smart
Very valid point.
On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 7:53 PM, Bryan Smart wrote:
> I hope not. AMD processors are slower, their high-end processors include
> fewer cores, and they all suck down more power and put off more heat.
> They're cheaper, yes, but you get what you pay for. Imagine your MacBook at
>
You can technically run Protools on a Mini, just like you can run it on an
iMac. However, that doesn't mean that you'd want to. Most all DAW systems,
Protools included, need two hard drives (one for system software, applications,
and plug ins, and a second for audio data), for best performance.
We shall see. I personally don't know about the inevitibility part either,
but I just thought his view was interesting, nonetheless.
On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 8:01 PM, Bryan Smart wrote:
> Who is Chris Pirillo? I looked, but it just seems like he's another guy
> with a blog, where many of his posts
Yep. If they're going to buy the basic Mini as it is configured by Apple, then
it is a good deal and a good entry level computer. As you start to upgrade it,
though, the prices increase such that you'd get a better deal if you just
bought the entry level iMac or MacBook.
Bryan
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You can get all that stuff now. You don't get it in a Mini, because a Mini is
supposed to be cheap.
You can buy all sorts of Mini ITX PCs that are extremely small desktops.
There are also lots of sub-notebook computers like you talked about. Way
smaller than netbooks. I've owned several. I've o
But opening a MacBook Pro isn't for everyone. The screws are the smallest I've
ever seen, outside of a watch. And, they're cheaply made, so easy to strip. The
idea of stripping a screw and having to drill it out of the aluminum is
worrisome.
Bryan
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Who is Chris Pirillo? I looked, but it just seems like he's another guy with a
blog, where many of his posts are like "as blah blah reported, ".
The iPad isn't evitable in classrooms, because the cheapest one is $500. You'd
need between $10,000 - $15,000 for a classroom of 20 - 30 kids. And that
I hope not. AMD processors are slower, their high-end processors include fewer
cores, and they all suck down more power and put off more heat. They're
cheaper, yes, but you get what you pay for. Imagine your MacBook at a 25% lower
price, but with its battery life cut from 8-10 hours to 4-6, and
That's me.
http://www.bryansmart.com/renaissancex
Right now, the auto-layout support in RenaissanceX only works for Mac desktop
applications. I've been doing some research, and it looks like we'll be able to
do something similar for iPhone/iPad. As you may know, Apple didn't just port
Cocoa to
Sorry, but iPhone/iPad development is only possible on Mac.
Bryan
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Hello Linda,
Command-W closes a window. On the Mac, you can close all the windows in an
application but still have the application running.
Command-Tab will cycle through all open applications, and Command-Accent sign
will cycle through the windows of the front application.
If you are in the F
Darcie
Thank you so much. The application you recommended is great. I have been
spinning my wheels for a while now trying to find something like this with no
luck. I would like to ask if you would happen to know of any application that
is accessible that works like Lime Wire? Again thank you ve
Thanks guys.
Looking forward for more info.
Thanks,
V
Jonathan Chacón wrote:
> Hello Victor,
>
> I'm developing 2 apps for iPhone.
>
> xCode has a few accessibility problems but you can use it.
> Interface builder has more problems but you can design your interface with it
> but you have to make
Hi,
The simulator is inaccessible. Well, the simulator itself is not, but the App
shows up as an iPhone app does which will, logically, make it unreadable. This
is because with the mouse, as an iPhone developer, you actually have to perform
the gestures with a mouse, so the question as to whethe
Well, I don't know about the interface, yet, but I can tell you that, after
installing OS 4.0 Beta on my iPhone, some of my Apps have been broken so,
whatever you do, make careful backups.
Mark
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A couple of questions about MPeg Stream clip. First, I use a Mack Mini without
a screen, do I need one for this? And also, will it extract from DVDs and will
it extract to MP3 format?
