Jaws still uses it,
And besides what’s wrong with the voices in voiceover.
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Subject: Re: Double Volume - Was: Another clean install question
Where’s good
True. I brought up Alex, and he behaves with volumes. Tome is just being
irritating. But at least Tome knows how to describe negative numbers in
spreadsheets.
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Hi,
It must be an artifact of the Tom voice. My Alex voice does not seem to have
that stuttering issue. Ah, Eloquence, so many people seem to have fond
memories of them. I do not. I found them very robotic sounding. Oh well,
that's why we have things called "Preferences", I guess.
Later..
There is always Infovox voices. But just to note, I do not hear this
particular one with other voices.
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Where’s good old E
Where’s good old Eloquence when we need it most? It worked so well.
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There are many examples of this with Voiceover.
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Tim,
Did you notice that the word volume is spoken as “volume volumes” by
Tim,
Did you notice that the word volume is spoken as “volume volumes” by VO each
time the word “volumes” is encountered? If not, then it is an artifact of the
Tom voice I’m using.
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Hi,
This has to do with APFS, Apple File System.
https://www.howtogeek.com/327328/apfs-explained-what-you-need-to-know-apples-new-file-system/
Basically, your HD is a collection of volumes that the MacOS writes data to in
special ways across those volumes for efficient and reliable access.
Lat
Hello all,
When I went to erase my drive during the clean install it asked me if I wanted
to erase the volume or erase the volume group. What is the difference between
erasing the volume or the volume group?
Thanks,
Greg Wocher
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Sent: Saturday, 21 December 2019 7:22 AM
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Subject: Clean install question
Hello,
I have a quick question about doing a clean install. Is it better to erase the
hard drive first and then install or just do the reinstall without erasing
first?
Thanks
You can do all that once you boot the installer. Disk Utility will
be one of the items in the menu.
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Hello,
I have a quick
Hi,
If you wanting a clean install, then you'll need to do the erase of the drive
first. This will wipe the drive clean, then you'll be installing a fresh new
copy of the MacOS. If you install first, then you're not performing a clean
install, you're actually performing an upgrade install. O
Hello,
I have a quick question about doing a clean install. Is it better to erase the
hard drive first and then install or just do the reinstall without erasing
first?
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> I am about to perform a clean install of Yosemite. I'm on ML right now. How
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Hi,
Just a note regarding this. If you plan on migrating everything back from your
Time Machine backup, then it is unnecessary to do the clean install. When you
install Mavericks, then migrate from the Time Machine backup, then it will
bring all settings, apps and files over so that your Mac
Okay, thanks, yep, I stopped time machine and was planning on disconnecting the
drive.
Gary
On Jan 29, 2014, at 12:18 PM, Ray Foret Jr wrote:
> I'd disconnect the drives just prior to doing the actual install. You can
> reconnect them afterward.
>
>
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No you should not have trouble connecting the drive.
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> On Jan 29, 2014, at 12:14 PM, Gary wrote:
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> I currently have a macbook pro running ML and have 2 time machine backups, 1
> external drive and 1 network drive. I'm getting ready to do a clean install
> to Mavericks an
I'd disconnect the drives just prior to doing the actual install. You can
reconnect them afterward.
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I currently have a macbook pro running ML and have 2 time machine backups, 1
external drive and 1 network drive. I'm getting ready to do a clean install to
Mavericks and plan restoring from the time capsule backup. I was wondering if
I would have trouble connecting the external drive backup on
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