Re: upgrading my 2009 macbook memory?

[The wolf]

what is the amount of ram you are running on your 2009 macbook?

also I did update to High Sierra and it brought my mac to a crawl it is 
on 2 gigs of ram but High SierraHigh Sierra made it unusable so I I 
downgraded to


the version al kepatan

sorry I can't spell that word it seems to run a bit better  when I down 
graded



Hank



On 6/7/2018 10:51 PM, Harry Bell wrote:
Adding extra RAM is easy (my wife did it for me) and my 2009 MacBook 
does run High Sierra - but voiceover is now so sluggish that it might 
have been wiser not to have upgraded the OS.
So, I agree that the latest and greatest is not necessarily the best 
choice!

Harry

On 7 Jun 2018, at 20:54, Tim Kilburn > wrote:



hi,

While I do much prefer having the latest MacOS with all the features 
and such, I caution people from telling others not to do things to 
make their working Mac even better.  Sometimes there are financial 
reasons, sometimes it's just because it works and there's no need to 
have some of these newer features.


I have a couple hundred iMacs at work that won't go above El Capitan. 
 They work fine and I can't justify the cost of replacing them all 
with the latest iMac models.  I do have some newer souped up iMacs 
with Fusion drives and lots of RAM for video editing and such, but 
for basic student work, these older iMacs do the job quite well.


Instead of making a judgement call regarding someone else's 
situation, I'd rather just say how performance could be improved, 
express the limitations of the older hardware, and let them be the 
judge of what's worth the cost to them.


I apologize if this sounds critical.  That's not my intent.

Later...



Tim Kilburn
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(with Swift Playgrounds Recognition)
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On Jun 7, 2018, at 13:40, Mike Arrigo > wrote:


While you could probably upgrade the memory, it may not be worth it. 
The 2009 macs will not be able to run any more new versions of Mac OS 
so it's probably not worth putting any more money in to them.

Original message:

   This site will scan your machine and list any possible upgrades for
memory and SSDs.







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On 6/6/2018 11:45 PM, The wolf wrote:

Hello I have a late 2009 macbook.



it currently has 2 gig ram but the max it would take is 4 gig



if I were to upgrade the ram will I notice a huge improvement?



also where do you go to get the ram changed on the computer?



thanks



Hank





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Re: upgrading my 2009 macbook memory?

[Harry Bell]

Adding extra RAM is easy (my wife did it for me) and my 2009 MacBook does run 
High Sierra - but voiceover is now so sluggish that it might have been wiser 
not to have upgraded the OS. 
So, I agree that the latest and greatest is not necessarily the best choice!
Harry

> On 7 Jun 2018, at 20:54, Tim Kilburn  wrote:
> 
> hi,
> 
> While I do much prefer having the latest MacOS with all the features and 
> such, I caution people from telling others not to do things to make their 
> working Mac even better.  Sometimes there are financial reasons, sometimes 
> it's just because it works and there's no need to have some of these newer 
> features.
> 
> I have a couple hundred iMacs at work that won't go above El Capitan.  They 
> work fine and I can't justify the cost of replacing them all with the latest 
> iMac models.  I do have some newer souped up iMacs with Fusion drives and 
> lots of RAM for video editing and such, but for basic student work, these 
> older iMacs do the job quite well.
> 
> Instead of making a judgement call regarding someone else's situation, I'd 
> rather just say how performance could be improved, express the limitations of 
> the older hardware, and let them be the judge of what's worth the cost to 
> them.
> 
> I apologize if this sounds critical.  That's not my intent.
> 
> Later...
> 
> 
> 
> Tim Kilburn
> Apple Teacher
> (with Swift Playgrounds Recognition)
> Fort McMurray, AB Canada
> 
> On Jun 7, 2018, at 13:40, Mike Arrigo  wrote:
> 
> While you could probably upgrade the memory, it may not be worth it. The 2009 
> macs will not be able to run any more new versions of Mac OS so it's probably 
> not worth putting any more money in to them.
> Original message:
>>This site will scan your machine and list any possible upgrades for
>> memory and SSDs.
> 
>> 
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>>> On 6/6/2018 11:45 PM, The wolf wrote:
>>> Hello I have a late 2009 macbook.
> 
>>> it currently has 2 gig ram but the max it would take is 4 gig
> 
>>> if I were to upgrade the ram will I notice a huge improvement?
> 
>>> also where do you go to get the ram changed on the computer?
> 
>>> thanks
> 
>>> Hank
> 
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Re: Latest OS

[E.T.]

   This Apple support article provides the information.



   This link provides the information for macOS Mojave (to be released 
in the fall).




