Hi all,
My name is Andrew. I am 23 and from Australia.
I have recently switched from windows to the mac. I have had an IPhone for 2
years now, and liked the idea of the built in screen reader and having the same
access as sighted people out of the box, without the need to buy or install any
1. Welcome.
2. copying is done within a Mac drive from one location to another in the same
way you already know how to do it.
Next. Attach files to e-mail message either with Shift+CMD+a or else you can do
it via cutting and pasting the way I do.
To get attachments from an e-mail, I use the
Hello newbies. Yes this is an awesome list, I've learned a heck of a lot of
stuff on here. Yeah I've used pretty much all the screen readers on Windows,
and I must say that nothing can top Voiceover. I remember when I got my Mac 2
years ago, I was pretty excited. I don't know how I figured out
Welcome to the list, yes the mac is great, I use it for almost everything, I
only have to use windows for one or two things, I don't have any pcs anymore,
just macs.
On Sep 1, 2012, at 3:07 PM, Christine Olivares wrote:
Hello everyone,
My name is Christine. My membership slipped through the
Hello, My name is Marianne and I was also recently approved on the
list. I am a teacher of students who are blind and visually impaired
and I am also blind. I need to know how to use both OS 10 and the PC
in my job. I am just beginning to learn voiceover on a Mac but I have
used an IPhone for
Welcome to the list! I have a Macbook Pro and so far it has been the
best investment. The mac is so much better in many ways than the other
OS. Anyway, welcome again.
Sent from my Windows laptop.
On 01/09/2012 23:10, Joanna West wrote:
Hi all,
My name is joanna. I just got approved to be on
Hello everyone,
My name is Christine. My membership slipped through the cracks, and I was
finally approved. I got a mac in december of 2011, and my husband told me about
this group. Since then, I have been waiting for my membership to be approved.
I want to thank Cara for figuring everything
Hi all,
My name is joanna. I just got approved to be on this mailing list. My husband
and I are both macbook air users. We have had them since last march. We
consider then one of the best investments we have yet made. We both love the
mac much better than jaws. Anyway, a friend of line told me
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Hi all,
My name is joanna. I just got approved to be on this mailing list. My
husband and I are both macbook air users. We have had them since last march.
We consider then one of the best investments
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Hi all,
My name is joanna. I just got approved to be on this mailing list. My
husband and I are both macbook air users. We have had them since last march.
We consider then one of the best investments we have yet made. We both
welcome to the list.
this is a wonderful rich source of help and information.
Laura Ann
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Glad all the new members have found this awesome list.
I have had my mac since november of last year and love it.
I changed from Jaws and windows and love using a mac and apple products.
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Johnny about the Calendar and Contacts, OSX already comes with very nice apps
for Personal information management. I find both iCal and Address book to work
well with VoiceOver, and easy to use at that. I believe the Database program
people have referred to is called Bento, and I've heard it
Hi everyone,
Well, I don't wish to be pesty, or redundent, but I understand that some
of my messages to this wonderful list did not get through to you guys,
so I wanted to re-introduce myself just one more time to you. My name
is Johnny Chilelli from Erie PA.
Firstly, I just wanna say thanks
Johnny,
I, recently, made the switch from Windows to a MBP, myself. I love it
VoiceOver will never go back. One of the considerations for me was the
availability of bible study software that would work with VoiceOver. I found
Eloquent, formerly MacSword, have found it to be quite
! It has a rubber material on the bottom, if that helps any.
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[mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Bryan Jones
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I can answer the last 2 questions.
It is possible to upgrade the ram and the hdd; they are both laptop
components. The harddrive is a 5400 rpm sata laptop harddrive.
how to get inside?
depends what mac mini you have. If you have the 2007-2009 mac mini (or a
power pc mac mini), not one of the
Subject: Re: Introducing myself, and a couple of questions
Hi Gail,
Welcome to the List! Some Mac Minis are harder than others to upgrade. Can
you tell us what model of Mini you have, the processor, RAM and hard drive
size / interface? You can find all of this info in the System Profiler
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Hi Gail,
Welcome to the List! Some Mac Minis are harder than others to upgrade. Can
you tell us what model of Mini you have
a rubber material on the bottom, if that helps any.
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Subject: Re: Introducing myself
Hi List. I just joined over the weekend. Thanks to Mike Arrigo's excellent
podcasts, I'm trying, and switching to the mac, once I'm a bit more
comfortable with it. I have a mac mini running Leopard.I've been a windows
user since 1998, but it's kind of fun learning the mac and voice over. Now
Hi Gail,
Welcome to the List! Some Mac Minis are harder than others to upgrade. Can you
tell us what model of Mini you have, the processor, RAM and hard drive size /
interface? You can find all of this info in the System Profiler application
found in your Applications / Utilities folder. Also
Hello Brandt,
You will want to check out Nicecast by rogue amoeba.
This program is, to my knowledge, the easiest solution for basic
broadcasting on the mac. If you want more features though, like cart
machines and such, I think you're better off using something like
station playlist studio in
Hi there folks,
I am a totally blind South African bloke with English as a second language.
Getting my first ever Mac hopefully before the end of the year. Have had my
iPod touch for just over 6 months now, and love it!
I would seriously appreciate help over the next couple months switching
Hello and welkom op die lyst.
You'll automatically get the getting started thing when you start
using the mac. This gives a really good overview and will help you a lot
as it covers interacting with form fields, webpages, etc. So, I expect
you'll have no problem with that whatsoever, except
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