Re: Accessible FTP clients.

[Edward Green]

Hi Daniel,

I like Cyberduck though I'd recommend getting it from the developer website 
rather than the Appstore as it is a paid-for app in the store whereas you can 
choose to donate if you download it from the website.

You can get it from http://cyberduck.ch

Cheers,

Ed
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> Hello,
> 
> Does anyone know of any accessible FTP clients? I’m asking for my girlfriend 
> who needs one relatively soon.
> I looked at Filezilla, but apparently that’s inaccessible.
> Any suggestions/ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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Accessible FTP clients.

[Daniel Miller]

Hello,

Does anyone know of any accessible FTP clients? I’m asking for my girlfriend 
who needs one relatively soon.
I looked at Filezilla, but apparently that’s inaccessible.
Any suggestions/ideas would be greatly appreciated.

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Re: Battery Life on IOS 7

[Eugenia Firth]

my email was coming in every time I got one, and it was gobbling up battery 
power for breakfast. I don't have that problem so much anymore.
Regards,
Gigi Hi guys
I have a for S iPhone. I have done two things which is made a huge difference 
to my battery life on my iPhone. First, I turned off Bluetooth and only turn it 
on when I need it. Secondly, I set my email to download only manually.

Sent from my iPhone

> On Sep 21, 2013, at 4:01 PM, Kawal Gucukoglu  wrote:
> 
> I'm waiting for my 5S as I believe when there is a major update, Battery life 
> on the 5 and lower drains as my theory is if that didn't happen Apple would 
> not get people to buy the new phones on Offer.  As I have sold my current 
> phone, and once I get my new one, I've decided not to update for now so it'll 
> all be new to me when the phone finally comes to me from the Apple store.
> 
> Kawal. 
>> On 21 Sep 2013, at 20:28, May and Noah  wrote:
>> 
>> Wow speaking of battery life since I had a battery issue not long ago that 
>> puzzled me.
>> 
>> Surprisingly after doing the update my phone lasted nearly 50 hours before 
>> dying and needing a charge. I am curious to find out if that was just a ha, 
>> good luck day after the upgrade since I'm letting it do a complete recharge 
>> now since I don't need to go anywhere today it can sit and charge and I'll 
>> see if I'm lucky again.
>> 
>> May and Prince Noah
>> www.canadianlynx.ca
>> 
>>> On 2013-09-21, at 2:52 PM, Brian Fischler  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Yeah Ed I think that might be the problem, as I do have a lot of apps. I 
>>> just turned it off, so will see how that affects the battery. Thanks again
 On Sep 21, 2013, at 2:35 PM, Edward Green  wrote:
 
 Hi Brian,
 
 YOu may want to try and experiment with background refresh.  YOu can 
 control whether individual apps refresh in the background or not.  I 
 believe the idea of this feature is to save you time when opening apps, 
 and the phone will learn your routines for doing this so that the apps 
 refresh appropriately.  However, it sounds as though some of them may be 
 refreshing more than you want.
 
 Cheers,
 
 Ed
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> 
> Hey all,
> 
> For the most part I really am loving IOS 7. The one thing that is a 
> concern is the battery life is horrible. I typically made it through 
> almost the entire day with not really needing to charge my phone. 
> Yesterday, I barely used it and I had to charge it twice. I am using an 
> iPhone 4S on IOS 7, and know some of you have some fantastic info, and 
> was hoping someone might be able to compile a list of checks to use to 
> get the best battery life. I have turned that new motion option on as I 
> read that saves some battery life. I have closed a lot of the apps in the 
> app switcher especially all GPS apps. I saw someone mention turning off 
> background refresh might save battery life. What am I losing by turning 
> that off, as I thought that was one of the new features that iPhone was 
> pushing, so by turning off I would like to know what I am disabling. I 
> assume it means apps will only refresh when I open them, as I have 
> noticed through out the day I would hear Downcast refresh which I thought 
> was odd, as I have it set to refresh every 8 hours and usually manually 
> refresh it. I do have about 200 apps on my phone so if they are 
> constantly trying to refresh I could see that killing my battery. I have 
> my screen curtain turned on and screen brightness turned down to 33%. 
> 
> Also, if anyone got an iPhone 5S can you let us know howe the battery 
> life is? I plan to get one when the craze dies down, but want to find out 
> if people are having serious battery issues or any other problems.
> 
> Thanks all
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A work around for calendar in IOS 7

[Lisette Wesseling]

Hi folks,
In IOS 7, the calendar has lost its list view which means you have to look at 
each day where you will see each hour listed, whether it has an appointment or 
not. I used the list view before which was very handy.
I've discovered a work around which gives me back this list view and thought I 
would share it with others. If you press the search button, all your 
appointments are shown in a list again. you do need to cancel out of this, but 
it works for me. Better than nothing.

Lisette

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Re: Question about mail in IOS7

[Alex Hall]

Ah, that would be why you didn't see the option. My apologies, I was going off 
memory and I'd only ever set that option twice.
On Sep 21, 2013, at 5:59 PM, Ricardo Walker  wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> This is completely optional.
> 
> If you rather not archive, and want to send messages to trash, go to 
> settings/general/mail, contacts and calendars.  Double tap on your gmail then 
> double tap on your account name.  Now, double tap advanced and select to move 
> messages to the deleted mailbox.
> 
> Now archive will be replaced with trash in the Mail app.
> 
> hth,
> 
> Ricardo Walker
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> 
> On Sep 21, 2013, at 5:10 PM, Jamie Pauls  wrote:
> 
>> The archive option is the one you want. I'm not sure why you didn't see it 
>> before as that is what I have always seen with my Gmail account. You will 
>> also find that swiping up  takes you immediately to the archive option 
>> rather than having to swipe down several times.
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>>> On Sep 21, 2013, at 4:02 PM, Randy George  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hi Everyone, 
>>> 
>>> I just upgraded my 4s to IOS7 and now when i am in mail I am unable to 
>>> delete an email by swiping down as I did before.  The three options I am 
>>> given now are more, archive and activate item.  Delete is not one of my 
>>> options, even if I am in edit mode.  
>>> 
>>> Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? 
>>> 
>>> Thanks so much. 
>>> Randy 
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Re: Question about mail in IOS7

[Ricardo Walker]

Hi,

This is completely optional.

If you rather not archive, and want to send messages to trash, go to 
settings/general/mail, contacts and calendars.  Double tap on your gmail then 
double tap on your account name.  Now, double tap advanced and select to move 
messages to the deleted mailbox.

Now archive will be replaced with trash in the Mail app.

hth,

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> The archive option is the one you want. I'm not sure why you didn't see it 
> before as that is what I have always seen with my Gmail account. You will 
> also find that swiping up  takes you immediately to the archive option rather 
> than having to swipe down several times.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Sep 21, 2013, at 4:02 PM, Randy George  wrote:
>> 
>> Hi Everyone, 
>> 
>> I just upgraded my 4s to IOS7 and now when i am in mail I am unable to 
>> delete an email by swiping down as I did before.  The three options I am 
>> given now are more, archive and activate item.  Delete is not one of my 
>> options, even if I am in edit mode.  
>> 
>> Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? 
>> 
>> Thanks so much. 
>> Randy 
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Re: Question about mail in IOS7

[Randy George]

I'm not sure I want archive though--i don't want to keep all of my messages, i 
want to move them to the deleted items folder.  

Not sure how I'm feeling about ios7 just yet. :) 

Thanks, 
Randy 
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> The archive option is the one you want. I'm not sure why you didn't see it 
> before as that is what I have always seen with my Gmail account. You will 
> also find that swiping up  takes you immediately to the archive option rather 
> than having to swipe down several times.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
>> On Sep 21, 2013, at 4:02 PM, Randy George  wrote:
>> 
>> Hi Everyone, 
>> 
>> I just upgraded my 4s to IOS7 and now when i am in mail I am unable to 
>> delete an email by swiping down as I did before.  The three options I am 
>> given now are more, archive and activate item.  Delete is not one of my 
>> options, even if I am in edit mode.  
>> 
>> Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? 
>> 
>> Thanks so much. 
>> Randy 
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Re: Question about mail in IOS7

[Randy George]

Hi Alex, 

Thanks so much--I am in the mail settings screen and do not see the disable 
archive option anywhere; not in the main screen and not in the gmail screen.  
there are a bunch of option buttons, but none of them say either archive or 
disable archive. 

Thanks again, 
Randy
On Sep 21, 2013, at 5:04 PM, Alex Hall  wrote:

> I assume you are using Gmail. If so, try going into the Mail, Contacts, and 
> Calendars settings and disabling archive mail. That should change "archive" 
> to "trash".
> On Sep 21, 2013, at 5:02 PM, Randy George  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Everyone, 
>> 
>> I just upgraded my 4s to IOS7 and now when i am in mail I am unable to 
>> delete an email by swiping down as I did before.  The three options I am 
>> given now are more, archive and activate item.  Delete is not one of my 
>> options, even if I am in edit mode.  
>> 
>> Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? 
>> 
>> Thanks so much. 
>> Randy 
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Re: Question about mail in IOS7

[Jamie Pauls]

The archive option is the one you want. I'm not sure why you didn't see it 
before as that is what I have always seen with my Gmail account. You will also 
find that swiping up  takes you immediately to the archive option rather than 
having to swipe down several times.

Sent from my iPhone

> On Sep 21, 2013, at 4:02 PM, Randy George  wrote:
> 
> Hi Everyone, 
> 
> I just upgraded my 4s to IOS7 and now when i am in mail I am unable to delete 
> an email by swiping down as I did before.  The three options I am given now 
> are more, archive and activate item.  Delete is not one of my options, even 
> if I am in edit mode.  
> 
> Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? 
> 
> Thanks so much. 
> Randy 
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Downcast Completley Unsable on the Mac

[Brian Fischler]

Two days in a row I have opened Downcast on the mac only to have it completely 
freeze up my system and take close to 30 minutes of every open application 
including the finder being busy busy I have to eventually get in to force quit 
and force quit Downcast. Can anyone use Downcast on the mac successfully. Very 
frustrating.

