Sorry, but the two choices I listed are the only ones. Regardless of moving up
or down through the Pop up box. It just cycles around those two.
Dave Carlson
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I couldn’t get Preview to do it, but paint converted it!
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Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2022 2:08 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: HEIC converter
Well, how about the other suggestions. Did you try opening it in
Hi,
When in Photos, you use the Export Photo to export to jpg, not Save. Using
Preview, also works great. Open the image in Preview by using VO-shift-m to
bring up the contextual menu for the photo, then Open With, and choose Preview.
Once open in Preview, you can export to jpg, pdf etc.
On 17/4/22 15:07, Dave Carlson wrote:
I don't have the option to open to a blank page, which is exactly what
I want. Here are my choices in the General section of Safari Preferences:
Safari opens with: pop up button
All non-private windows from last session
All windows from last session
Well, how about the other suggestions. Did you try opening it in preview? Did
you try exporting it and changing the settings in the photo settings? Like I
said a quick Google search produces good results.
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> On Apr 17, 2022, at 12:12 PM, Dave Carlson wrote:
>
> I found
I don't have the option to open to a blank page, which is exactly what I want.
Here are my choices in the General section of Safari Preferences:
Safari opens with: pop up button
All non-private windows from last session
All windows from last session
New windows open with: pop up button
On 17/4/22 14:00, Dave Carlson wrote:
Again I’m using Monterey OS and Safari. On Mojave, I could launch Safari to a
particular web page (Amazon in my case) and that was the site that would open
and present itself.
On Monterey Safari I use the same method and I hear several web pages
Again I’m using Monterey OS and Safari. On Mojave, I could launch Safari to a
particular web page (Amazon in my case) and that was the site that would open
and present itself.
On Monterey Safari I use the same method and I hear several web pages flipping
along until it stops, and it will never
Darn if that wasn’t it. No idea why or when the keychain was unchecked, but it
was. Thanks, and hoping that this fixes it.
Dave Carlson
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On 17/4/22 12:26, Dave Carlson wrote:
I’m using Monterey now more than my old Mojave OS. However I find that Safari
on Monterey does not know most of my stored passwords, and it does not seem to
ask if I want to store or update them when I type on a web page.
This should still work as it
I’m using Monterey now more than my old Mojave OS. However I find that Safari
on Monterey does not know most of my stored passwords, and it does not seem to
ask if I want to store or update them when I type on a web page.
On my Mojave Safari I was prompted whenever it was a new page or if I
I found that attaching them to an email will automatically convert them to jpg
format. Has this been discussed?
Dave Carlson
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On 17/4/22 08:51, Anders Holmberg wrote:
Hi!
Could dd work for the specific folder?
No, but possibly rsync.
So that you make a script with dd that copy it back and forth.
I would prefer not to have to do anything - just change the
configuration files once and leave them there.
I suppose
SIP and security changes in Big Sur and Monterey have changed the way many
system resources are handled. Again, I am not certain off the top of my head
what has changed in MacOS 12, but the previous suggestion of a script might
work as well.
Take Care
John D. Panarese
Director
Mac for the
I tried opening it in photos on mac but saving as JPEG wasn’t a choice.
From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com On
Behalf Of Phil Halton
Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2022 9:27 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: HEIC converter
A quick Google search on the term “how to convert
A quick Google search on the term “how to convert HEI see to JPG” produce good
results. You can do the following to convert HEI see’s to JPG. You can open
them in either preview or in the Photos app and then just save them in the JPG
format.
SentA quick Google search on the term “how to
Safari bookmarks sync via iCloud. I don't think it matters what Wi-Fi network
you are connected to.
You might try going into your iCloud settings on each of your devices, and turn
off bookmark syncing. Then turn it back on and see what happens on each of your
max.
HTH.
- Brad -
On Apr 17,
On 16/4/22 19:56, John Panarese wrote:
I don’t know if you can make it persistent. There are system
folders and files that cannot be permanently changed to my knowledge.
I think the etc folder is one of them.
The files in /etc are configuration files which are supposed to be
subject to
Hi!
Could dd work for the specific folder?
So that you make a script with dd that copy it back and forth.
/A
> 16 apr. 2022 kl. 20:37 skrev 'Jason White' via MacVisionaries
> :
>
> I edited /etc/pam.d/sudo to allow Touch ID to be used instead of a password
> with the sudo command. However,
Hi,
I’ve asked for your help before and followed your advice but my safari
bookmarks don’t seem to be syncing across all my macs which are connected to
the same wifi network. They run on Catalina, Big Sur and Monterey. Would the
syncing of bookmarks in Safari be affected if I created them
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