Mine is a table actually. just switch to list view, no it's the first view. I
forgot what it was. sorry.
On Jul 20, 2010, at 8:18 PM, Allison Manzino wrote:
Hi Sarai,
Hmm, what Sarah told you might work better than. How many podcasts do you
have in Itunes? I have Sarah's podcast the Marrie
I'll have to play with that then.
Thanks.
On Jul 20, 2010, at 8:19 PM, Allison Manzino wrote:
Hi Ray,
Yup that's where it is, sorry about the markers menu before oops.
Allison
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On Jul 20, 2010, at 10:26 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
Hi,
Just to clarify.
If you switch to Grid View you will get the scroll area which shows all the
podcasts you currently have, listing the number of episodes as you scroll
through your list. TO bring up a list of podcast episodes for that particular
podcast, simply VO-space on the button for
Ah ha! I figured this out.
So one thing that you might have to do in Fusion at least if you're running XP
is to go to the add new hardware wizard in control panel and add your USB host
controller. This will make the drives pop up quite nicely. Then you can deal
with those obnoxious NTFS
You should be able to do so. I can easily go into the virtual machine menu and
select the devices I wish to connect/disconnect. There are also options to do
this from the main screen, but the menu just makes it a little easier getting
back into the VM.
On Jul 20, 2010, at 7:35 PM, joseph wrote:
Hello all.
I thought i'd share this with you all!
Last evening, after reading all my mail and replying to some, I went to
download my podcasts using itunes. I got a message saying that Itunes
needed updating. I was promted to put in my pass word!
I got a message saying that my password was
Did you do the obvious things and try and repair permissions with disk utility?
And a very common fault of entering incorrect passwords on the Mac is having
the CAPS LOCK on. Passwords on the Mac are case sensitive, so if your password
was created in lower case and you have the caps lock on
My capslock was off, I did try and repair it with disk utility as that
was the first thing we did!
But all is fine and i just restore from my Time capsule.
On Wed, 21 Jul 2010 10:00 +0100, Chris Moore
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Did you do the obvious things and try and repair permissions
You can use OpenOffice.org's spreadsheet function which will open and read
Excel files with no hassles. As said before, try Numbers which comes with
iwork. It will import XLS files as well.
Kevin
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Hi Nic,
I wonder if that is the problem. I didn't know that about grid view and the
songs table. That is just what Itunes did for me. I learn something new every
day.
Allison
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On Jul 21, 2010, at 2:47 AM, Nicolai Svendsen wrote:
Hi,
I use it on windows, but I have friends who use it on macks, I will ask them
what they do.
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Hi.
I have been looking for the same, but I have not found anything at all. What
about contacting elgato to get them to know about our needs. Maybe they would
make some accessibility improvements over time, the eyetv application is
getting better and better.
Best regards Annie.
On Jul 21,
Hi,
As someone said, when working in threaded view and you reply to a message,
after you send the reply, you are left at the bottom of all of the unread
messages. How is the easiest way to find your place again. In other words, when
you are left at the bottom of all of the unread messages, how
Hi:
When I switch to thread view, I can't read the contents of the messages.
Sarai Bucciarelli
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On Jul 21, 2010, at 7:49 AM, Robert Carter wrote:
Hi,
As someone said, when working in threaded view and you reply to a message,
after
You've got it in one that is exactly what I was asking. How would I get
back to my place again!
On Wed, 21 Jul 2010 07:49 -0500, Robert Carter nc5rn...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi,
As someone said, when working in threaded view and you reply to a
message, after you send the reply, you are left at
If the tracks are already in iTunes you should be able to just change
your Import Settings in iTunes Preferences to mp3 and then use Create
MP3 Version from the Advanced menu. Of course you'd select all the
tracks you want to convert before choosing that command.
CB
Donna Goodin wrote:
Hi
Can you not wait until the end of September? There is something big
coming.. can't say anymore
On 21 Jul 2010, at 16:39, Donna Goodin wrote:
Hi all,
My husband and I want to be on the same cell provider, and for reasons
related to reception, we'll probably go with his provider,
Oh, great! I was afraid it'd be a lot more complicated than that. :) thanks,
Chris.
Donna
On Jul 21, 2010, at 11:26 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
If the tracks are already in iTunes you should be able to just change your
Import Settings in iTunes Preferences to mp3 and then use Create MP3 Version
Welcome aboard. It's been years (over 10) since I did work on ProTools
so all my information is stale but I know lots of folks on this list use
it and questions pop up here every so often. Hope you'll find the QA
here useful and it sounds like you hold some secret sauce that ProTools
users
Ricardo:
I simply downloaded webkit and opened it. Then ran safarias normal. My apple
trainer said WK appeared to be doing it's thing from what he could tell. And
things appear to be working better. I did set the Safari preferences to
default to webkit.
HTH
Carolyn
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Oh, good deal. thanks!
Donna
On Jul 21, 2010, at 11:27 AM, Ronit Ovadia Mazzoni wrote:
Hi Donna,
Most android phones iwll play M4A tracks. I just switched to an android phone
and found this works just fine.
Ronit
On Jul 21, 2010, at 8:39 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
Hi all,
My husband
I move images between VMWare Player on Windows and Fusion on the Mac all
the time so I don't see why it wouldn't work for other VMWare platforms.
CB
erik burggraaf wrote:
Hi friends,
Does any one know if it is possible to bring vmware player files .vmx into
vmware fusion? I'd like to try
Didn't see an answer to your first question. The Windows Skype Setup
program isn't the whole program. It's an installer which then goes to
the internet to download the rest. The Mac version doesn't need an
installer since, as you found out, all you do is copy the single Skype
application to
Sadly I do not think there is a way of sending the labels from my Voice Over, I
had to get sighted assistance to label them. I did write to Skype asking them
to consider labelling them in future and did get a nice email back. So let's
hope this is included in future updates.
I think the
Hello,
I'm new to the list, and am getting a mac tomorrow hopefully. It's in
the mail on its way to my house as we speak.
My first in a probable series of questions is about filters for mail.
When I used outlook express on my windows laptop I had filters so my
VIPhone and MacVisionaries mail
I didn't see any replies to this yet. I haven't used carbon copy cloner.
Does it make it's backup into a single file? If so you could probably
store that on the 1TB drive. That said, Time Machine's backup folder
simply stores incremental backups until it fills up the volume and then
starts
I didn't notice a reply for this. Are you saying 90-100 kilobits (little
b) per second or kilobytes (big B) per second? kilobits would be pretty
slow by today's standards. The site itself is really fat with about
1.6MB of data so even if you're running at 100KB/s it would take 16
seconds just
Oh yeah it's doable, getter then IE in my opinion. In fact I have a podcast on
the mac and what you can do with it at http://marrie.podbean.com. Just look for
the mac podcasts or the category of mac reviews and you can listen to all of
them. One of them is about apple mail.
Take care and have
In my case I'm left at the same spot I left off at so all I need to do is go up
one.
Take care. Maybe it's something I set and don't remember?
S
On Jul 21, 2010, at 5:49 AM, Robert Carter wrote:
Hi,
As someone said, when working in threaded view and you reply to a message,
after you send
Hello you should be able to. if you are getting scroll; area then go to prefs
with cmd ca-ma then go to view and set the headers to none. you can change them
at will with cmd shift h from any message and have it effect only that one
message.
S
On Jul 21, 2010, at 6:55 AM, Sarai Bucciarelli
I just did a recording of me reading threaded view in mail. I could not
reproduce the issue. Here it is. it should be live by now. lol! Basically what
I do is open the thread 1 message at a time. That's how I avoid beeing stuck
at the bottom.
Does this program only support analog cable boxes, or does it support digital
cable as well? I haven't had any kind of cable tv in years.
Doug
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On 2010-07-21, at 12:27 PM, Chris Moore moor...@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
I have emailed them asking if they would consider adding
EyeTV supports digital and analog.
On 21 Jul 2010, at 20:12, Doug Lawlor wrote:
Does this program only support analog cable boxes, or does it support digital
cable as well? I haven't had any kind of cable tv in years.
Doug
Sent from my iPhone
On 2010-07-21, at 12:27 PM, Chris Moore
Oh wow!
so all you do with this program is connect your cable connection to your tv
tuner device and you are ready to go?
If that's the case that is so cool!
Doug
Sent from my iPhone
On 2010-07-21, at 5:34 PM, Chris Moore moor...@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
EyeTV supports digital and analog.
Hi guys and gals,
I am interested in setting up a 2-bay NAS box for backup over a home network.
Will time Machine see that drive as a suitable backup drive? Or, do I need
something connected to USB or Firewire.
Thanks,
Kevin
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i hear people talking about the applications folder but can not locate
mine. can anyone tell me where it is please?
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The best idea really is to use the Webkit icon. That way, you are also sure
that it is actually using the right engine, and that it is being updated.
Retards,
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Hi. It's in your macintosh hd. if it's not displayed on the desktop, then
go into finder preferences and select display hard disks. Command shift A
will bring you to it. or you can choose it from the go menu.
Cameron.
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You also can press command-shift-a, which will immediately take you to the
Applications folder. In addition, command-shift-h will take you to home, and
command-shift-u (press right arrow after issuing command to expand), which
takes you to the Utilities folder.
There are a number of keyboard
Hello everyone,
I am brand new to the list. I am looking at getting a new computer and
have been thinking for a while about getting a mac. I am starting an
M.Ed. at Vanderbilt University in Education of the Visually Impaired
this fall and my biggest concern is being able to do my schoolwork on
the
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Yeah I still get a copy in my all mail folder as well as my rules filter folder
that moves the message from my inbox to the folder.
sorry if that did not make sence. I'm half asleep. lol!
On Jul 21, 2010, at 2:35 PM, Kevin Shaw wrote:
From my experience, smart mailboxes keep the original
Hi Greg,
There is a definite learning curve associated with moving from Windows to a
Mac. there are some podcasts at www.blindcooltech.com, done by Mike Arrigo
that may help you get a basic understanding of the Mac and voiceover. there are
definitely accessible chat applications, and surfing
Hi Greg,
I'm Allison and I'd like to welcome you to the Mac Visionaries list. I just
switched after being a Windows and Window-Eyes user in April. THe learning
curve is not too bad. THe Mac comes with the usual setup rocedure. You can
enact VoiceOver by pressing command F5 during setup. THis
HI there,
For someone who has just finished a Master's degree, I can honestly say that a
Mac was well worth the money and investment. I just wrote my 31-page Master's
thesis in Pages and had few issues with creating a table of contents,
pagination and document markup.
iWork and OpenOffice.org
Hi Mary,
I've never heard of I Braille. Is it a printer or Braille software? I'm still
looking for a Bluetooth adapter to enable the BrailleNote to print to the
Juliet. Yes, the Juliet, it's old I know. But I din't use it all that much only
when I need to update my setlist. I won't take the
Hi Allison,
IBraille is the braille translation program for Index embossers that works on
Macs. Its the mac equivalent to their WinBraille, if you've heard of that. It
came out when tiger was out and has not been updated since so far as I can
tell. Looks like they put out the product and just
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