Might add the input devices used to the mix. Perhaps also the
ambient noise level as well.
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it is a profound source of spirituality.| --Carl Sagan
On 6/23/2018 4:14 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
Hi,
Considering that dictation has been around in the MacOS for as long as it has,
I can't see that it's as glitchy as stated. A couple things to consider is the
speed of your Internet connection, whether Enhanced Dictation is enabled or
not, the amount of memory in your Mac, whether you have
Hi Simon,
I expect that it will have the butterfly keyboard as it's the new way Apple
likes to do things. Yes, there are people who have problems, but it's not
every keyboard, so until they come up with a new technology, the butterfly is
in for the new models.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Apple
This i interesting,
I’m wondering if the new mac book pro I’ve ordered for work will have the
butterfly keyboard or something new and working.
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> On 24/06/2018, at 3:39 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
>
> It's a thing, folks. I called Apple this morning to ask if I was eligible.
This is scary,
It starts in 72, I was born in the 60s
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> On 23/06/2018, at 5:49 PM, M. Taylor wrote:
>
> How much did a personal computer cost the year you were born?
>
> By Evan Comen, The Wall Street Journal, Updated 8 hours ago
>
> Once wildly expensive and
Buit is it the smtp address or the reply addresstht is recognised by the mail
list?
If it’s the smtp address then why not set the required smtp address in your
icloud configuration to be a secure smtp address so that it’s constantly uses
that address
Or set the gmail
Account so you don’t
I don’t think it’s even so much that, as the fact it’s just glitchy, period.
Perfect example, on my end, I can press the fn key to activate it, and it will
chime to activate, then immediately deactivate before I’ve had a chance to do
anything with it.
Then on those rare instances where I can
I thought I would have a try with this. I have enhanced dictation
enabled. It seems to work ok. Will spend more time with this, maybe with
enhanced dictation disabled.as well.
From E.T.'s Keyboard...
ancient.ali...@icloud.com
Science is not only compatible with spirituality;
it is a
I am wondering if the program requires you to train it in some way?
That was certainly the case with other such programs I have encountered.
Kare
On Sat, 23 Jun 2018, Daniel Chavez wrote:
Good day,
I notice that dictation works when it wants. It’s either hit or miss. So it’s
not just you.
Good day,
I notice that dictation works when it wants. It’s either hit or miss. So it’s
not just you.
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Hi all,
I've been playing with dictation on the Mac this afternoon. Has anyone else
noticed that it works about one time out of five? Just wondering if my
experience is typical, or if I might be doing something wrong.
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Hi,
Good work. I guess my previous message is a moot point as you were way ahead
of me :).
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Apple Teacher
(with Swift Playgrounds Recognition)
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Jun 23, 2018, at 09:39, Donna Goodin wrote:
It's a thing, folks. I called Apple this morning to
Hi,
I would take your Mac to the nearest Apple Store or Apple Certified Service
provider. Apple announced a program whereby they are fixing keyboards on
select models for free. These are the MacBook and MacBook Pro models with the
butterfly keys. You can explain the issues and they should
It's a thing, folks. I called Apple this morning to ask if I was eligible. I
had to provide my serial number, and answer some basic questions about the
issues I was having. I'm eligible, and I'm getting a new keyboard.
WOOHOO! So if you have one of the models listed in that message
Hi,
I believe that my original suggestion is the cleanest. I did find some
information in Apple's documentation that mentions the following:
When you choose a different server for an account, all messages you send from
the account use that server until the network status changes. The status
You know, now I'm starting to wonder if it's a result of the keyboard issues
I've been having. Yesterday, I had a document open in TextEdit, and out of
the blue, I heard that same wht sound, and Voiceover said bolded. I was on my
PC, literally not even touching my Mac. So there's something
Hi,
Other than when a specific smtp server is unavailable, I don't know of a way to
easily have Mail choose an alternate smtp server. There may be such a way, but
I'm not familiar with it. That being said, having two accounts on your Mac is
the best solution in my opinion. Since you likely
The list goes to my Gmail account, but Gmail has been set up to forward all
messages to iCloud for years. I always respond with iCloud, so people will use
that address instead. In the case of this list, though, I have to respond with
Gmail. Yet, I still receive the messages through iCloud, and
hi,
I would assume that you then have two different accounts in Mail so that one
version of you is used for most messages, and the other is for this specific
list. So, when addressing the mail message, keep tabbing through the fields
after filling out the To and Subject etc, right after the
Hi all,
On the Mac, how do I force a mail account that usually uses one SMTP server to
sometimes use a different one? I’ve configured the second server already, but I
don’t know how to choose which server I use. I normally want to send with the
default, but when sending to a certain email list,
Just hold down the C key at power on and keep holding it for approx. 20 seconds
should do it.
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Hi,
Is it option C,
What a great read, Mark. Thanks for sharing. That was quite a trip down
memory lane.
Donna
> On Jun 23, 2018, at 12:49 AM, M. Taylor wrote:
>
> How much did a personal computer cost the year you were born?
>
> By Evan Comen, The Wall Street Journal, Updated 8 hours ago
>
> Once wildly
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