Hi Scott, This is off topic, apologites, but I recall that you used the Amazing Slow Downer once for guitar music after I told you that it was mostly accessible.
There is an application on MacSanta today called Guitar Shed that sounds amazingly good for a guitar player, and also lets you slow down music. I don't know whether it's accessible, though. the TWIT recommendations sounded great (at near the end of the program, in the linked reveiws -- don't know whether it's worth listening through an hour of stuff, though. You might take a look: http://www.astoundit.com/products/guitarshed/index.html It's supposed to have a massive chord library, tuners, tablature organizer. The guy who recommended it kept saying it was an amazing amount of stuff for a guitar player to find in one place for a list price of $12. So I don't know if it's accessible, but thought you might like to have a look. (You get to save an extra 20% off today, too.) Cheers, Esther On Dec 15, 2007, at 11:48AM, Scott Howell wrote: >Actually yes, I have been using it, but unfortunately there is no >means to install the software using Missing Sync that I need for my >phone. I am using MSS by Code Factory which requires Active Sync for >installation. I've tried to get them to consider an alternative means >for Mac users, but no luck yet. > >On Dec 15, 2007, at 3:54 PM, Darcy Burnard wrote: > >> Hey Scott. I have no experience whatsoever with active sync. >> However I have heard that there is a mac replacement called missing >> sync. Have you tried this? If not, it might be worth a look. >> Darcy >> >> On 15-Dec-07, at 6:13 AM, Scott Howell wrote: >> >>> Just curious, I have really only two apps under windows I really >>> need. One of those is Active Sync for some software on my cell >>> phone that can't be used via the Mac and sometimes IE for some >>> testing. Is it possible to use Crossover to gain access to these >>> apps? I assume I'd have to install a windows-based screen reader. >>> Does this/would this work at all? How would you launch the windows >>> screen reader and then the application you need? Has anyone done >>> any of this successfully? >>> >>> tnx >>> >>> On Dec 8, 2007, at 6:50 AM, william lomas wrote: >>> >>>> www.codeweavers.com >>>> >>>> >>> >>> Scott Howell >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> >>> >> > >Scott Howell >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > >
