Thanks all. No, I haven't gotten any mail to try it on. I'm just a trial user of .mac and I'm trying to set it up with GMail, although I may wind up buying a subscription as that IDisk sounds pretty neat.
On 1/4/08, David Poehlman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > John, > > You can with text edit have two documents open and switch between them. one > way to switch is to press vo-f2 twice quickly, this brings up the list of > open windows in an app and choose the one you want to open, you can also do > this by pressing the accent key with command lke command-tab but for windows > inside apps. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "John Moore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 9:42 AM > Subject: Two important questions. > > > Well, actually, three. First, I am in an assistive technology > instructor training program where I need the ability to keep two > documents open at once and be able to switch between them on the fly. > I'm lucky my student wasn't here today, because I couldn't figure out > how to do it. Does the Window Chooser menu show two documents that I > have open? Or, is there a shortcut key to switch between documents on > the fly? Second, I have been having a problem with ITunes. I'm > guessing it's because I overloaded the processor, but I need > clarification. Basically, what happens is that if I try to switch > between tracks on CD's a few times, the whole thing stops working. VO > just says, "Busy" and then "Application" followed by "ready." I always > restart the Mac and it works, but I'm tempted to get another player > that doesn't crash like that. If I do things from my external hard > drive, it works just fine. Finally, I am on a corporate wireless > network trying to send e-mail through Mail. Last night, I got an error > dialog telling me that it couldn't send e-mail through the SMTP server > on port 25. Is there something I need to fix, or do our admins have > that port blocked. Skype works just fine, and everything else is > great. BTW, if anyone's interested, I'm Lion's World Services for the > Blind's first Mac user. I'm in one of there programs. > Anyway, thanks for the help. > -- > John Moore > > > > -- John Moore