Thanks
On 17/04/2010, at 6:18 in the Afternoon, Darcy Burnard wrote:
> For extracting the audio from a video fi
For extracting the audio from a video file, I recommend mpeg stream clip. It's
free, and you get it at the following URL.
http://www.squared5.com/svideo/mpeg-streamclip-mac.html
Note that when you run the program, it will tell you that it needs the apple
mpeg2 quicktime component. It doesn't ne
Hi,
Sure, it does batch too actually. :)
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On Apr 18, 2010, at 12:19 AM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> Maybe you're just lucky. o. it yelled at
Hi,
What do you do about DVD encryption? I asked this earlier referring to a
plug-in for VLC, but I guess no one knew. I have a lot of those.
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already did via system preffences. nothing. and i can't get that blasted menu
with the buttons for connecting and disconnecting audio. it sucks!
On Apr 17, 2010, at 2:54 PM, Rob Lambert wrote:
> Try switching sound cards. I believe mine is a CoreAudio AHC-97 or something.
>
> On Sat, Apr 17, 20
Maybe you're just lucky. o. it yelled at me that suddenly it could not convert
some format or other until I bought the program. I uninstalled it and use
goldwave. nothing yet for batch conversin on the mac
On Apr 17, 2010, at 3:14 PM, Nicolai Svendsen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The MP3 part isn't true.
For extracting the audio from a video file, I recommend mpeg stream clip. It's
free, and you get it at the following URL.
http://www.squared5.com/svideo/mpeg-streamclip-mac.html
Note that when you run the program, it will tell you that it needs the apple
mpeg2 quicktime component. It doesn't ne
Hi,
The MP3 part isn't true. I'm not sure what the limitations are. I just can't
figure it out, since I' still converting like mad. I'll have to go hunting.
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the pluss version I think allows you to convert stuff to mp3 and more and it
will I believe nag you to buy the program. I've used the windows side of
things. and wave pad won't work after 3 days of using the demo.
On Apr 17, 2010, at 2:57 PM, Nicolai Svendsen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> That's Switch+ th
yeah I successfully logged in. I know others have had this problem with no
sound inly with windows vista and 7
On Apr 17, 2010, at 3:02 PM, Ben Mustill-Rose wrote:
> Are you sure that the os has actually booted up and that it's fully installed?
> Also, are you sure that your key presses are getti
Are you sure that the os has actually booted up and that it's fully installed?
Also, are you sure that your key presses are getting to the guest os
as apposed to the host?
On 17/04/2010, Rob Lambert wrote:
> Try switching sound cards. I believe mine is a CoreAudio AHC-97 or
> something.
>
> On Sa
Hi,
That's Switch+ though. From what I can find out, I can't find any limitations.
I've converted at least 1 files today and it hasn't complained or messed
with anything. So I'm not sure of the limitations, but they say it's free as
well. What's the actual difference between the plus versio
Try switching sound cards. I believe mine is a CoreAudio AHC-97 or
something.
On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 2:42 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> No it is not. checked that yesterday. it is set to use the default system
> sound card and all look slike it is go, except it aint. lol.
> On Apr 17, 2010, at 2:4
I believe nch is a place you can get it but the pprices are a bit high for
software liek that.
It is worthit though.
Tc
On Apr 17, 2010, at 2:41 PM, Courtney Curran wrote:
> Hi,
> This might be a tiny bit off-topic, but how much is switch? And where can I
> obtain a copy, I'm quite impatient
Hmm Odd. I'll have to pass the ball on to someone else as I have not yet had
that issue.
Tc.
On Apr 17, 2010, at 1:43 PM, louie wrote:
> That is the way I am doing it. As I said I get to a spot and can not go back
> up one line.
>
> On Apr 17, 2010, at 1:25 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
>
>> Wht h
No it is not. checked that yesterday. it is set to use the default system sound
card and all look slike it is go, except it aint. lol.
On Apr 17, 2010, at 2:40 PM, Rob Lambert wrote:
> Okay, check the preferences & system settings of your virtual machine. It's
> possible audio is disabled.
