Yes the DocuScan program does indeed work with wireless scanners. I have been
using a wireless scanner with it for years and it’s very convenient and easy.
Des Delgadillo
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> On May 18, 2017, at 8:23 AM, Sarai Bucciarelli
> wrote:
>
> Thanks!
> So
Good evening.
I'm not sure if this went through before so I'm trying again.
Can anyone please help in instructing me on the easiest way for a newbie,
myself to create tables using either microsoft word for mac or pages?
The joys of trying to learn something new due to school assignments.
May,
I agree that Siri has been left in the dust. I suspect Apple will realize this
and expend effort and gain ground but the things google is doing with machine
learning and large scale Neural Networks is going to be hard to beat.
> On May 18, 2017, at 6:06 PM, David Chittenden wrote:
>
> Siri h
It totally devastates Siri in it’s capabilities. It’s much better at
understanding natural language requests, talks to many data sources and works
in conjunction with the digital google home assistant.
I’m a big fan myself. It’s all about Google home and Alexa for Amazon now.
> On May 18, 20
It needs to now your location as it pulls down a lot of customized locations
based data for you. I don’t mind giving that permission out, it’s randomized
and aggregated in to larger data sets when sold and I like the services I get
in exchange for giving up my location. If I’m up to something
Siri has no difficulty at all with: What day is 90 days from today. It gives
the date and time..
Kind regards,
David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
Email: dchitten...@gmail.com
Mobile: +61 488 988 936
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> On 19/05/2017, at 05:14, David Diamond wrote:
>
> Perhaps you should refraise
Perhaps you should refraise your question? Such as, "What will the date be in
90 days? Honestly, being a human and if you asked the question the way you
fraise it, I'd think you were messing around.
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That was the missing piece of information, Phil.
Thanks so much!
Mike
> On 18 May 2017, at 19:46, Phil Halton wrote:
>
> Are use universal copy and paste all the time and it works great for me I
> have an iPhone 7 Plus and a MacBook air both signed into my iCloud account
> mention that I use
Are use universal copy and paste all the time and it works great for me I have
an iPhone 7 Plus and a MacBook air both signed into my iCloud account mention
that I use Sierra as well as the latest iOS.
Note: the both machines have to be signed into the same iCloud account. Sent
from my IPhone
Thank you, Mary,
Mike
> On 18 May 2017, at 18:37, Mary Otten wrote:
>
> Hi Michael,
> One of the things that the Google assistant is supposed to be able to do
> better than any of the other ones is that it is aware of context aware. So if
> you ask a question and it comes back with an answer,
I look forward to trying this, and maybe I should be, but I'm not that
concerned if Google knows where I have gone. :)
I have been extremely disappointed lately with Siri. Even saying
something like "how many days is it in 90 days," which often I need to
check that for work, it will often do a we
Hi Michael,
One of the things that the Google assistant is supposed to be able to do better
than any of the other ones is that it is aware of context aware. So if you ask
a question and it comes back with an answer, you can then ask a follow-up
question about that same thing, and it will know wh
Hello Mary,
Aside from the concerns you mentioned in your note, what exactly is the Google
Assistant? What can it do that the regular Google search app doesn’t?
Kindest regards,
Mike
> On 18 May 2017, at 01:09, Mary Otten wrote:
>
> They much touted Google Assistant is now available in the
Hello everyone,
Perhaps like many of you, I learn a lot from the Applevis podcasts. In one of
those podcasts, David Woodbridge demonstrated how it was possible to copy
information on the Mac Clipboard and then paste it into an application on the
iPhone. I listened to David’s podcast several t
Thanks!
So what would everyone recommend for Mac and Windows?
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On Behalf Of David Chittenden
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2017 11:32 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: DocuscanPlu
Hi,
Further to what Chris has mentioned here, the recommended Time Machine size is
at least twice the size of your original drive. So, for a 250 GB drive, you
should have a 500 GB Time Machine drive or partition. This is recommended, so
it's possible to play with these numbers slightly. If y
Don't forget that some of the value in Time Machine backups is to be
able to keep incremental backups over time. So if you have 200GB of
stuff on your drive and your backup drive is 350GB, that will be good
for your first backup and then Time Machine will continue to make hourly
incremental bac
Hi Ramy,
You would want to use separate external drives, or at least,
separate partitions. I do mine on separate external drives so should one
drive go bye bye, I still have the other one.
From E.T.'s Keyboard. . .
"God for you is where you sweep away all the
mysteries of the world, all
Hello:
I tried the Key mapping in the VMware and I think it's ok better than
using 3rd party app.
Thank sall for helping me
On 5/15/17, Anders Holmberg wrote:
> Hi!
> There is something called sharp keys which can change key shortcuts.
> You can also try to disable voiceover when in a vmware w
Hi Jonathan:
I think that I will back up on the same Hd and he same Partetion,
because my Hd is 400 GB, and my 2 hd for my mac mini and my MacBook
pro are only 350 GB, so I think shoud be ok, and most o them are
empty.
but just need to be sure that no interfere will be happened.
but my stratigy w
Hello Chris;
Thanks a lot, Didn't you try to use the windows restore? will it work on Vm?
On 5/18/17, Ramy Moustafa wrote:
> Hi ET:
>
> THanks so much for the Carbon Copy Cloner advice, but, can I use it on
> the same TIme machine Hd or seprat one?
> don't worry about the size because, my Mac
Hi ET:
THanks so much for the Carbon Copy Cloner advice, but, can I use it on
the same TIme machine Hd or seprat one?
don't worry about the size because, my Mac Hd is only 256 GB and I
don't store any files except my system and very very small files for
immediate work
so, do you trust the Carbon C
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