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Re: Question about mail in IOS7

[Alex Hall]

I assume you are using Gmail. If so, try going into the Mail, Contacts, and 
Calendars settings and disabling archive mail. That should change "archive" to 
"trash".
On Sep 21, 2013, at 5:02 PM, Randy George  wrote:

> Hi Everyone, 
> 
> I just upgraded my 4s to IOS7 and now when i am in mail I am unable to delete 
> an email by swiping down as I did before.  The three options I am given now 
> are more, archive and activate item.  Delete is not one of my options, even 
> if I am in edit mode.  
> 
> Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? 
> 
> Thanks so much. 
> Randy 
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Question about mail in IOS7

[Randy George]

Hi Everyone, 

I just upgraded my 4s to IOS7 and now when i am in mail I am unable to delete 
an email by swiping down as I did before.  The three options I am given now are 
more, archive and activate item.  Delete is not one of my options, even if I am 
in edit mode.  

Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? 

Thanks so much. 
Randy 

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Re: Battery Life on IOS 7

[Kawal Gucukoglu]

I'm waiting for my 5S as I believe when there is a major update, Battery life 
on the 5 and lower drains as my theory is if that didn't happen Apple would not 
get people to buy the new phones on Offer.  As I have sold my current phone, 
and once I get my new one, I've decided not to update for now so it'll all be 
new to me when the phone finally comes to me from the Apple store.

Kawal. 
On 21 Sep 2013, at 20:28, May and Noah  wrote:

> Wow speaking of battery life since I had a battery issue not long ago that 
> puzzled me.
> 
> Surprisingly after doing the update my phone lasted nearly 50 hours before 
> dying and needing a charge. I am curious to find out if that was just a ha, 
> good luck day after the upgrade since I'm letting it do a complete recharge 
> now since I don't need to go anywhere today it can sit and charge and I'll 
> see if I'm lucky again.
> 
> May and Prince Noah
> www.canadianlynx.ca
> 
> On 2013-09-21, at 2:52 PM, Brian Fischler  wrote:
> 
>> Yeah Ed I think that might be the problem, as I do have a lot of apps. I 
>> just turned it off, so will see how that affects the battery. Thanks again
>> On Sep 21, 2013, at 2:35 PM, Edward Green  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Brian,
>>> 
>>> YOu may want to try and experiment with background refresh.  YOu can 
>>> control whether individual apps refresh in the background or not.  I 
>>> believe the idea of this feature is to save you time when opening apps, and 
>>> the phone will learn your routines for doing this so that the apps refresh 
>>> appropriately.  However, it sounds as though some of them may be refreshing 
>>> more than you want.
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Ed
>>> On 21 Sep 2013, at 19:25, Brian Fischler  wrote:
>>> 
 Hey all,
 
 For the most part I really am loving IOS 7. The one thing that is a 
 concern is the battery life is horrible. I typically made it through 
 almost the entire day with not really needing to charge my phone. 
 Yesterday, I barely used it and I had to charge it twice. I am using an 
 iPhone 4S on IOS 7, and know some of you have some fantastic info, and was 
 hoping someone might be able to compile a list of checks to use to get the 
 best battery life. I have turned that new motion option on as I read that 
 saves some battery life. I have closed a lot of the apps in the app 
 switcher especially all GPS apps. I saw someone mention turning off 
 background refresh might save battery life. What am I losing by turning 
 that off, as I thought that was one of the new features that iPhone was 
 pushing, so by turning off I would like to know what I am disabling. I 
 assume it means apps will only refresh when I open them, as I have noticed 
 through out the day I would hear Downcast refresh which I thought was odd, 
 as I have it set to refresh every 8 hours and usually manually refresh it. 
 I do have about 200 apps on my phone so if they are constantly trying to 
 refresh I could see that killing my battery. I have my screen curtain 
 turned on and screen brightness turned down to 33%. 
 
 Also, if anyone got an iPhone 5S can you let us know howe the battery life 
 is? I plan to get one when the craze dies down, but want to find out if 
 people are having serious battery issues or any other problems.
 
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Re: Creating more space on IPhone?

[jon squally]

Hi all,

Ootunes automatically records the streams you listen to.  You may want to 
delete some of them.

HTH Jon  


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On Sep 20, 2013, at 10:08 PM, "Jim Portillo"  wrote:

> Hi,
>  
> I’ve got a 16 Gig IPhone 5 and can not download the new IOS 7 because it 
> tells me I only have 2.7 gigs available on my phone and it needs at least 3 
> gigs for it to download.
> Do apps really take up that many gigs?  Every app I see in the “Usage” 
> section takes up megs, not gigs.  The only one that takes up 5 gigs is 
> OOTunes, which I find hard to believe.
> Also, I don’t have much music on my phone…61 songs, and 15 photos.
> Is something up with the phone, or have I really used close to 14 gigs of 
> pure apps?  Again, I find it hard to believe, but I’ll take any advice.
> What can I do to gain more space?
> Jim
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Re: Battery Life on IOS 7

[May and Noah]

Wow speaking of battery life since I had a battery issue not long ago that 
puzzled me.

Surprisingly after doing the update my phone lasted nearly 50 hours before 
dying and needing a charge. I am curious to find out if that was just a ha, 
good luck day after the upgrade since I'm letting it do a complete recharge now 
since I don't need to go anywhere today it can sit and charge and I'll see if 
I'm lucky again.

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On 2013-09-21, at 2:52 PM, Brian Fischler  wrote:

> Yeah Ed I think that might be the problem, as I do have a lot of apps. I just 
> turned it off, so will see how that affects the battery. Thanks again
> On Sep 21, 2013, at 2:35 PM, Edward Green  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Brian,
>> 
>> YOu may want to try and experiment with background refresh.  YOu can control 
>> whether individual apps refresh in the background or not.  I believe the 
>> idea of this feature is to save you time when opening apps, and the phone 
>> will learn your routines for doing this so that the apps refresh 
>> appropriately.  However, it sounds as though some of them may be refreshing 
>> more than you want.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> Ed
>> On 21 Sep 2013, at 19:25, Brian Fischler  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hey all,
>>> 
>>> For the most part I really am loving IOS 7. The one thing that is a concern 
>>> is the battery life is horrible. I typically made it through almost the 
>>> entire day with not really needing to charge my phone. Yesterday, I barely 
>>> used it and I had to charge it twice. I am using an iPhone 4S on IOS 7, and 
>>> know some of you have some fantastic info, and was hoping someone might be 
>>> able to compile a list of checks to use to get the best battery life. I 
>>> have turned that new motion option on as I read that saves some battery 
>>> life. I have closed a lot of the apps in the app switcher especially all 
>>> GPS apps. I saw someone mention turning off background refresh might save 
>>> battery life. What am I losing by turning that off, as I thought that was 
>>> one of the new features that iPhone was pushing, so by turning off I would 
>>> like to know what I am disabling. I assume it means apps will only refresh 
>>> when I open them, as I have noticed through out the day I would hear 
>>> Downcast refresh which I thought was odd, as I have it set to refresh every 
>>> 8 hours and usually manually refresh it. I do have about 200 apps on my 
>>> phone so if they are constantly trying to refresh I could see that killing 
>>> my battery. I have my screen curtain turned on and screen brightness turned 
>>> down to 33%. 
>>> 
>>> Also, if anyone got an iPhone 5S can you let us know howe the battery life 
>>> is? I plan to get one when the craze dies down, but want to find out if 
>>> people are having serious battery issues or any other problems.
>>> 
>>> Thanks all
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RE: Battery Life on IOS 7

[Jed Barton]

How do you disable these apps individually?
I see the on and off for this, but when I press on these running apps, it
does nothing.

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Hey Ed, Thanks, that will be another option as I did see a bunch in there
that I barely use. For now I am keeping it completely disabled as I imagine
this is an issue that Apple will address in 7.0.1 I just spoke to a sighted
friend on an iPhone 5 and he said his battery life is awful, so at least it
is good to know it is not a voiceover specific problem so I imagine a fix
will come out faster.
On Sep 21, 2013, at 2:55 PM, Edward Green  wrote:

> Hi Brian,
> 
> You probably saw in Settings, General, Background App Refresh that you can
turn it on or off for specific apps.  If you find that you like having some
apps load updates slightly faster, you may want to turn it back on and
disable a bunch you don't care about in there that might be draining the
battery.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Ed
> On 21 Sep 2013, at 19:52, Brian Fischler  wrote:
> 
>> Yeah Ed I think that might be the problem, as I do have a lot of 
>> apps. I just turned it off, so will see how that affects the battery.
Thanks again On Sep 21, 2013, at 2:35 PM, Edward Green
 wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Brian,
>>> 
>>> YOu may want to try and experiment with background refresh.  YOu can
control whether individual apps refresh in the background or not.  I believe
the idea of this feature is to save you time when opening apps, and the
phone will learn your routines for doing this so that the apps refresh
appropriately.  However, it sounds as though some of them may be refreshing
more than you want.
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Ed
>>> On 21 Sep 2013, at 19:25, Brian Fischler  wrote:
>>> 
 Hey all,
 
 For the most part I really am loving IOS 7. The one thing that is a
concern is the battery life is horrible. I typically made it through almost
the entire day with not really needing to charge my phone. Yesterday, I
barely used it and I had to charge it twice. I am using an iPhone 4S on IOS
7, and know some of you have some fantastic info, and was hoping someone
might be able to compile a list of checks to use to get the best battery
life. I have turned that new motion option on as I read that saves some
battery life. I have closed a lot of the apps in the app switcher especially
all GPS apps. I saw someone mention turning off background refresh might
save battery life. What am I losing by turning that off, as I thought that
was one of the new features that iPhone was pushing, so by turning off I
would like to know what I am disabling. I assume it means apps will only
refresh when I open them, as I have noticed through out the day I would hear
Downcast refresh which I thought was odd, as I have it set to refresh every
8 hours and usually manually refresh it. I do have about 200 apps on my
phone so if they are constantly trying to refresh I could see that killing
my battery. I have my screen curtain turned on and screen brightness turned
down to 33%. 
 
 Also, if anyone got an iPhone 5S can you let us know howe the battery
life is? I plan to get one when the craze dies down, but want to find out if
people are having serious battery issues or any other problems.
 
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Re: Battery Life on IOS 7

[Brian Fischler]

Hey Ed, Thanks, that will be another option as I did see a bunch in there that 
I barely use. For now I am keeping it completely disabled as I imagine this is 
an issue that Apple will address in 7.0.1 I just spoke to a sighted friend on 
an iPhone 5 and he said his battery life is awful, so at least it is good to 
know it is not a voiceover specific problem so I imagine a fix will come out 
faster.
On Sep 21, 2013, at 2:55 PM, Edward Green  wrote:

> Hi Brian,
> 
> You probably saw in Settings, General, Background App Refresh that you can 
> turn it on or off for specific apps.  If you find that you like having some 
> apps load updates slightly faster, you may want to turn it back on and 
> disable a bunch you don't care about in there that might be draining the 
> battery.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Ed
> On 21 Sep 2013, at 19:52, Brian Fischler  wrote:
> 
>> Yeah Ed I think that might be the problem, as I do have a lot of apps. I 
>> just turned it off, so will see how that affects the battery. Thanks again
>> On Sep 21, 2013, at 2:35 PM, Edward Green  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi Brian,
>>> 
>>> YOu may want to try and experiment with background refresh.  YOu can 
>>> control whether individual apps refresh in the background or not.  I 
>>> believe the idea of this feature is to save you time when opening apps, and 
>>> the phone will learn your routines for doing this so that the apps refresh 
>>> appropriately.  However, it sounds as though some of them may be refreshing 
>>> more than you want.
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Ed
>>> On 21 Sep 2013, at 19:25, Brian Fischler  wrote:
>>> 
 Hey all,
 
 For the most part I really am loving IOS 7. The one thing that is a 
 concern is the battery life is horrible. I typically made it through 
 almost the entire day with not really needing to charge my phone. 
 Yesterday, I barely used it and I had to charge it twice. I am using an 
 iPhone 4S on IOS 7, and know some of you have some fantastic info, and was 
 hoping someone might be able to compile a list of checks to use to get the 
 best battery life. I have turned that new motion option on as I read that 
 saves some battery life. I have closed a lot of the apps in the app 
 switcher especially all GPS apps. I saw someone mention turning off 
 background refresh might save battery life. What am I losing by turning 
 that off, as I thought that was one of the new features that iPhone was 
 pushing, so by turning off I would like to know what I am disabling. I 
 assume it means apps will only refresh when I open them, as I have noticed 
 through out the day I would hear Downcast refresh which I thought was odd, 
 as I have it set to refresh every 8 hours and usually manually refresh it. 
 I do have about 200 apps on my phone so if they are constantly trying to 
 refresh I could see that killing my battery. I have my screen curtain 
 turned on and screen brightness turned down to 33%. 
 
 Also, if anyone got an iPhone 5S can you let us know howe the battery life 
 is? I plan to get one when the craze dies down, but want to find out if 
 people are having serious battery issues or any other problems.
 
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Re: Battery Life on IOS 7

[Edward Green]

Hi Brian,

You probably saw in Settings, General, Background App Refresh that you can turn 
it on or off for specific apps.  If you find that you like having some apps 
load updates slightly faster, you may want to turn it back on and disable a 
bunch you don't care about in there that might be draining the battery.

Cheers,

Ed
On 21 Sep 2013, at 19:52, Brian Fischler  wrote:

> Yeah Ed I think that might be the problem, as I do have a lot of apps. I just 
> turned it off, so will see how that affects the battery. Thanks again
> On Sep 21, 2013, at 2:35 PM, Edward Green  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Brian,
>> 
>> YOu may want to try and experiment with background refresh.  YOu can control 
>> whether individual apps refresh in the background or not.  I believe the 
>> idea of this feature is to save you time when opening apps, and the phone 
>> will learn your routines for doing this so that the apps refresh 
>> appropriately.  However, it sounds as though some of them may be refreshing 
>> more than you want.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> Ed
>> On 21 Sep 2013, at 19:25, Brian Fischler  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hey all,
>>> 
>>> For the most part I really am loving IOS 7. The one thing that is a concern 
>>> is the battery life is horrible. I typically made it through almost the 
>>> entire day with not really needing to charge my phone. Yesterday, I barely 
>>> used it and I had to charge it twice. I am using an iPhone 4S on IOS 7, and 
>>> know some of you have some fantastic info, and was hoping someone might be 
>>> able to compile a list of checks to use to get the best battery life. I 
>>> have turned that new motion option on as I read that saves some battery 
>>> life. I have closed a lot of the apps in the app switcher especially all 
>>> GPS apps. I saw someone mention turning off background refresh might save 
>>> battery life. What am I losing by turning that off, as I thought that was 
>>> one of the new features that iPhone was pushing, so by turning off I would 
>>> like to know what I am disabling. I assume it means apps will only refresh 
>>> when I open them, as I have noticed through out the day I would hear 
>>> Downcast refresh which I thought was odd, as I have it set to refresh every 
>>> 8 hours and usually manually refresh it. I do have about 200 apps on my 
>>> phone so if they are constantly trying to refresh I could see that killing 
>>> my battery. I have my screen curtain turned on and screen brightness turned 
>>> down to 33%. 
>>> 
>>> Also, if anyone got an iPhone 5S can you let us know howe the battery life 
>>> is? I plan to get one when the craze dies down, but want to find out if 
>>> people are having serious battery issues or any other problems.
>>> 
>>> Thanks all
>>> 
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Re: Battery Life on IOS 7

[Brian Fischler]

Yeah Ed I think that might be the problem, as I do have a lot of apps. I just 
turned it off, so will see how that affects the battery. Thanks again
On Sep 21, 2013, at 2:35 PM, Edward Green  wrote:

> Hi Brian,
> 
> YOu may want to try and experiment with background refresh.  YOu can control 
> whether individual apps refresh in the background or not.  I believe the idea 
> of this feature is to save you time when opening apps, and the phone will 
> learn your routines for doing this so that the apps refresh appropriately.  
> However, it sounds as though some of them may be refreshing more than you 
> want.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Ed
> On 21 Sep 2013, at 19:25, Brian Fischler  wrote:
> 
>> Hey all,
>> 
>> For the most part I really am loving IOS 7. The one thing that is a concern 
>> is the battery life is horrible. I typically made it through almost the 
>> entire day with not really needing to charge my phone. Yesterday, I barely 
>> used it and I had to charge it twice. I am using an iPhone 4S on IOS 7, and 
>> know some of you have some fantastic info, and was hoping someone might be 
>> able to compile a list of checks to use to get the best battery life. I have 
>> turned that new motion option on as I read that saves some battery life. I 
>> have closed a lot of the apps in the app switcher especially all GPS apps. I 
>> saw someone mention turning off background refresh might save battery life. 
>> What am I losing by turning that off, as I thought that was one of the new 
>> features that iPhone was pushing, so by turning off I would like to know 
>> what I am disabling. I assume it means apps will only refresh when I open 
>> them, as I have noticed through out the day I would hear Downcast refresh 
>> which I thought was odd, as I have it set to refresh every 8 hours and 
>> usually manually refresh it. I do have about 200 apps on my phone so if they 
>> are constantly trying to refresh I could see that killing my battery. I have 
>> my screen curtain turned on and screen brightness turned down to 33%. 
>> 
>> Also, if anyone got an iPhone 5S can you let us know howe the battery life 
>> is? I plan to get one when the craze dies down, but want to find out if 
>> people are having serious battery issues or any other problems.
>> 
>> Thanks all
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Re: Battery Life on IOS 7

[Edward Green]

Hi Brian,

YOu may want to try and experiment with background refresh.  YOu can control 
whether individual apps refresh in the background or not.  I believe the idea 
of this feature is to save you time when opening apps, and the phone will learn 
your routines for doing this so that the apps refresh appropriately.  However, 
it sounds as though some of them may be refreshing more than you want.

Cheers,

Ed
On 21 Sep 2013, at 19:25, Brian Fischler  wrote:

> Hey all,
> 
> For the most part I really am loving IOS 7. The one thing that is a concern 
> is the battery life is horrible. I typically made it through almost the 
> entire day with not really needing to charge my phone. Yesterday, I barely 
> used it and I had to charge it twice. I am using an iPhone 4S on IOS 7, and 
> know some of you have some fantastic info, and was hoping someone might be 
> able to compile a list of checks to use to get the best battery life. I have 
> turned that new motion option on as I read that saves some battery life. I 
> have closed a lot of the apps in the app switcher especially all GPS apps. I 
> saw someone mention turning off background refresh might save battery life. 
> What am I losing by turning that off, as I thought that was one of the new 
> features that iPhone was pushing, so by turning off I would like to know what 
> I am disabling. I assume it means apps will only refresh when I open them, as 
> I have noticed through out the day I would hear Downcast refresh which I 
> thought was odd, as I have it set to refresh every 8 hours and usually 
> manually refresh it. I do have about 200 apps on my phone so if they are 
> constantly trying to refresh I could see that killing my battery. I have my 
> screen curtain turned on and screen brightness turned down to 33%. 
> 
> Also, if anyone got an iPhone 5S can you let us know howe the battery life 
> is? I plan to get one when the craze dies down, but want to find out if 
> people are having serious battery issues or any other problems.
> 
> Thanks all
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Battery Life on IOS 7

[Brian Fischler]

Hey all,

For the most part I really am loving IOS 7. The one thing that is a concern is 
the battery life is horrible. I typically made it through almost the entire day 
with not really needing to charge my phone. Yesterday, I barely used it and I 
had to charge it twice. I am using an iPhone 4S on IOS 7, and know some of you 
have some fantastic info, and was hoping someone might be able to compile a 
list of checks to use to get the best battery life. I have turned that new 
motion option on as I read that saves some battery life. I have closed a lot of 
the apps in the app switcher especially all GPS apps. I saw someone mention 
turning off background refresh might save battery life. What am I losing by 
turning that off, as I thought that was one of the new features that iPhone was 
pushing, so by turning off I would like to know what I am disabling. I assume 
it means apps will only refresh when I open them, as I have noticed through out 
the day I would hear Downcast refresh which I thought was odd, as I have it set 
to refresh every 8 hours and usually manually refresh it. I do have about 200 
apps on my phone so if they are constantly trying to refresh I could see that 
killing my battery. I have my screen curtain turned on and screen brightness 
turned down to 33%. 