>
Hi,
This might be a tiny bit off-topic, but how much is switch? And where can I
obtain a copy, I'm quite impatient when it comes to searching.
Thanks,
Courtney
On 17/04/2010, at 4:44 in the Afternoon, louie wrote:
> Try switch.
>
> On Apr 17, 2010, at 1:38 PM, annelie robledo wrote:
>
>> Hi li
Okay, check the preferences & system settings of your virtual machine. It's
possible audio is disabled.
On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 2:35 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> Hello to all. I installed a bootcamp partition in to vmware fusion and it
> is not making any sound. that is there is no sound coming f
Hello to all. I installed a bootcamp partition in to vmware fusion and it is
not making any sound. that is there is no sound coming from windows 7's side of
things yet when I log in from bootcamp by restarting the mac I hear sound. what
could be the problem and how can I fix this?
thanks.
S
-
Hello Chad,
First of all, there are no left and right clicks on the Mac. There are,
however, Control-clicks, Option-clicks, Command-clicks and Shift-clicks.
I'm not familiar with XM Radio, but it might help if you route your mouse to
the VO cursor with VO-Command-F5, then do a contextual menu (
Hi,
I didn't know Switch could handle DVDs and the like. Nice. Show how much I read
the documentation. :)
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On Apr 17, 2010, at 10:44 PM,
Try switch.
On Apr 17, 2010, at 1:38 PM, annelie robledo wrote:
Hi list members,
I would like to know how to extract audio from a video. What
application can I use to do this? Any help would be appreciated.
Annelie
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That is the way I am doing it. As I said I get to a spot and can not
go back up one line.
On Apr 17, 2010, at 1:25 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
Wht happens if you jnteract with the text and just vo up and down
arrow? can you move that way?
Take care.
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I would like to know how to extract audio from a video. What application can I
use to do this? Any help would be appreciated.
Annelie
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On Apr 17, 2010, at 12:57 PM, louie wrote:
> Hi all,
> While using preview I have noticed that I get to a spot and I can't go back a
> line. I can go back a full page at this point but
Hi all,
While using preview I have noticed that I get to a spot and I can't go
back a line. I can go back a full page at this point but not one line.
Any one got a answer for this problem.
Thank you for any help.
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On Apr 17, 2010, at 12:56 AM, Doug Lawlor wrote:
> As far as I can see here vo announcess all of that stu
Hi,
Well, it's a very small indent in the Macbook. Which one is it? When did it
come out? If it's the aluminum one, that's the same type I have. I can't
imagine Apple taking it out of the new 15-17 inch Macbook Pros either. I'm
tempted to go to an Apple store now to have a look.
Regards,
Nic
M
Thanks for the keyboard list. I have it now in my bookmarks.
Doug
On 2010-04-17, at 1:57 PM, Jim Gatteys wrote:
> There's this pretty comprehensive list of keystrokes that I've used and it
> may have been posted here before. It doesn't seem to have one directly for
> desktop--one for the fi
Hi whenever i do a left click it brings up the apple menu.
I'm trying to access the xmradio site.
I have a account.
It won't play the station.
I have the wma components installed.
I tried a regular vo click but no luck playing stations.
If anyone has successfully got the xmradio stations to play le
This doesn't seem to be available on the new Macbook. I took a look along the
side where the 1-8 inch plug is and can't see anything like this.
Doug
On 2010-04-16, at 12:01 PM, Nicolai Svendsen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If it is not an aluminum Macbook, I don't think it has it. However, if it
> does,
If there basing it around amd's current offerings alone (Which there
not), amd is actually better as far as low end / mid range cpu's go.
Perhaps we'll see an amd macbook and an intel mbp?
On 17/04/2010, Joe Plummer wrote:
> Yes, that will not make a difference. I my self don't see any advantage
Hey Mike!
In the preferences under the mail box behavior tab there is an option that will
let you keep or delete sent items. You might check there to make sure that you
never delete sent items. I use pop so not sure if imap behaves the same way
but you might check it out anyway.
