Re: Can't see my Mac Mini on my home network even though I can see all my windows machines

Tim, I guess I’m sort of done. I can see the Windows machine from the Mac and I can move files in both directions tons if I sign into the Windows machine from the Mac by entering the Microsoft credentials I have for the Windows machine when it asks me to “Connect As.” I still can’t approach t

Re: Terminal will not shut up even when i'm in another window

Thanks for this. > On 19 Nov 2021, at 11:16 am, 'ja...@jasonjgw.net' via MacVisionaries > wrote: > > To redirect standard output and standard error to a file, you should be able > to use > Command &> filename > > > From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com >

Re: Can't see my Mac Mini on my home network even though I can see all my windows machines

Hi, You’ll likely need to also add the folder or location for which you wish to share via smb. For example, if you wish to share your entire Home directory, do the following: • In the File Sharing screen, VO-space on the Add SharePoint button. • Press cmd-shift-c to show your entire computer.

Re: Can't see my Mac Mini on my home network even though I can see all my windows machines

Hi Tim, Thanks for helping out as you always do. Unfortunately, I must be an idiot. I checked the share with SMB option and I was presented with two options which appeared to concern which account I wanted to share with. The options were: Kevin L. Gibbs, my Mac Mini’s computer name is kevinlg

Re: Can't see my Mac Mini on my home network even though I can see all my windows machines

Hi, You’re partway there. After enabling File Sharing, stop interacting with the table and navigate to the Options button, press it. In here you can enable sharing with smb. That should do it, although it is recommended that you actually only share specific folders instead of the entire driv

Re: Question about Braille for the latest OS firmware which was installed a few days ago on my iMac 2020.

I was unable to reproduce with my brailliant BI 40.. Sorry it took so long to get back to you. Best wishes, Jonathan Cohn > On Nov 13, 2021, at 16:06, 'Kawal Gucukoglu' via MacVisionaries > wrote: > > Hello. > > I put the latest OS on my iMac a few days ago as I’ve been r

Re: MS Word and track changes

I believe there is a way to have the list of changes / comments in a panel to the left of the document main window. I don't find Microsoft Office nearly as efficient on the Mac as on the PC, and this is upsetting. I'm considering ways of trying to make things better for blind Mac users.

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Hello, If you have your clock set to be "analog", then you can not select date options. I expect this is your issue. I had not seen this control panel in Monterey yet, and was a bit surprised at its design. Don't forget that you can use the item chooser. Best wishes, Jonathan Co

MS Word and track changes

Hello All: I just started using ms word for mac and I need to be able to read and interact with comments and track changes. The problem is that voiceover is not reading the annotations in the text that indicate where a revision has taken place. Any ideas? Jean -- The following information is

Re: Terminal will not shut up even when i'm in another window

To redirect standard output and standard error to a file, you should be able to use Command &> filename From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com on behalf of Michael Marshall Date: Thursday, November 18, 2021 at 14:59 To: 'Maxwell Ivey' via MacVisionaries Subject: Re: Terminal will not shut up

Re: Can't see my Mac Mini on my home network even though I can see all my windows machines

I thought I had enabled sharing. I chose enable File Sharing. but I guess there's more to do that I am not catching. My Windows machine sees all this stuff and all my other networkable devices like ROKU, Sonos and others. but the Mac only sees my wife's printer and nothing else. Hope someo

Re: Can't see my Mac Mini on my home network even though I can see all my windows machines

On 18/11/21 14:03, Kevin Gibbs wrote: I’m trying to network my Mac mini and my Windows 10 machine. I can see the Windows 10 machine on my Mac but not the Mac on my Windows 10 machine. As far as I know, they are both on the same wifi network. The Mac mini is the only device I can’t see on

Re: Can't see my Mac Mini on my home network even though I can see all my windows machines

I don't have a lot of experience with this, but I think you need to go into System Preferences > Sharing, and enable sharing on the Mac. - Brad - On Nov 18, 2021, at 13:04, Kevin Gibbs wrote: I’m trying to network my Mac mini and my Windows 10 machine. I can see the Windows 10 machine on my

Re: Terminal will not shut up even when i'm in another window

hey, I should clarify a couple of things. When I'm running these commands, I command tab out of the terminal and just start using the computer normally. I don't have a great deal of experience with the terminal actually so I don't know how to output text to files or anything like that. > On 19 N

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

I find that on my Intel Mac mini, running Monterey, it makes no difference whether I interact with the table or not. Simple arrow-key navigation does the trick. Thanks Tim. - Brad - On Nov 18, 2021, at 12:24, 'Tim Kilburn' via MacVisionaries wrote: Hi, I’ve found that after interacting w

Can't see my Mac Mini on my home network even though I can see all my windows machines

I’m trying to network my Mac mini and my Windows 10 machine. I can see the Windows 10 machine on my Mac but not the Mac on my Windows 10 machine. As far as I know, they are both on the same wifi network. The Mac mini is the only device I can’t see on the network. How do I make it visible? -

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Hi, I’ve found that after interacting with the table, you can just use arrows without VO and you will not encounter the VO problem. Just an alternative method. It’s definitely still a bug, although with workarounds. Later… Tim Kilburn Jamf Certified Tech Apple Professional Learning Speciali

