Gena,
I'm using an iPhone 3gs here, and I noticed that ever since the upgrade to
IOS 4, the text messages have been quite buggy. Especially when I get a text
and click to respond. I always find that going back to the main messages
screen and then going back into the text you want to
Hi,
You do a double tap and hold in the edit field to bring up the keyboard. It's
the same gesture like when your going to delete an app. This might be easier
then going back and forth from the main page to the compose page. BTW, this
will also move the cursor reliably from the to: field to
Lol,
We are wondering the same thing. I haven't a clue what it means or, how to do
it. If you find out before I do please post. :)
tia
On Aug 4, 2010, at 1:30 AM, Mary Otten wrote:
Along with the questions about how to perform command click etc, what is a
secondary click? I saw it
Eah I'm a windows user more than a mac user and I've tried using the
Microsoft rdp client for the mac and also the rdp client for the ipod at
least one of the ipod rdp clients. And yeah, the ipod rdp clients don't have
audio enabled as was said. But that's only the free ones I've tried.
As for
why would you not want to contact apple accessibility? there is no reason you
shouldn't be able to do vo commands if it's a keyboard that would make me even
more interested in the I phone or I pad especially if I could put the i pad i
my backpack and have the keyboard in front of me on a
Hi chantel no luck still with adium.
This is what i did.
I went to preferences then went to the tool bar and went to events.
Then i went to the table.
I seen a button where it said add it gave a bunch of choices.
One of them said speak event and speak text.
Is there a tutorial on adium?
I'm stuck
To save you having to go back a page, just double tap and hold on the text area
and the keyboard should pop back up. This is a bug everyone seems to be
suffering from.
On 4 Aug 2010, at 07:12, Justin Kauflin wrote:
Gena,
I'm using an iPhone 3gs here, and I noticed that ever since the
Oh, wow, thanks for that, had no idea. doi. Great stuff.
Justin
On Aug 4, 2010, at 2:18 AM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
Hi,
You do a double tap and hold in the edit field to bring up the keyboard.
It's the same gesture like when your going to delete an app. This might be
easier then going
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Hi,
First, you have to select an event within the table you want to add something
to, such as Message received, then hit add, then select what you want to
happen when you receive a message, etc.
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Hi Kimberly thurman - 3:37am
you might have to connect your keyboard manually, do the following:
go to the virtual machine menu, select u s b then find your keyboard
there and choose connect.
hth
Kimberly thurman wrote:
Hi Folks:
I now have Windows 7 installed under fusion. I have a
Hi Gena,
I don't know how most people do this but I always have to press the messages
back button and then double-tap the message you want to reply to. It's the
long way around, but it works for me.
Allison
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On Aug 4, 2010, at 12:31 AM, Gena
Hello Rajiv,
I partially share your sentiments. I am ecstatic about my Mac, love a lot of
its functionality but find myself wishing that I had more word processing
options that worked well with VoiceOver. If I discover a word processing app
that works well on the Mac with VO and gives me the
I have a question about tables in Text Edit. Is it necessary to know how many
rows you will need for your table in advance. I have never created a table in
Text Edit but when I went into the tables dialogue, I was asked how many rows
and columns I would be needing. So here are my questions
Chad, if yoo have skype I can assist you off list.
On Aug 4, 2010, at 4:01 AM, chad baker wrote:
Hi chantel no luck still with adium.
This is what i did.
I went to preferences then went to the tool bar and went to events.
Then i went to the table.
I seen a button where it said add it gave a
Good morning everyone,
I have recently started to use Syrinx for my Twitter activities on the Mac. I
like it overall, but there is one thing that confuses me. After a certain
point on my timeline, I stop seeing tweets and start seeing direct messages and
mentions. This is keeping me from
I always keep the All, check box checked, which should, as I
understand the theory, present a timeline of tweets as they come in.
it's located on the screen right below the number of followers/
followed display.
HTH.
• Mark BurningHawk Baxter
• AIM, Skype and Twitter: BurningHawk1969
I was happily VueScan with my Cannon Lide90 scanner. Today, when I
tried to, VueScan told me that the necessary codek or driver wasn't
present. When I went to the CannonUSA site to try and replace it, I
couldn't get the drop-down menu to work with VO and couldn't drop it
down. I have
YOu can also double tap and hold until you here a series of tones. That will
bring up the keyboard.
On Aug 4, 2010, at 6:52 AM, Allison Manzino wrote:
Hi Gena,
I don't know how most people do this but I always have to press the messages
back button and then double-tap the message you
When it comes to scanning software, I've seen abby fine reader, and abby fine
reader express mentioned on this list. Are both accessible for scanning text?
Do you need vuescan with either one of these packages?
Thanks,
Gary
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I have checked, and there are a whole bunch of files and folders in a /
home/library/application support/cannon directory, right where they
should be. However, when I start up VueScan, I get this message:
VueScan found a Canon LiDE 90, but wasn't able to find an Intel plugin
for this scanner.
Darcy,
This was, indeed, an excellent article. Thanks much.
Linda
On Aug 1, 2010, at 12:57 AM, Darcy Burnard wrote:
Hi Linda. Are you using imap with gmail? If you are, I'd suggest reading
this excellent article from tidbits.
http://db.tidbits.com/article/10253
When I was setting up
Jenny,
If you haven't solved your problem yet, here is something you can check. If
you have a standard DTB, instead of an advanced model, you need to upgrade to
at least 2.1.0 in order to read more than one book on the flash drive. If you
haven't upgraded since November, you probably don't
Hi has anyone tried twitter im for adium?
I got the pluggin installed but don't see twitter nowhere.
It shows in the pluggins list.
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I don't use pages but does that work pretty well with VO?
S
On Aug 4, 2010, at 6:33 AM, Michael Busboom wrote:
Hello Rajiv,
I partially share your sentiments. I am ecstatic about my Mac, love a lot of
its functionality but find myself wishing that I had more word processing
options that
What we are asking is a blindness feature. I believe in having equal access and
if that involves touching abutton then so bee it. Now saying all of that I have
contacted apple accessibility regarding this so we'll see.
On Aug 4, 2010, at 12:36 AM, Michael Thurman wrote:
why would you not want
I think those of us who have this issue have our preview pain turned off. Coudl
that bee the issue?
On Aug 3, 2010, at 9:51 PM, Gena Harper wrote:
Hi, I am completely new at this and know very little but I go from the
messages table to read the actual email by using the Tab key, then I use
Actually, I already knew about the check boxes. Perhaps I can explain what I
was asking a little more clearly. I am trying to view older tweets in my
timeline. I am not having any difficulties getting the new ones but when I try
to go back to a specific tweet, if it is far enough back in the
Secondary clicking is Mac speak for right clicking, like to open up a
contextual menu. Press down on the trackpad with 2 fingers til it clicks.
Dannie
On 4 Aug 2010, at 07:20, Ricardo Walker wrote:
Lol,
We are wondering the same thing. I haven't a clue what it means or, how to
do it.
If it's just a few more hours back, you can set that with the remove
read tweets, pop-up button in System Prefs, Application tab. If you
want them older than 12 hours, I think you have to go to the website.
• Mark BurningHawk Baxter
• AIM, Skype and Twitter: BurningHawk1969
• MSN:
Hmm,
When I held down 2 fingers I didn't get a click.
On Aug 4, 2010, at 7:33 PM, Daniel Rowe wrote:
Secondary clicking is Mac speak for right clicking, like to open up a
contextual menu. Press down on the trackpad with 2 fingers til it clicks.
Dannie
On 4 Aug 2010, at 07:20, Ricardo
i am seriously considering the purchase of a mac. I have heard that you cannot
access web pages that use Adobe flash on the Mac. Is this true, because if it
is, it just may be a dealbraker, as I often access many of the sports sites
that use flash.
Andy
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Hi ricardo, If you press on the track pad towards its front edge, where you'd
tap if you wanted to go to the doc, it will click. Its got little mechanical
parts in the feet or something. I forget exactly the description.
mary
Mary Otten
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Not true Adobe flash works fine on the Mac, you are confusing this issue with
iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
Sent from the iPad I wish I had
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Adobe flash
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