I'll try to redo it as soon as I can and get it as exact as I can. I totally
understand how you feel. Since I have a linux using background, I usually don't
mind compiling. The compiling itself isn't so difficult; the challenge is
figuring out what you are missing that has to be installed when y
Thanks, Gena and cheryl. I'll play with this and see what I can do. :)
Teresa
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On Thu, 19 Dec 2013, Cheryl Homiak wrote:
That is correct. If you put a .addressbook (note the period in front) in your
home directory, as long as the informa
Hi, Cheryl,
I did find your instructions, but compiling is kind of way over my head,
unless I have a lot of hand-holding, so I'm apprehensive about it. I did
install a php app, but the webpage literally contained the commands. I
also get very confused where variables are concerned. I'm hoping
It works much better with brltty than with just vo. The problem is at this
point I'm not sure how to tell you what has to be installed in order for you to
be able to compile brltty on your system. I use macports and then compile and
install the developer (subversion) installation of brltty but I
That is correct. If you put a .addressbook (note the period in front) in your
home directory, as long as the information is in the correct format, when you
open Alpine the addresses should be imported.
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Cheryl
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meet Immanuel (God with us),
Jesus, the c
Hi, Gena,
VO is a little quirky in Alpine, but doable. It's much better after
setting "show cursor" in config.
Teresa
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On Thu, 19 Dec 2013, Georgina Joyce wrote:
Hello,
It appears you shouldn’t need to do anything other than name the
Hello,
It appears you shouldn’t need to do anything other than name the file
“.addressbook” i.e. start with a period and all in lower case call it address
book.
By giving a filename a period sets the appropriate permissions.
HTH
BTW: How does VO work using alpine?
Gena
On 19 Dec 2013, at 21:
Hi, Jessica,
If you could post a new message with your question, more people will see
it and it will not get lost in the shuffle. You've posted an unrelated
message in a unrelated thread. Double-tap "compose' on your home screen,
and give a few more details about your problem, such as which co
Thanks, Gina. I'll try that. Yes, the online help says that a specific
local file name is required in the "folder" field if using a local file.
I've also tried pasting the contents of the address book in an email
message and using Alpine's 'take" command. However, I had to set it up as
a distri
how do you access the app delete command?
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> On Dec 19, 2013, at 3:34 PM, Georgina Joyce wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Did a different user create the file? If so, you’ll need to use the chown
> command. If it was the same user, you can try the chmod command.
>
> $ chmod u+r addre
Hello,
Did a different user create the file? If so, you’ll need to use the chown
command. If it was the same user, you can try the chmod command.
$ chmod u+r address.csv
It’s been years since I used alpine, but does alpine want the file with a
specific filename?
HTH
Gena
On 19 Dec 2013, at
Hi, all,
I got an app in the app store to convert my Mail contacts into a cSV file.
I then put it in my home directory. when I specify it as an alternate
address book in Alpine, I get an error message that permission is denied
and the file is unreadable. Where can I go from here?
Thanks,
ter
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