Jim
On Apr 17
Absolutely. While you might find cheaper memory even than this, I've bought
memory for a MacBook, a netbook, and a Windows desktop. All good, no problems,
and they'll make sure you get the right speed and configuration for your
notebook at www.crucial.com . Definitely recommended.
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Great hearing from you, Jim!
I checked in the preferences, and it was set to never delete messages.
Unfortunately, the problem lies elsewhere.
Thanks anyway,
Mike
On 17,Apr,2010, at 7:39 PM, Jim Gatteys wrote:
> Hey Mike!
> In the preferences under the mail box behavior tab there is an op
Hey Mike!
In the preferences under the mail box behavior tab there is an option that will
let you keep or delete sent items. You might check there to make sure that you
never delete sent items. I use pop so not sure if imap behaves the same way
but you might check it out anyway.
Jim
On Apr 17
Hello everyone,
I am wondering how to solve the following problem and could use the list's
infinite wisdom!
Because of the nature of my work, I frequently work in the Windows world using
my PC. For the past several months, I have used Thunderbird as my Windows
e-mail client and the Mail clien
Yes, that will not make a difference. I my self don't see any advantage of
doing this. I say stay with Intel.
Sign,
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Yes, that is correct. Go to your local Best Buy.
Sign,
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Anne,
It's always nice to get even more than one asks for.
Thanks
Linda
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Jim and Nic,
Thanks for the list and thanks for looking.
Linda
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Subject: Re: Desktop
Ther
Hello Linda,
Command-W closes a window. On the Mac, you can close all the windows in an
application but still have the application running.
Command-Tab will cycle through all open applications, and Command-Accent sign
will cycle through the windows of the front application.
If you are in the F
There's this pretty comprehensive list of keystrokes that I've used and it may
have been posted here before. It doesn't seem to have one directly for
desktop--one for the finder though.
Jim
http://oreilly.com/mac-os-x/excerpts/mac-os-x-mm/master-mac-secret-keystroke.html
On Apr 17, 2010, at 10
Commandd w closes a window in an application, but doesn't close the application
itself.
Olivia
On Apr 17, 2010, at 12:14 PM, Linda Adams wrote:
> This is a follow up question. I'm familiar with using command Q to close an
> application. Please tell me for what and how command W is used.
>
>
This is a follow up question. I'm familiar with using command Q to
close an application. Please tell me for what and how command W is
used.
Thanks
Linda
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Hi Mark:
Ok, don't know how to get that address into address book for right now. Now
I'm exposing just how little I undersand about this system. In any case,
I believe we talked by phone around Christmas, though your numbers escaped me.
At the risk of having it written soewhere it shouldn't b
Hi,
Yes, but she wanted a Mac command specifically that took her to the desktop,
not a VoiceOver command. I can't find one, actually.
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vo-d will take you to the doc Linda,
HTH
On 17 Apr 2010, at 16:34, Linda Adams wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I know how to use VO-shift-D to get to the desk top but is there another Mac
> short cut similar to Control-F3 for the Dock?
>
> TIA,
> Linda
>
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I know how to use VO-shift-D to get to the desk top but is there another
Mac short cut similar to Control-F3 for the Dock?
TIA,
Linda
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With the advent of accessible Ibooks on the Ipad and this summer on the IPhone
and IPod, I could envision these higher quality voices being made available as
an add on for the Ibook reader, or perhaps bundled with it, but not for use as
general system voices with VO. then, of course, it might be
definitely well worth the price.
Jim
On Apr 17, 2010, at 7:27 AM, Nicolai Svendsen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> That is very correct. You will especially notice this if you take apart a
> Macbook as opposed to a PC laptop. Of course, the hardware installed will
> also account for part of the stability. I
And if they go with AMD, I bet they still charge the same price for their
computers. :-)
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Subject: Apple to go with AMD next?
