Hello,
I have just purchased a new email client for the Mac called Mail mate and am
trying to get my iCloud- and gmail accounts over to it. Since this procedure
involves so called app specific passwords i wonder where i set those for the
different services?
Do i get the app specific passwords fr
I just started my free trial of office 365 and attempted to add my family
members but every time I enter an email address I am told I have to prove I'm
not a robot. I click next and in Safari on the Mac and my iPhone I get
"Safari can not make a secure connection to this server."
I've tried turni
Or if you have skype use the audio test service this will let you know
if your mic is working and how it sounds.
On 24/08/2015 23:25, Alex Hall wrote:
QuickTime, which should be on your Mac already, can do that. In the File Menu, choose
"new audio recording" and then set the settings. It's not
Good point. The only thing to remember with Skype is that it doesn't use a
connected mic automatically, it sticks with the default unless you change it.
Be sure to connect your mic, then go to Skype's preferences and into the audio
tab. Choose the mic from the popup button and close preferences.
What would be the keyboard commands to accomplish all of this?
> On Aug 17, 2015, at 8:30 PM, John Maliga wrote:
>
> The easiest way is to simply drag the icon of the attachment from your email
> to the desktop, or to any folder or folder window in the Finder.
>
> If you have the file open, you
Hi,
App specific passwords are set on the web. In gMail, you need to go into your
Account settings, and I believe that it is under the Security tab. I suspect
that it would be similar in iCloud or other eMail services that have that level
of security.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB
Hello,
I know there is an option in tintertool, to not include resource information
though that option might just be for network drives and not removable media.
If you have the terminal commands, then you could create a bash script to
execute, or you could wrap the terminal commands in a
do sh
Mail Act On will do this. I have no idea if it is accessible, I looked at the
product about 7 years ago when I was doing some consulting.
Besides conrolling outgoing messages, one can set up pseudo smart actions to
file messages.
http://www.indev.ca/MailActOn.html
Let me know how it goes.
So guys, maybe I am a bit of an extremest, however I have decided to take a
major challenge upon myself. So many people have said that I O S is at a
point where it could almost serve as a production based computer setup for some
people. I decided, techy as I am, to take this challenge and see
OK, I'll call you around 9 my time.
Chris.
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Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 5:09 PM
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Yeah sure. I'm available from now until 5
I can't comment if this is the case or not, but one of my macs is on the El
Capitan beta. So, I'll give it a try. If this does wind up being the case,
that it won't work, I'll write the devs to make them aware, if they're not
already.
Please note that I will not be discussing my findings nor
Hi all.
Is it possible to transfer a very large file, about 10 GB, from a mac
computer to another one, via the internet, maybe using some terminal
command?
I am lookingfor a solution which doesn't include a third party service
like iCloud, Dropbox or whatever.
Thanks for any info.
Gabriel.
If you want to do it with terminal you could use ftp. But you may find that it
is possible to email this file (using mac mail). I’m not sure of your operating
system but a while back apple put in mail drop to help with incredibly large
files. I’m not sure if it’ll accommodate 10 gigs but it may
Hey man, why not make a larger challenge? Try using IOS exclusively for 1 week.
Good luck.
I’d love to hear your experiences.
> On Aug 24, 2015, at 10:15 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland
> wrote:
>
> So guys, maybe I am a bit of an extremest, however I have decided to take a
> major challenge upo
FTP or SCP are probably your friends here.
Enable an ftpd or sshd server on the destination side, create a user and copy
files using that user.
If the computers are on the same network segment just use NFS or
Apple’s networking support and copy the file.
Bottom line you have the
Mail drop won’t do it.
The limit is 5GB.
With Best regards,
Sadam Ahmed
Blog:
Http://www.SadamAhmed.com
Sent using OS X Mail
> On 26 Aug 2015, at 12:18 AM, Tyler Thompson wrote:
>
> If you want to do it with terminal you could use ftp. But you may find that
> it is possible
Chris, your problem is your tablet or phone doesn’t support flash. Remember
that the free PBX interface is based in flash if memory serves. I remember the
buttons you mention as being flash controls. Webadmin itself isn’t flash based
and you could access that with a direct URL deeper in to yo
Thanks as always for your professionalism Anne.
Its something to consider.
Cheers,
Kare
On Tue, 25 Aug 2015, Anne Robertson wrote:
Hello Kare,
Dictation has been available for quite some time, but enhanced dictation came
in with Mavericks. However, I don’t think it was nearly as powerful as
If the other machine has "remote login" turned on in sharing and it's
not behind a firewall then you should be able to use the sftp command
from terminal to connect to the other machine and "put" the file
directly. Many of the chat clients also support direct peer to peer file
transfers.
CB
All,
Wondering if there’s an app I can use for Internet brodcasting?
On the Windows side I’ve played with Station playlist studio.
Would like to accomplish this in OS X if possible.
As always any help is appreciated.
With Best regards,
Sadam Ahmed
Blog:
Http://www.SadamAhmed.com
Hi. I have a friend who is looking for VO-compatible pdf readers. He
needs to be able to read pdfs in calculus, biology and chemistry. Any
suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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> Il giorno 25/ago/2015, alle ore 16:21, Scott Granados
> ha scritto:
>
> FTP or SCP are probably your friends here.
>
> Enable an ftpd or sshd server on the destination side, create a user and copy
> files using that user.
> If the computers are on the same network segment just use NFS
The Mac has several utilities built in including preview for PDF documents.
You can also load them in to a package like Pages to read.
