Hello:
Suddenly when I open an email message I am not going directly into the body of
the message. Instead I land on the message headers. This is annoying because
I have to interact with the text which isn't a big deal but it is just one more
step in what should be a simple matter of hitting e
All:
Ok hopefully this has a simple answer. When I am in text edit and I want to
save a file I do command S. The problem is that sometimes it saves and
sometimes I get the save as dialogue. How do I get the save as dialogue
consistently?
Jean
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Hello Ed,
VueScan can do OCR but it isn't as good as ABBYY FineReader. If all you need is
to read printed mail, then VueScan will probably work for you.
I must admit, I haven't tried it in English for a long time, but I do know that
in French, VueScan is horrible.
If I have time, I'll give the
how can I get my mac to import a windows address book .wab file?
thanks for any help
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To each there own. I am one of those who only backs up manually. so that
probably means once every 2 months. I also have 2 8TB network attached storage
devices,
so I also back up the files and apps that are most important to me, along with
googol drive, drop box, sky drive, as well as iCloud.
Because I can get rid of my stuff on my machine and when I put it back
together, everything is there were I left it. My Time Capsule was never wright
as the Backups would stop so I got rid of it and hence Drop Box and the AirPort
Extreme.
On 11 Jul 2013, at 19:29, kliphton wrote:
> Why pay fo
Hi Anne,
Is it possible to perform the OCR using vuescan or do you also need Fine Reader?
Thanks,
Ed
On 11 Jul 2013, at 21:51, Anne Robertson wrote:
> Hello Ed,
>
> Many of us use a combination of VueScan and ABBYY FineReader because it's
> easier to scan multiple pages with VueScan then pas
Hello Jürgen,
I'm afraid it only works consistently for BBC programmes and only a few Channel
4 programmes, so it appears you're unlucky with that one.
I just tried it myself with no success. I don't know anywhere else to find this
programme.
Cheers,
Anne
On 11 Jul 2013, at 22:49, Jürgen Fl
Hello Ed,
Many of us use a combination of VueScan and ABBYY FineReader because it's
easier to scan multiple pages with VueScan then pass the file containing
multiple images to FineReader for the OCR. ABBYY FineReader is available in the
Appstore and will work directly with a scanner, but VueSca
Hi Anne,
what great news. Thanks for that. I downloaded it and it seems pretty usable
with VO.
You wrote it even works outside the UK. Could you help me please to understand
this error message I get when ever I try to download something: GiA did not
find a suitable download format for the 4oD
Hi Gigi,
I'm not looking for something like Ipal, a commercial app is fine for my needs.
Do you have a preference over Bootscan or Abbyy Fine Reader? I've used Abbyy
in the past under Windows.
Thanks,
Ed
On 11 Jul 2013, at 21:39, Eugenia Firth wrote:
> Hi Ed
> I guess it depends on what y
Hi Ed
I guess it depends on what you need to do. I have VueScan together with Abby
Fine Reader. That works fine for me.
There is one that I have seen that, if I needed to tons of scanning, I would
consider. I saw it once, and I was impressed. HOwever, it's expensive. It is
called iPal and it
Hello Janine,
I think the reading of the message that just arrived is happening in the
Notification Centre and not in Mail. Go into System Preferences which is both
in the Dock and in the Apple menu and select Notification Centre. You can then
move Mail out of the list of applications that use
Hi,
The subject line says it all really.
Many thanks,
Ed
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Thanks for that Nicholas. I figured it was because of POP3. Xtra here does
not support IMAP as far as I am aware. I will work through your answer, I
would assume to navigate to the right to the message list table is VO plus
right arrow?
I have noticed when I am in mail, e.g. writing an email, if a
Hey all,
I know it's like beating a dead horse, as this topic has been endless since the
demise of Google Reader. I was using Lire but the slowness of it and the
inability to sync across devices made me get REad Kit for the Mac and subscribe
to Feed Wrangler. Still trying to get use to Feed Wra
Why pay for a subscription of more space on drop box when you can back it up on
a time capsule? Seems pretty redundant to me, JMO
Kliphton Senior
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I forgot to add is I put all the account information in the airport Extreme and
leave the bridge blank.