Here's the link:
http://chris.pi
Hi,
That is very correct. You will especially notice this if you take apart a
Macbook as opposed to a PC laptop. Of course, the hardware installed will also
account for part of the stability. I think though, because of the hardware
Apple has decided to provide, it's well worth the price.
Regar
Joe,
That is incorrect. Apple products use better components than most your
entry-level PCs. There is a reason why the entry-level PC starts at around
$200 and goes up from there. First there are more PCs being produced, more
manufacturers, and less expensive components, which are just a few
Hi is there any accessible radio station programs besides radio shift?
I'm trying it right now when i click the button it sits there.
I had a sighted person look at it and they had to physically use the mouse.
I like the program.
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Hi,
To choose fields as well, VO-Space on the "Customize" menu button. VO-left and
right will announce fields just fine. Keep in mind that VoiceOver does not hide
visual arrangement of items on the screen like most third-party screen readers,
so you might want to go passed the label.
Regards,
How do I find the games? Stuck, help help.
May and Wyn
On 2010-04-16, at 1:35 AM, Darcy Burnard wrote:
> Hi Courtney. Do you like text adventure games? If so, you might check out
> zoom, which is a program which can run them. It works extremely well with
> VO. Find zoom at http://www.logica
I think you can compare apples to apples( Not talking about Apple products
to Apple products ).If it all has the same hardware like same processer ,
same memory and amount and same size and speed of hard drive and so on you
can compare it. Now the fact is yes you are going to pay more for the Mac.
Yes, I agree.
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Subject: Re: Mac Mini and idea for
I give you fair warning, regarding RAM. DO NOT! purchase it from Apple. It
can be had for cheaper, elsewhere.
On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 2:53 AM, Joe Plummer wrote:
> Memory is always the cheapest way to improve performance. Now don't know if
> it is maxed out or not. You can do a search on the int
Memory is always the cheapest way to improve performance. Now don't know if
it is maxed out or not. You can do a search on the internet and find out
even though it is max out it might still support more ram. Just that Apple
might not say it can take more. Also if running a hard drive that is les
th
Why not try reinstalling the Bootcamp drivers?
On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 2:28 AM, chad baker wrote:
> Hi not sure where to go for this but i have a macbook and i installed
> windows 7 with bootcamp.
> I got sighted assistance.
> Everything went good but no wireless drivers got installed.
> I did t
Hi not sure where to go for this but i have a macbook and i installed windows 7
with bootcamp.
I got sighted assistance.
Everything went good but no wireless drivers got installed.
I did the bootcamp update.
Does anyone know what kind of drivers to search for?
thanks
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As far as I can see here vo announcess all of that stuff for me. Just
use the tab key to navigate between fields or use vo +left and right
arrows to navigate.
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On 2010-04-17, at 2:25 AM, ch...@q.com wrote:
Ok, while I'm at it, Hi everyone.
I sent off a messag a minute ag
I am finding the ide a bit cumbersome.
I do believe the simulator will be completely inaccessible, but I've not played
with it yet.
Perhaps I can blast it straight to the phone--it will be slower I'm sure.
Will let you know more when I know for sure.
Joel
On Apr 17, 2010, at 3:11 AM, Victor
Hi,
I have an iPhone developer account and have been reading up on the various
Mac solutions for writing apps.
I know this may sound crazy but, do you, or anyone, no of a Windows
environment in which to write iPhone apps?
Mark
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Hello Victor,
I'm developing 2 apps for iPhone.
xCode has a few accessibility problems but you can use it.
Interface builder has more problems but you can design your interface with it
but you have to make connections from xCode. I'll post an article about it in
my blog next week.
iPhone simula
Good morning Victor,
I haven't successfully written an iPhone app. But, I will let you know what I
learned while I was researching iPhone development.
1. XCode, the Apple IDE, is reasonably accessible with VO.
2. Interface Builder, the GUI designer for XCode is incredibly poorly
accessible.
Hello all,
Any blind developer was able to successfully write an iPhone app? What
gochas, difficulties did you have to deal with?
Thanks,
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