Also, if anyone got an iPhone 5S can you let us know howe the battery life is? 
I plan to get one when the craze dies down, but want to find out if people are 
having serious battery issues or any other problems.

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Re: Option T for time, Apple Script on new MBA

[Kimberly thurman]

I had the first step, but couldn't remember what to do after that to save my 
soul.  Thank you so much!!  If you're that smart before coffee, I can't imagine 
afterwards.  haha  Have a wonderful Saturday!!
On Sep 21, 2013, at 11:46 AM, Cait and Maggie  wrote:

> Hey Kim,
> Go into the vo utility and pick the first row in the table, it might be 
> called general or something like that.   this is where you can add a 
> personalized greeting when the computer is turned on.  In this same row is 
> the radio button for "use apple scripts".  Make sure this is checked.
> 
> Now go down to the commanders row.  Go into that and pick keyboard commander. 
>  Make sure that keyboard commander is selected/turned on.  If you look under 
> this, I think the one for time is under there.  If not, there should be an 
> option for you to create it by pressing the keys you want.
> 
> I am doing this from memory, so sorry if some things are jumbled..
> Cait, going for coffee now!
> 
> On 2013-09-21, at 11:34 AM, Kimberly thurman  wrote:
> 
>> Hello all:
>> 
>> I just got a new Macbook Air, and I cannot remember how to enable Apple 
>> Script so I can get the time with option T.  Can anyone help?  I would so 
>> appreciate it.  
>> 
>> Best,
>> 
>> Kim
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Re: Option T for time, Apple Script on new MBA

[John Panarese]

   In the VoiceOver utility, in the General category, enable the checkbox that 
says, allow VoiceOver to be controlled by Apple Scripts.  Also, make sure 
Keyboard Commander is also enabled.


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> Hello all:
> 
> I just got a new Macbook Air, and I cannot remember how to enable Apple 
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> appreciate it.  
> 
> Best,
> 
> Kim
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Re: Option T for time, Apple Script on new MBA

[Cait and Maggie]

Hey Kim,
Go into the vo utility and pick the first row in the table, it might be called 
general or something like that.   this is where you can add a personalized 
greeting when the computer is turned on.  In this same row is the radio button 
for "use apple scripts".  Make sure this is checked.

Now go down to the commanders row.  Go into that and pick keyboard commander.  
Make sure that keyboard commander is selected/turned on.  If you look under 
this, I think the one for time is under there.  If not, there should be an 
option for you to create it by pressing the keys you want.

I am doing this from memory, so sorry if some things are jumbled..
Cait, going for coffee now!

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> Hello all:
> 
> I just got a new Macbook Air, and I cannot remember how to enable Apple 
> Script so I can get the time with option T.  Can anyone help?  I would so 
> appreciate it.  
> 
> Best,
> 
> Kim
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Option T for time, Apple Script on new MBA

[Kimberly thurman]

Hello all:

I just got a new Macbook Air, and I cannot remember how to enable Apple Script 
so I can get the time with option T.  Can anyone help?  I would so appreciate 
it.  

Best,

Kim

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Re: following someone in night owl?

[Alex Hall]

Apparently, Twitter removed that feature. You must now use Night Owl itself. 
Hit cmd-u, type the username, and press enter. Once you are on the list of 
tweets from that user, find and interact with the drawer, then open the 
"useraction" menu button, arrow down to "following status", right arrow to open 
it, and choose follow from the resulting menu. You can now hit cmd-1 to reset 
the view back to your normal timeline.
On Sep 21, 2013, at 4:23 AM, Maria and Joe Chapman  
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> Hi.
> 
> I thought you followed someone by opening a new tweet and pressing f followed 
> by space and the user name? this doesn't seem to be working? am I missing 
> something? I've tried both with and without the at symbol.
> 
> please help?
> 
> thanks 
> Cheers 
> Maria  
> 
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> skype bubbygirl1972  twitter same as skype without the numbers. 
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Re: games for the mac?

[Cait and Maggie]

thanks!
I do have choice of the dragon on my i phone and like that one.

I'll go check out the app store later today!
Cait

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> Not sure about Inquisitor as I haven't played it, but there are quite a few 
> text adventure games available in the Mac App Store. One series is "Choice 
> of" Games – they're available on iOS too.
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Re: games for the mac?

