Grow up, for God sake! If you're so concerned about my posts waisting your
time, then why're you taking your time to further waist by responding! Get
over it!
Now, does any, mature! adult want to help me with this?
Chris.
- Original Message -
From: "E.T."
John, I'll look at the possibility of Boom, but that might be overkill. I
don't discount it, but I really don't want to necessarily increase all
sounds. Especially with me being an audio engineer, as that may give me a
false indication of the things I'm producing.
As for me being
Chris,
Mark does not have to do a thing, you do. You make it so difficult,
why? I too have a hearing loss but its immaterial how much of a loss. So
I started reading your post but quickly developed a short attention
span. Its wearisome trying to wade past the drama. I can ge that on TV.
I
hey,
thanks a lot for this info.
how and where do i enter commands on ubuntu?
this system is more of a Learning curve than windows or mac ever were and i
despise command line.
shame you can't copy commands or can you?
> On 12 Jan 2016, at 4:57 AM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
>
Well, you inadvertently proved my point.
I’m sorry Boom didn’t work out for you. It was, as I said, a suggestion, and
it served a purpose for me when I was using it on an earlier Mac model. There
has to be a solution that works for you though. Can you use a bluetooth speaker
and just
Hi,
I have a 4-GB Mac Book Ere with Windows 10 installed. Is it possible to use a
Victor Reader with Mac OS, or Windows on this computer? Or is there such a
thing as a USB card reader?
Thanks,
Sharon H.
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The Mac does things backwards to what you might expect. Instead of offering
each account and folders under it, Mail on OS X offers one folder, with
accounts under it. For example, if you find the inbox, you can press right
arrow to view all four accounts, thus viewing inbox emails from jut that
Finally I am working to get away from Thunderbird under Windows and
use Apple's Mail. But years of TB is making it difficult for me to learn
a new Mail application.
Because of the recent threads here, I unchecked Classic view. What I
need to work out is how to manage 4 email accounts,
So... I'm slightly confused with your question. Forgive me.
Are you saying that after interacting with the mailboxes table, it doesn't
tell you what account you're in? I admit, I've not done much either with
multiple accounts, but I think if I understand correctly, each account has
it's own
It's all good, John, and please know. I did find your suggestion of value.
It's just not quite what I'm looking for. Thank you though.
I didn't take your comment as an attack. ET's I did, but not your's. That
however said, I still disagree. I feel like the way I initially constructed
my
Hi,
My mid-2009 Mac is starting to show a bit of its age. Voiceover audio and
system audio are starting to cut in and out as if OS X is switching audio
outputs. Anyone ever experienced this or knows how to troubleshoot? It seems to
be isolated to Voiceover.
Mid-2009 MBP running 10.11.2.
I
Hi Ray,
Details as far as the issue you are having and why you are asking eh
question only helps in the matter. I haven’t noticed anything with the way you
post. It’s just that when you have to read through a preamble before you get to
a question that could be asked in one or two sentences
Yes, please just ask the question or questions. When you have to go through
tons of emails a day, it’s hard to read through a message if you have to plow
through a lot of extraneous material.
As a sound solution, though, Boom, might be what could help. Boom amplifies
all of the sounds on
Perhaps this might be helpful. It's clear that Chris and I like to write
detailed posts: but, it's equally clear not everone likes to read them. So,
here's a thought. Perhaps we who love to write detailed posts should put what
questions we may have right up front with the details below.
John, that is actually an excellent idea. The only reason that I wouldn't
want to do that is, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't audio from Voiceover
a little bit laggy/sluggish due to the limitations of the A2DP protocol? My
speaker has a feature where after about 10 seconds of no use, it
I don't know about the Stream itself, but I thought it could act as a card
reader when connected to a computer? If not, there are definitely USB card
readers out there, from a few dollars to $20 or $30. Amazon, Newegg (my
personal choice), Best Buy, and anywhere else will have them. They nearly
That could be. I haven’t used the Mac often with a bluetooth speaker and only
for music. You could give it a try and see if it works how you need it. If not,
maybe, a set of ear buds or earphones that are comfortable for you?