Re: Terminal will not shut up even when i'm in another window

I suppose you could run tmux, start the long-running processes in there, and detach with Ctrl-B, Ctrl-d until you decide to return to the session to inspect the results. Alternatively, redirect standard output and standard error to a file. From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com on behalf of Mi

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Exactly. - Brad - On Nov 18, 2021, at 10:51, Herbie Allen wrote: Don’t forget guys we also discussed the alternative method of navigation without interaction. When you get to the table, do an option down aero, then up aero and you will find the clock menu that way. VO right, and you will s

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

The only uninteracting you should have to do is the search bar, once you find the menu, VO right, don’t do anything with interacting. > On Nov 18, 2021, at 10:58, Patrick Ford wrote: > > once at the clock menu - stop interacting and then vo right and find your > choices that you need in the

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Hi Herbie, Okay, that procedure worked. I like not having to interact in this case. I hope it works for Patrick. Brad, sorry I was snarky, I’m ill and should not have bothered with this today. Best, Les > On Nov 18, 2021, at 11:51 AM, Herbie Allen wrote: > > Don’t forget guys we also discuss

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

once at the clock menu - stop interacting and then vo right and find your choices that you need in the clock and/or date and time - Come and See scripturepassage-subscr...@groups.io > On Nov 18, 2021, at 11:51 AM, Les Kriegler wrote: > > Hi Brad, > Your suggestion is well-taken. I will conta

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Hi, yeah I learned this from Wednesday night on mac buzz - finding the clock menu was no issue - my issue is that the choices are dimmed - Come and See scripturepassage-subscr...@groups.io > On Nov 18, 2021, at 11:51 AM, Herbie Allen wrote: > > Don’t forget guys we also discussed the altern

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Don’t forget guys we also discussed the alternative method of navigation without interaction. When you get to the table, do an option down aero, then up aero and you will find the clock menu that way. VO right, and you will see all the options for date and what not. Herbie > On Nov 18, 2021,

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Hi Brad, Your suggestion is well-taken. I will contact Apple. I am able to get to the clock, I hear Clock Menu Bar but cannot do anything from there. I checked this out, as I felt I had inadvertently misled Patrick. Well, as they say, no good deed goes unpunished. Since I got this far, can you e

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Yes, this also works. This is exactly what we discussed in the Mac Buzz last night. - Brad - On Nov 18, 2021, at 09:56, Patrick Ford wrote: Hi, when you get to the point in the table after interacting then you can use command plus down arrow and then only use the up arrow to get to the clock

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Hi Les, Sorry to hear you are having difficulty following my instructions. The Clock Menu item is the 4th item from the bottom of the table. There is no interacting with this item. You simply stop interacting with the table, and navigate to the right using VO + RightArrow. Other than VoiceOver

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Hi, when you get to the point in the table after interacting then you can use command plus down arrow and then only use the up arrow to get to the clock menu - it's strange but it works - Come and See scripturepassage-subscr...@groups.io > On Nov 18, 2021, at 10:53 AM, Les Kriegler wrote: >

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Thanks Brad - I learned this from the Mac Buzz on Wednesday evening on club house - so I am at the point where I Vo right arrow to date options - my problem is that all the choices are dimmed out - voice over is telling me the choices are dimmed and some are checked and not checked -0 but all

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Hi Brad, Okay, I tried your steps. I’m running Monterey. When I get to the empty cell announcements, I did a VO right arrow. I never heard row 15, rather row 17 which was the first numbered row spoken. So I went back two to what I thought was Row 15 and heard Fast User Switching. Aside from not

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Hi Patrick, Assuming you are running either macOS Big Sur or Monterey, try the following, and see if it helps: 1. Go to System Preferences > Dock & Menu Bar. 2. Navigate to the table, and interact with the table using VO + Shift + DownArrow. 3. Once you have interacted with the table, naviga

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Well, I understand what you are talking about now. When I unlocked, the only option I saw was to set time automatically and that was checked. I could not locate an option to change the hour and date manually. Best, Les > On Nov 18, 2021, at 8:36 AM, Patrick Ford wrote: > > Thanks for your rep

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Thanks for your reply. The clock menu is under the doc and menu tab in system preferences. When I open this, there is a date option section, and the preferences under this are dimmed. Where you sent me, and I did go there and unlock, the clock menu is not available there. Patrick Come and See

Re: clock menu in system preferences - help

Hi Patrick, Okay, go into System Preferences and choose Date and Time. Use your tab key until you find the option for Click the Lock to make changes. Make your changes and then choose the same option to lock that setting to prevent further changes. Hope this helps. Best, Les > On Nov 18, 2021,

clock menu in system preferences - help

Hi, In the clock menu of doc and menus in system preferences I cannot make any changes. As I VO right arrow to make a change to the date and time it says it is dimmed and checked and some say dimmed and unchecked. How do I make the change I wish to make? I know there is a way to have Seri just s

Terminal will not shut up even when i'm in another window

hey all, I run a series of terminal commands to separate audio files using demucs. This is quite a long process and today, a strange problem has started, it could be the system update but even when I'm not in the terminal window, VO still tells me what is going on in terminal. This can be at best