[Nicholas Parsons]

Not sure about Inquisitor as I haven't played it, but there are quite a few 
text adventure games available in the Mac App Store. One series is "Choice of" 
Games – they're available on iOS too.

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What I think is something new for Siri

[Eugenia Firth]

Regards,
Gigi Hi guys
I just tested out something because I wanted to know if you could be done. If 
one has forgotten to set triple click home these days, you can now tell Siri to 
turn voiceover on. I have been wanting that. Just thought you guys would like 
to know.

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Re: Voicover not announcing auto-correct anymore.

[Kjsc Radio]

Yes the Facebook app is more sluggish and iOS 7.

Sent from my iPhone

> On 20 Sep 2013, at 10:04 pm, Jamie Pauls  wrote:
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> The problem may be with the Facebook app. The latest version doesn't let you 
> view notifications anymore. It seems to be quite a bit more sluggish for me 
> as well.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
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>> 
>> I just noticed when I was typing a message on facebook on my IPhone, that 
>> sense I upgraded to IOS7, voiceover has stopped speaking when the 
>> autocorrect feature pops up.  Is that a bug with the operating system, or is 
>> something turned off in the settings that I need to fix?
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Re: Creating more space on IPhone?

[Eugenia Firth]

If I understand, it sounds like you have the same situation as I have with my 
music files. However, I think I figured out something. I notice the ones I have 
deleted have a download option is to it, whereas the ones I have on my iPhone 
don't. So, I think it is listed in the face of been purchased this past. So 
now, I think the question is, is there a setting that you can set where it 
doesn't list of things you deleted that are in the cloud?

Regards,
Gigi

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> On Sep 21, 2013, at 4:20 AM, May and Noah  wrote:
> 
> How do you go about making sure these items are complete erased?
> 
> Whenever KI check my phone it still says I have apps or music that I have 
> deleted on my IPhone. Am I missing something?
> 
> May and Prince Noah
> www.canadianlynx.ca
> 
>> On 2013-09-21, at 1:35 AM, Alex Hall  wrote:
>> 
>> Well, 5gb is easy to believe, depending on what the app has downloaded or 
>> cached, and that's about a third of your total right there. Music is 
>> probably around 200mb, depending on how big each song is, and four more apps 
>> of 200mb each gets you to another gigabyte right there. Clear out content on 
>> that 4gb app, that's most of the problem, then see about erasing larger apps 
>> you don't use. For instance, I erased all my music (since I can just re-sync 
>> it anyway) and deleted Garageband since I never use it anyway.
>>> On Sep 21, 2013, at 1:08 AM, Jim Portillo  wrote:
>>> 
>>> Hi,
>>> 
>>> I’ve got a 16 Gig IPhone 5 and can not download the new IOS 7 because it 
>>> tells me I only have 2.7 gigs available on my phone and it needs at least 3 
>>> gigs for it to download.
>>> Do apps really take up that many gigs?  Every app I see in the “Usage” 
>>> section takes up megs, not gigs.  The only one that takes up 5 gigs is 
>>> OOTunes, which I find hard to believe.
>>> Also, I don’t have much music on my phone…61 songs, and 15 photos.
>>> Is something up with the phone, or have I really used close to 14 gigs of 
>>> pure apps?  Again, I find it hard to believe, but I’ll take any advice.
>>> What can I do to gain more space?
>>> Jim
>>> 
>>> 
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Re: Creating more space on IPhone?

[May and Noah]

How do you go about making sure these items are complete erased?

Whenever KI check my phone it still says I have apps or music that I have 
deleted on my IPhone. Am I missing something?

May and Prince Noah
www.canadianlynx.ca

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> Well, 5gb is easy to believe, depending on what the app has downloaded or 
> cached, and that's about a third of your total right there. Music is probably 
> around 200mb, depending on how big each song is, and four more apps of 200mb 
> each gets you to another gigabyte right there. Clear out content on that 4gb 
> app, that's most of the problem, then see about erasing larger apps you don't 
> use. For instance, I erased all my music (since I can just re-sync it anyway) 
> and deleted Garageband since I never use it anyway.
> On Sep 21, 2013, at 1:08 AM, Jim Portillo  wrote:
> 
>> Hi,
>>  
>> I’ve got a 16 Gig IPhone 5 and can not download the new IOS 7 because it 
>> tells me I only have 2.7 gigs available on my phone and it needs at least 3 
>> gigs for it to download.
>> Do apps really take up that many gigs?  Every app I see in the “Usage” 
>> section takes up megs, not gigs.  The only one that takes up 5 gigs is 
>> OOTunes, which I find hard to believe.
>> Also, I don’t have much music on my phone…61 songs, and 15 photos.
>> Is something up with the phone, or have I really used close to 14 gigs of 
>> pure apps?  Again, I find it hard to believe, but I’ll take any advice.
>> What can I do to gain more space?
>> Jim
>>  
>>  
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following someone in night owl?

[Maria and Joe Chapman]

Hi.

I thought you followed someone by opening a new tweet and pressing f followed 
by space and the user name? this doesn't seem to be working? am I missing 
something? I've tried both with and without the at symbol.

please help?

thanks 
Cheers 
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