Take Care
John D. Panarese
Director
Mac for the Blind
Tel, (631)
Here's a thought. Perhaps if you had a USB device such as the Griphin iMik,
you could rout Voice over to this and plug in a regular non blue tooth speaker
in the 3.5MM jack? Now that should solve your problem: especially if the
speaker has its own volume?
!
Sent from my Mac, The Only
True, but, the Griphin iMike would still help I think. IF you can get your
hands on a good speaker with volume control that is still portable, or, even
better, a USB based speaker which has its own volume. Point is, there's bound
to be a solution for you somehow. Just trying to improvise
Hi Chris,
You are missing the point, and I apologize if you took that as an attack. I
was not criticizing your posts. I was suggesting that you try to ask the
question or questions you desire to have answered without providing unnecessary
detail. On technical lists, folks tend to like posts
hey,
i have downloaded a distribution package of open VM, lets hope i can install
from there.
Michael
> On 12 Jan 2016, at 4:57 AM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
>
> Use the package manager to install open-vm-tools on Linux, and skip VMware’s
> tools entirely. This is
Ray,
The devil's in the details. Actually, that is not the issue and I am
not trying to open a can of worms. Details are fine and they actually
are important. What is not necessary or conducive to any topic is the
combative nature that some posts are written in.
From E.T.'s Keyboard...
Hi Sharon,
There are external card readers that connect via USB. I think they would work
with a Mac. I routinely use the card slot on my Mac to load books from
Audible, Bard and Bookshare. I think you could also download podcast to the
Victor Reader Stream if you wanted to do so.
HTH
Yeah, the whole idea though, being this is a macbook we're working with though
is to be as mobally portable as possible. I didn't mention initially this was
a macbook, which is my fault. Sorry about that.
Chris.
- Original Message -
From: Ray Foret Jr
To:
John, I didn't word it the way you wrote because the question wasn't can I
increase the volume. I'm not sure what part of that you all don't seem to
comprehend. I know you can do it. So, asking that would! have been
extraneous.
My question was, what am I doing wrong in this dad blamed VO
Sorry, after the beta version of Office 2016 that was free for all, I'm
just confused.
The final release of Office 2016 for mac is it for sale or free? And,
just in case, how muc does it cost?
Thanks.
Gabriel.
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I have lost the audible tones when activating Siri as well as the tone heard
when lifting my finger from the Siri remote. I called Apple Accessibility and
they claimed that feature was removed, but that’s not the case as it worked
when we initially set up the Apple TV on Saturday. I also
Hi Rachel,
Nope. Restrictions are not enabled. I ended up going to settings and iCloud,
and got rid of the apps there. Not what I had in mind, but at least it works.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jan 11, 2016, at 6:37 PM, Rachel Feinberg wrote:
>
> Hi Mary,
>
> See if by some
I have found Sweet Spots to be quite inconsistent and I don’t recall them
working at all in Yosemite. I honestly haven’t tried them in El Capitan because
I thought Apple had gotten rid of them.
Take Care
John D. Panarese
Director
Mac for the Blind
Tel, (631) 724-4479
Email,
Alex,
That explains it. This did throw me when I started exploring Mail
this past weekend.
I will adapt to the way Mail works. I tried what you suggested with
the unified folders and now I see what I want. That will work fine the
way it is.
Couple things. One, when interacting
Hi Chris, I know I haven't been involved in this thread but what about a USB
headset I've never heard of just plain speakers they have a USB connection that
don't have to be powered via electricity but if you want to know more let me
know.
Joseph Hudson
Email
jhud7...@gmail.com
El Capitan 10.11.2.
1. Open Safari, and hit command+L.
2. Navigate to
http://www.learningalley.org
3. VO+right arrow to the login link.
4. Press vo+Command+shift+right bracket right bracket to set the sweetspot at
that location.
4. Press command+L, then navigate to a different web site
No, It's quite OK. I appreciate the help. Your suggestion certainly is valid.
Don't mistake things here. I'll most definitely look into it further.
Chris.
- Original Message -
From: Ray Foret Jr
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, January 11, 2016 8:05 PM
Hi Mary,
See if by some strange accidental press of a button, you enabled
restrictions. You'll find this in settings>general>restrictions. If that
has gotten turned on, that will (if the correct option is selected),
make deleting apps not possible as you restricted it.