On 11 Jul 2013, at 18:38, Kawal Gucukoglu wrote:
> Hello Nick.
>
> I'm glad you think that's funny about me not wishing to have an Time Capsule
> anymore.
>
> I did sell the Time Capsule.
>
Hello Nick.
I'm glad you think that's funny about me not wishing to have an Time Capsule
anymore.
I did sell the Time Capsule.
You can solve your iTunes problem, Just put all your music in the Cloud as I
have done if you can.
The Bridge is called Draytech 120 V2.
Once you get it and you want
lol, Kawal, you're so funny. You switched from a Time Capsule to an Airport
Extreme because you were sick of backing things up? Hahaha… Can I have your
Time Capsule then? ;)
I know what you mean though. Nearly everything of mine is backed up on Dropbox
too, so it kinda makes Time Machine backups
HI John,
What you're saying sounds interesting. However, I'm not sure exactly what it is
you're saying. Could you please try and give me a little more detail if
possible?
Many thanks for sharing your thoughts and knowledge.
All the best,
Nic
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Hi Paul,
YOu can get to generated passwords through the Go menu or by pressing
Command-Shift-P.
Once I generate a password, however, I usually just copy and paste it into a
new login item or whatever I'm creating.
Best,
Nic
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Hello, I am using standard safari.
Greetings, Anouk,
On Jul 11, 2013, at 4:26 PM, "Jonathan C. Cohn" wrote:
> Try using standard safari
> To verify it is not a WebKit bug.
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Jul 10, 2013, at 2:27 PM, Anouk Radix wrote:
>
>> Hi everyone, well basically the title say
Hi listers,
When inside 1password, one can generate a new password and then save it. Where
are those stored? On the mac, when I arrow down the sidebar, I don't find a
passwords item. It's not in secure notes, not in any other category, and it
looks as if the generated passwords are not in 1pass
JavaScript feature in HTML 5. There us a function to use the search bar. Most
browsers have an override for. Not sure about Safari.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 10, 2013, at 1:41 PM, Nicholas Parsons
wrote:
> Google is set to my default search engine in Safari preferences, but every
> now and
More details? No Bo support or not support of PDF UA standards?
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 10, 2013, at 5:02 PM, Barry Hadder wrote:
> I've just tried it.
> It doesn't work.
>
> On Jul 10, 2013, at 3:15 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
>
> Anyone try the one released by the Swiss National Assoc. of
Try using standard safari
To verify it is not a WebKit bug.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 10, 2013, at 2:27 PM, Anouk Radix wrote:
> Hi everyone, well basically the title says it all.
> I have some sites that i often need to track back a page to get back to
> search results but with safari and v
It's not free, but look at Checkbook in the app store. There is also a
Checkbook Pro by the same writer.
Paul Mimms
paul8...@gmail.com
When going the extra mile, you'll never run into a traffic jam!
On Jun 28, 2013, at 4:06 PM, Daniel C wrote:
> Hi,
> For anyone who may be familiar with money
An ADSL with a v2 bridge which I got from Amazon. I use to have a time Capsule
but didn't want to keep backing things up so I bought an AirPort Extreme.
Everything is bcked up on my Drop Box these days even my VMWARE with Windows.
So the IMac can break or Whatever but nothing gets lost or damage
Thanks, Kawal, I'm thinking of getting one. It's so much more expensive than
other routers, and I already have another router, but I think it will be worth
it for something that works smoothly with all my Apple devices. I'm tempted to
pay the extra to get a Time Capsule but that might be a littl
1. This has probably got something to do with your email provider (Yahoo)
and/or the fact that you're using POP3. It can also be with the type of account
you've set up. I'd strongly recommend you look into using IMAP rather than POP.
If you want to import your contacts from Yahoo you might be a
I'm not sure about that particular one, but my university brought to my
attention another new PDF reader called something like Vision Impaired PDF
reader or accessible PDF reader or something. It advertised itself as being an
accessible PDF reader for companies concerned with accessibility. Howe
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