Hope that helps.
> On Aug 25, 2015, at 12:44 PM, waterwogs...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Hi. I have a friend who is looking for VO-compatible pdf readers. He needs
Hey Chris!
What does GOD have to do with this subject!?
This junk should be kept off list!
Ambassador for who???
For any clarification heres my contact info again!
Chuck
CHUCK REICHEL
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Isaiah 26 : 3
Thou wilt keep him in p
What’s new, between all the BS in the sigs and the quoted bible verses here and
there it’s a whole religious fiction fest on any blindness related mailing list
let alone this one. I bet if I started quoting Satanic verses in my sig or
muslim references a good percentage on the list would get the
I see the following:
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What a fantastic idea. See y'all kiddies later. Have fun in the sandbox. Or
something.
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persistent troller, just use your delete key. That's about all the relief
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> On Aug 25, 201
I was wondering about that. I remember years ago this list was totally over
moderated and it seems to have gone to the lack of moderation extreme. I
personally would prefer unmoderated so that’s fine with me, it’s just the hyper
religiosity of the blind sometimes really pisses me off. Probabl
Hi all!
Are we allowed to send attachments to this list? I have a pdf grocery store ad
I need help with. I may have asked this here before. It is formatted
strangely and I just wanted somebody else to take a look at it to see if sense
can be made of.
Thanks,
Jim
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Yes indeed, this list has gone from, at various stages of its life, totally
noisy and idiotic, to totally over-regulated, veering back toward the noisy
end. I too am a great fan of the love-it-or-leave-it style of discussion, but
there’s something to be said for having a person—possibly just on
This used to work, at least for replies to a recipient. But, as of Mavericks,
they broke it. I have the bug listed for reporting at some stage. Now I just
do as others do, i.e. just set the address manually.
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Removing that person permanently would return the list to a relatively
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Some lists filter attachments. Without an admin there's no way to know
either way--do you have Dropbox? You could post a public link.
On 8/25/2015 2:38 PM, Jim Gatteys wrote:
> Hi all! Are we allowed to send attachments to this list? I have a
> pdf g
Greetings. I would like to create a playlist in iTunes, add songs to
it, and have it synced with my iPhone 6. Can someone give me simple
steps for doing this? I am having problems adding songs to a playlist
on my iPhone and wondered if it would be easier to do on the Mac.
Thanks,
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And why would we care about this and why is it posted here
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Sent: Monday, August 24, 2015 19:16
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: My I O S 1 Day Challenge, Part 1
Now why didn't I think of that!
hope this works.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5759634/store%20ad.pdf
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Man, there’s something called a blog for this type of stuff. My next challenge
when I get so bored I got nothing else to do, I’ll try to make siri on my watch
talk to siri on my ipad, and record the conversation with the dictation feature
on my mac. I’ll write an applescript specifically for th
Okay,
This is weird. When I first turned on Apple Music back when it first came out,
I noticed that many custom albums which I had put together, (one especially
being a collection of podcasts that I myself recorded) got uploaded to iCloud
in Apple music. However, other files did not. I decid
Hey all,
I have never really found the need for it therefore have never used the find
command in mail. I was attempting to show someone how to do this today, and was
surprised that it did not work very well, at least not the way I use Find in my
contacts. Does anyone use find a lot and if so wh
I agree, this type of stuff would be more suited to a website
or blog. I’ve never laughed so hard in my life lololololol at the response to
this :)
> On Aug 25, 2015, at 3:56 PM, Yuma Decaux wrote:
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>
> Man, there’s something called a blog for this type of stuff. My next
> ch
Hi all!
Just posted a message with the link and forgot to include a comment. I've
noticed that when I load a file and open it with preview I usually have to turn
off voiceover till the file loads to make it work properly. This is
problematic because if it is a large file I don't always know wh
You'll want to use cmd-option-f, not cmd-f. If you do, as you type, you'll get
a list of possibilities. For instance, if you type "test", a menu appears with
options for mail whose subjects contain "test", or whose bodies contain the
word. If you type a name, you'll get contact matches instead;
Hey Alex,
I knew there had to be something a little more to the find feature in mail,
thanks for the explanation, going to test it out now
> On Aug 25, 2015, at 6:18 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
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> You'll want to use cmd-option-f, not cmd-f. If you do, as you type, you'll
> get a list of possibilitie
Ok got that as it looks like Command Option F is a quicker way to launch the
search feature from the toolbar. Now what about conducting a find for a certain
word in an email you recived? I tried doing both Command F and Command Option F
and neither seems to work. Thanks,
> On Aug 25, 2015, at 6:
The support page for doing this is listed below. Let me know if you need
voiceover guidance for this.
Address Text field Is editing Word mode
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201548
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201548 selected
Jonathan Cohn
> On Aug 22, 2015, at 5:03 PM, Singing Spar
For that, I'd just open the email like normal, and use vo-f to search. I find
that to be the most reliable text search in any app, from Text Edit to Mail to
Safari.
> On Aug 25, 2015, at 7:15 PM, Brian Fischler wrote:
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> Ok got that as it looks like Command Option F is a quicker way to launch
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Hello all:
I understand there's been a lot of mess on this list and at least two
people I know of have left--that's not counting however many vanished
without saying anything.
I believe this is a great community and I don't want to see it die off
or f
Reply to the Littlefield, Tyler's message, wrote on 26/08/2015 at 05:29:
Hi, sorry but, maybe I lost something.
Why a new list?
What is going to happen to this one?
Thanks.
Gabriel.
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