HTH!
Rachel.
On
Hi,
Humanware doesn't officially support the Mac but yes the Victor Stream should
work as a next ternal card reader if you plug it in while it's turned off and
then turn it on. It will show up in finder just as if you are using a USB card
reader.
Hope that helps.
Gabe
Sent from Gabe's iPhone
OK guys. Either I'm just going mentally insane over here, or I truly am doing
something wrong. God do I hope the ladder!
Here is the deal. As some of you may know, I have a bit of a hearing loss.
Some might clame it's mild, others may say it's severe. Anyway, the point is,
I certainly can
It sure is not accessible. I just installed the current version
which is 43. Not a peep out of the app.
From E.T.'s Keyboard...
ancient.ali...@icloud.com
Many believe that we have been visited
in the past. What if it were true?
On 1/11/2016 9:40 AM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
You have?
That was my suspicion. Thank you for the confirmation.
Yeah, for Singing Sparrow. Can you give us an audio file showing it working
reliably?
Chris.
- Original Message -
From: "E.T."
To:
Sent: Monday, January 11, 2016
I am with Christopher in this matter. I too would like a demo. Last time I
tried Firefox, (admitedly a while ago) I had absolutely no success with it what
so ever.
!
Sent from my Mac, The Only computer with full accessibility for the blind
built-in
Sincerely, The Constantly Barefooted
Ah here we go. Dicy topic. So yes, T-Mobile does actively adjust the bit rate
and other parts of the streams of video on their network, especially if you
have the binge on feature enabled. You can actively adapt the bit rate of
video on your network with the right gear. You are right
Thanks, that helps a lot. The preferences I was referring to were, well,
anything. If I have VO enabled, and someone else logs into their account, VO
would continue to be enabled. That is, it's not like user accounts on a
computer.
What about apps, though? If I buy an app, then someone else
Okay, I must have set updates to be done automatically. Thanks.
Les
> On Jan 11, 2016, at 6:21 AM, Chris G wrote:
>
> It was removed after the latest update. Your apple TV must have updated.
>
> Chris
>
>
> Chris Grabowski
> Mystic Access
> Where the magic is
I know it does, but did you not see the initial poster's comments? They flat
out said they didn't want to use Chrome.
Therefore, I was giving another alternative. Trust me, I know how Chrome
works, and use it myself once in a while.
Chris.
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Chao
Doesn’t being CEO require a certain elevation of the dick quotient anyway?
:)
I think your handle on things over here is pretty good. And yes his comments
upset a lot especially in the network community.
He has done well for my portfolio though.
> On Jan 10, 2016, at 7:44 PM, Sabahattin
Less,
the only thing I can think of is between Saturday and now, you either did a
TVOS update, or while the thing was asleep, it did an update for you in the
background. Now now, before anyone starts gryping about how oh geez, there
goes Apple again, they want to dictate when I run updates
OK, let's take your questions here one at a time.
You wrote:
The preferences I was referring to were, well, anything. If I have VO
enabled, and someone else logs into their account, VO would continue to be
enabled. That is, it's not like user accounts on a computer.
Correct, but on the new
Guys,
I made a slight mistake when it comes to the Apple TV, and though most of you
probably would figure out where I went wrong, I figured, to be fair, I'd save
you all the trouble.
Earlier, I said to add an additional account to the Apple TV 4, you would go to
settings, Account, then scroll
It was removed after the latest update. Your apple TV must have updated.
Chris
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You didn't set it most likely. It's that way by default, but I did explain
in a prior message how to go about shutting that off.
Chris.
- Original Message -
From: "Les Kriegler"
To:
Sent: Monday, January 11, 2016 7:03 AM
LTE can provide service in speeds over 150 megabits per second. I’ve seen over
100 megabits down in the middle of Boston. You tend to get slower as you move
out from the city center but yes it’s always very acceptable.
> On Jan 10, 2016, at 5:30 PM, Brent Harding wrote:
>
Again, you didn't scroll down far enough then. Scroll down again after the
button to sign out of your account.
So, go under settings, then account. Find your account where it says sign
out. Then, go down one time, and you should see a way to add another
account. If it's not one down, then
What's the issue with Chrome?
On Mon, Jan 11, 2016 at 5:19 AM Christopher-Mark Gilland <
clgillan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> One reason I don't hardly ever use Chrome, admittedly.
>
> Heck, I won't even use it on my Nexus 6, unless I absolutely absolutely
> absolutely have to as a last resort. But,
Aa, doubletalk. O, Ka. Yeah. No, I was never blessed enough to own
any note taker with a braille display. I wish!
I'd kill for a pacmate display. My friend has one of the very first
packmate PM40 displays, and he's brought it with him quite a few times when
coming to visit me.
One reason I don't hardly ever use Chrome, admittedly.
Heck, I won't even use it on my Nexus 6, unless I absolutely absolutely
absolutely have to as a last resort. But, that's neither here nor there.
Chris.
- Original Message -
From: "John Panarese"
To:
Yup. It's quite easy. Basically, on the new Siri remote, you'll scroll off
the main home screen to settings, then under settings, go down to account.
In here, you can sign out the current user, or you can add another account.
Once multiple accounts are added, you simply just go back to this
Not really, no. It's pretty disgusting! They keep saying they're gonna fix
it, but never do. I've pretty much given up entirely on the Mozilla
project. The only place I find Firefox honestly to be worthwhile is on
Android, but again, that's neither here nor there. Make it clear that I'm
I recall seeing on one of these lists a thread regarding the inability to
delete apps from phone which also has the 3D Touch. However, I don't have that
problem with my iPhone. I have been able to delete apps.
However, this morning I went to delete some apps from my iPad mini, which is
running
It’s not entirely Mozilla’s fault that Firefox isn’t accessible on OS X,
though. The way that Apple makes accessibility APIs heavily dependent on cocoa
and Objective-C is a big part of it.
Which is a shame, because I’d love to be able to use Thunderbird on OS X, too.
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If you have any
strange i have gotten fire fox to work with osx yosemity just fine.
On 1/11/2016 11:09 AM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
It’s not entirely Mozilla’s fault that Firefox isn’t accessible on OS X,
though. The way that Apple makes accessibility APIs heavily dependent on cocoa
and Objective-C is a
Safari and chrome are your best bets, I mostly just use safari, works
great so why fix something that's not broken.
Original message:
Dear List, I have been using sleipnir browser on my mac for a long
time, but recently there has been a major reduction in performance. I
wondered if anyone
You have? The latest stable Firefox release is now accessible on OS X, is it?
I’m reluctant to try it again and be disappointed again …
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It does appear that the iCloud option is the only one that will work for me. I
have tried rebooting. I have made sure to be locked in portrait mode, which I
don't think should be necessary, but it is locked. These are not stock apps.
So, I cloud here I come. I know this did not used to be
Use the package manager to install open-vm-tools on Linux, and skip VMware’s
tools entirely. This is supported by VMWare, who don’t mind getting work done
by their volunteers for free, and also don’t mind the sweet integration that is
best provided by your distribution. It’s a great solution,
A while back I asked if there was a way to have multiple documents open in IOS
and flip through them like you can in OS X with TextEdit and the command grave
accent key. The consensus was that it wasn’t possible, and that the best you
could do was to have multiple text apps open, each
I tend to be right there with Sadam. We don't disbelieve you, but it
definitely isn't working over here. I deliberetly booted up a Yosemite
installation I have on an external drive, installed the most recent version
from
http://www.getfirefox.com
and I'm very sorry to bust your bubble, Mr.
You're kidding me! And it didn't say busy busy busy almost constantly?
You're definitely the first one I know then who has gotten it to work. I
didn't say it's not accessible. I just said when navigating through the
content of any web site, it locks up almost constantly.
Can you perhaps
Shruggs. Good point, and well taken.
Chris.
- Original Message -
From: "Sabahattin Gucukoglu"
To: "'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries"
Sent: Monday, January 11, 2016 12:09 PM
Subject: Re: Alternative Browsers for Mac
It’s not
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