Had you finished your text?  It seems not to explain very much.
Almost as if it cut off.

Sincerely,
The Constantly Barefooted Ray

Still a happy Mac, Verizon Wireless iPhone 6+ and Apple TV user!

Sent from my Mac,
the only computer with full accessibility for the blind built-in

> On Jul 28, 2015, at 3:09 AM, Christopher-Mark Gilland <[email protected]> 
> wrote:
> 
> Guys,
>  
> This is just totally strange.  I'm over here looking at my friend Ben's mac.  
> He has a white 13 inch mid 2010 polycarbon system running Yosemite.  He also 
> has the original IPhone 5.  Not the 5S, and not the 5C.  this is just the 
> plain AT&T 5 32GB phone.  His phone isn't activated.  It has a sim card in 
> it, yes, but it's not activated any longer.  So, he's basically just using 
> the thing as a majorly glorified IPod.
>  
> Anyway, though I know he couldn't therefore make cellular calls with his mac, 
> that's obvious, shouldn't he at least! be able to do continuity with things 
> like Mail, etc?
>  
> He had started writing an e-mail on his phone while on wifi, but then tried 
> handing it off to his mac.  The really weird thing is, he can't.  Nothing is 
> in his doc that will let him open up the message.  OK, Mail is! in his dock, 
> yes, but it's  just the regular app, it's not the handoff message.  We looked 
> through his whole dock, huge as it is.  Nothing's there of sort.
>  
> I turned off handoff and back on on his phone, resprung his phone, rebooted 
> his phone entirely, signed him into Facetime on his phone, just in case that 
> remotely somehow matters, as it's so integraded with that feature, I disabled 
> and re-enabled bluetooth both on his mac, and on his phone, his mac is 
> showing up in neither of the two places.  Yes, both are discoverable.  Had 
> him reboot his mac, which did absolutely no good.
>  
> He's on 10.10.4 Yosemite, and has I O S 8.4, not the beta, but the literal 
> official release build.
>  
> On his mac, when I look under system prefs, general, I don't even see a 
> checkbox like I do on all my macs, including a macbook of the exact same 
> make, model, year, generation, and time of year built running the same exact 
> build of Yosemite.
>  
> I checked, and he had no software udpates either on the mac, nor on the phone.
>  
> The only explaination that I have is, could it be that being he only has a 5, 
> not a 5S, his phone isn't 64 bit compatible?  I'd not think that would make a 
> difference with this, especially being the option is there in I O S on his 
> phone, but who knows.
>  
> The other really weird thing is, even though he only has his IMessage account 
> activated in Messages on the mac, he somehow's gotten an icon for Messages up 
> in his menu extras.  How in the world diddie do that!?  I looked in Messages 
> prefs, and see no way to make it do this, and none of my macs ever! have done 
> it.  All the menu has when I vo+space on it is ways for him basically to 
> change his status.
>  
> As I said, he even had that up in his menu extras before being signed into 
> his IMessage account with his Apple ID.  He does have Bonjour and Google Talk 
> set up in there, but they're not active, so I don't think that! would be it, 
> would it?
>  
> I'm totally mesmorized.
>  
> Chris.
> 
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