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On 6/7/2018 7:35 PM, Agent086b wrote:

Hi all,
with the new version of Mac OS what is the oldest Mac it will work on do we 
know?
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Hi all,
with the new version of Mac OS what is the oldest Mac it will work on do we 
know?
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Re: Using airdrop sometimes note working!

[Ramy Moustafa]

Hi all:

am writing to this thread again, because it happens to me more and more.
somtimes it works and sometimes not.
so, is there a way to assure that i can see all Ios machines that i need to 
send to them inside the air-drop?


> On Jun 4, 2018, at 12:41 PM, Ramy Moustafa  wrote:
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> `Hi all:
> 
> I’m using Airdrop to send files between my Iphone and my mac mini most of the 
> time.
> Sometimes Iphone took a very long time to find my mac, and some times my 
> Iphone can not see my mac at all.
> they r on the same network Bluetooth is on.
> 
> is there an issue i should take care of?
> and must i do anything on my mac to make it faster when i need it to recieve 
> something?
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Re: High Sierra and automatic language switching

[Ramy Moustafa]

Hi:
thanks so much as mentioned, am using teh Infovox, and it’s working ok with 2 
languages.
arabic and english.


> On Jun 7, 2018, at 12:48 AM, Pavel Yefetov  wrote:
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> 
> 
> среда, 20 декабря 2017 г., 1:41:06 UTC-5 пользователь Anne Robertson написал:
> Hello Ramy, 
> 
> Automatic language switching only happens where language tags are available, 
> such as in HTML, and they have to be correctly applied. Otherwise, switching 
> voices is horrible in High Sierra. This is why I’m still on Sierra as I 
> switch between French and English many times every day. 
> This topic has been discussed quite a bit on this list and there doesn’t seem 
> to be an easy solution to the problem. 
> 
> Cheers, 
> 
> Anne 
> 
> 
> 
> > On 19 Dec 2017, at 22:02, Ramy Moustafa > wrote: 
> > 
> > Hello all: 
> > 
> > After 4 Hours, I updated my MacBook pro 2015 to High Sierra, and the 
> > only thing that I found that the volume went all down, and I called a 
> > helper on Be my eyes and he told me that the Mac is working, I 
> > increased the volume and all worked ok. 
> > 
> > Now I need to use the Automatic language swithch. 
> > my default language is English and am using the english voice, 
> > and I downloaded from  Sierra some Arabic voices like Tarek. 
> > 1- I selected the Automatically select paste on language, inside the 
> > voice chooser menu on the Voice over. 
> > 2- When I came across any Arabic word or something, VOice over did not 
> > switch to the Arabic Voice. 
> > Don' t know what can I do to use this feature. 
> > 
> > Please Help 
> > 
> > 
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Re: Voiceover Problem

[tim]

I get that problem when switching from internal speakers from bluetooth and 
back.
The only fix is restart voiceover.
Also I have found that bug in every release.
> On Jun 3, 2018, at 3:56 PM, Eric Oyen  wrote:
> 
> I get that here as well. it happens at random across any app I happen to be 
> running.  This only happens on the mac mini here. I don't see it on the 
> iPhone 7 nor does it happen on my OS X Lion macbook either. This tells me 
> that it has existed in the newer os versions.
> 
> -eric
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>> Do you mean your speech audio dips, then fades back up to normal? If so, 
>> I've seen that for a couple years, on different devices. I don't think it's 
>> your drive, which is the good news. The bad news is I've never found a fix 
>> and can't pin down how to make it happen to pass along to Apple.
>> 
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>>> On Jun 3, 2018, at 12:25, E.T. >> > wrote:
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>>>   MBP mid 2012 with High Sierra. I upgraded both memory and internal drive 
>>> with Crucial components.
>>> 
>>>   I don't know when the problem appeared, perhaps when I was running 
>>> Sierra. Quite often when I execute a VO command, VO speech will dwindle 
>>> almost to nothing briefly. There is no pattern to it except it happens when 
>>> I press a VO command.
>>> 
>>>   I had replaced the spinning drive with an MX300 SSD. I cloned Sierra to 
>>> the spinning drive when High Sierra was released. The spinning drive is in 
>>> a USB enclosure. So I have been doing some testing using that spinning 
>>> drive keeping in mind the USB connection is slower. VO speech never bogs 
>>> down.
>>> 
>>>   At the moment, I think it might be the MX300 drive but I do not know what 
>>> else it could be. Anyone using the MX300 SSD?
>>> 
>>>   I ran the Crucial scan yesterday and it now shows an MX500 for an 
>>> upgrade. Before I go there I would like to get feedback on what else to 
>>> check on my system.
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Re: Mail: selected message after deleting / moving a message.

[Donna Goodin]

Jonathan,

I love that behavior on the Mac.  I'm still running Sierra, though, so cant 
comment on the latest version of High Sierra.
Cheers,
Donna
> On Jun 7, 2018, at 9:28 AM, Jonathan Cohn  wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> Yesterday I updated to the latest point release of High Sierra. 
> 
> It seems to me that unlike with older versions, Mail is not remembering if I 
> am reading or down in the list of messages. 
> 
> I.E. When reading mail on my El Capitan system at work, if I use the arrow up 
> key to read a message and then delete that message using the delete key, the 
> message selected will be the prior message in the list. It appeared that with 
> 10.13.5 that if I delete message #5 then the selected message is the new 
> message #5 in the list no matter which direction I am reading. Can anybody 
> confirm this behavior Did anybody else ever even notice this wonderful 
> feature of Macintosh mail that most other mail packages can’t seem to get 
> right.
> Take care,
> 
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VZW's messages plus app

[Stacey Robinson]

Hello,
Has anyone here ever used the verizon messages plus app and how accessable is 
it?
I downloaded it because it said I needed it to read group messages from our 
church prayer chain.
Can anyone give me tips on using this app?

Blessings,

Stacey Robinson

stacey...@bellsouth.net

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Re: DTMF entry during a FaceTime call

[Robert Hill]

Hi to all,

Thank you to Tim and Brian for providing a solution to this issue.

I had been trying to work with Apple for quite some time to get this resolved 
with no success.

Your work is much appreciated.

Bob Hill.



> On Jun 7, 2018, at 4:39 PM, Tim Kilburn  wrote:
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Re: DTMF entry during a FaceTime call

[Tim Kilburn]

Hi,

What is likely happening in your case has to do with the VO cursor.  In the 
Navigation category of the VO Utility, if your mouse pointer ignores the VO 
cursor, then the VO-shift-space that Brian mentioned does not click the correct 
area.  You can do a few different things here.  First, you could change that 
setting in the VO Utility to have the mouse pointer follow the VO cursor, then 
when you perform the VO-shift-space the touch-tones should work.  
Alternatively, when you make the call, there is a special notification that is 
displayed, so, press VO-n to bring focus to that notification area, press 
VO-cmd-f5 to bring the mouse to the VO cursor, then perform the VO-shift-space 
as mentioned.  In either case, the touch-tone should work for you.

Later...

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On Jun 7, 2018, at 14:25, aliFaisal  wrote:

Brian,
When I do this, it just brings up the apple menu.
Thanks

> On Jun 6, 2018, at 11:53 AM, Brian Hansen  > wrote:
> 
> When placing a call on your Mac using FaceTime, once the call is connected to 
> your bank, or where ever you want to access an automated system, just hit 
> Shift-VO-Space when the call is connected, and you will be able to manually 
> enter in digits just as if you were using a regular phone.
> 
> Blessings,
> 
> Brian
> 
> 
>> On Jun 5, 2018, at 6:05 PM, 'Jason White' via MacVisionaries 
>> mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>> 
>> wrote:
>> 
>> Is it possible to generate DTMF tones whilst on a FaceTime call, as with a 
>> telephone keypad?
>>  
>> If I call an interactive voice response system, I usually need to be able to 
>> enter digits and the pound key, at least. I found an indication via a Web 
>> search that FaceTime supports this, but it didn’t work when I tried it by 
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Re: DTMF entry during a FaceTime call

[Brian Hansen]

Try going into your VO Utilities using VO-F8, then down to Navigation, and make 
sure that the mouse follows the VO cursor. A friend of mine had this same 
problem, and if I’m remembering correctly, this is how we fixed it.

Blessings,

Brian


> On Jun 7, 2018, at 3:25 PM, aliFaisal  wrote:
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> Brian,
> When I do this, it just brings up the apple menu.
> Thanks
> 
>> On Jun 6, 2018, at 11:53 AM, Brian Hansen > > wrote:
>> 
>> When placing a call on your Mac using FaceTime, once the call is connected 
>> to your bank, or where ever you want to access an automated system, just hit 
>> Shift-VO-Space when the call is connected, and you will be able to manually 
>> enter in digits just as if you were using a regular phone.
>> 
>> Blessings,
>> 
>> Brian
>> 
>> 
>>> On Jun 5, 2018, at 6:05 PM, 'Jason White' via MacVisionaries 
>>> mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>> 
>>> wrote:
>>> 
>>> Is it possible to generate DTMF tones whilst on a FaceTime call, as with a 
>>> telephone keypad?
>>>  
>>> If I call an interactive voice response system, I usually need to be able 
>>> to enter digits and the pound key, at least. I found an indication via a 
>>> Web search that FaceTime supports this, but it didn’t work when I tried it 
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Re: DTMF entry during a FaceTime call

[aliFaisal]

Brian,
When I do this, it just brings up the apple menu.
Thanks

> On Jun 6, 2018, at 11:53 AM, Brian Hansen  wrote:
> 
> When placing a call on your Mac using FaceTime, once the call is connected to 
> your bank, or where ever you want to access an automated system, just hit 
> Shift-VO-Space when the call is connected, and you will be able to manually 
> enter in digits just as if you were using a regular phone.
> 
> Blessings,
> 
> Brian
> 
> 
>> On Jun 5, 2018, at 6:05 PM, 'Jason White' via MacVisionaries 
>> mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>> 
>> wrote:
>> 
>> Is it possible to generate DTMF tones whilst on a FaceTime call, as with a 
>> telephone keypad?
>>  
>> If I call an interactive voice response system, I usually need to be able to 
>> enter digits and the pound key, at least. I found an indication via a Web 
>> search that FaceTime supports this, but it didn’t work when I tried it by 
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Re: upgrading my 2009 macbook memory?

[Tim Kilburn]

hi,

While I do much prefer having the latest MacOS with all the features and such, 
I caution people from telling others not to do things to make their working Mac 
even better.  Sometimes there are financial reasons, sometimes it's just 
because it works and there's no need to have some of these newer features.

I have a couple hundred iMacs at work that won't go above El Capitan.  They 
work fine and I can't justify the cost of replacing them all with the latest 
iMac models.  I do have some newer souped up iMacs with Fusion drives and lots 
of RAM for video editing and such, but for basic student work, these older 
iMacs do the job quite well.

Instead of making a judgement call regarding someone else's situation, I'd 
rather just say how performance could be improved, express the limitations of 
the older hardware, and let them be the judge of what's worth the cost to them.

I apologize if this sounds critical.  That's not my intent.

Later...



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On Jun 7, 2018, at 13:40, Mike Arrigo  wrote:

While you could probably upgrade the memory, it may not be worth it. The 2009 
macs will not be able to run any more new versions of Mac OS so it's probably 
not worth putting any more money in to them.
Original message:
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> memory and SSDs.

>  >

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>> it currently has 2 gig ram but the max it would take is 4 gig

>> if I were to upgrade the ram will I notice a huge improvement?

>> also where do you go to get the ram changed on the computer?

>> thanks

>> Hank



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Re: upgrading my 2009 macbook memory?

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While you could probably upgrade the memory, it may not be worth it. 
The 2009 macs will not be able to run any more new versions of Mac OS 
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Hello I have a late 2009 macbook.



it currently has 2 gig ram but the max it would take is 4 gig



if I were to upgrade the ram will I notice a huge improvement?



also where do you go to get the ram changed on the computer?



thanks



Hank





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Re: Wi-fi Query

[Jonathan Cohn]

Another possibility is that both your router and your ISP are responding to 
DHCP requests. If you expect your router to be handling DHCP then make sure of 
the following:

1. Only one device is configured for DHCP on your LAN.
2. That broadcast ethernet packets on your lan do not get sent out beyond it. 


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> Hi,
> 
> Sounds like either your Mac was already on when the router started up, or the 
> Mac started up faster than the router.  Two ways to stop that message are to 
> just restart the Mac so that it will get a new DHCP lease from the router, or 
> you can go into System Prefs, Network, then to the Advanced button.  Select 
> the DHCP tab from here and press the "Renew DHCP Lease" button.  This should 
> clear up any confusion.
> 
> Later...
> 
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>   I turn my router off at night so its fresh in the morning; Today after 
> restarting the router and booting the Mac, then starting VMware Fusion but 
> not yet running the VM, the Mac popped up a dialog informing me that another 
> device was using the same IP address. I repeated the whole process after 
> turning off the iPhone so there would not br anything else connecting. Same 
> dialog different IP address. Started over with iPhone turned on. No dialog 
> this time.
> 
>   Should this happen again, how can I see what might be connected to my Wi-Fi?
> 
>   Side note; when I went to menu extras and opened the Wi-Fi item, my phone 
> was listed under Personal Hotspot even though this is not enabled on my 
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Re: Wi-fi Query

[E.T.]

   That may be exactly it. I will delay the Mac startup a little more. 
I can do a jig and them turn the Mac loose. :) Thanks Tim.


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Hi,

Sounds like either your Mac was already on when the router started up, 
or the Mac started up faster than the router.  Two ways to stop that 
message are to just restart the Mac so that it will get a new DHCP lease 
from the router, or you can go into System Prefs, Network, then to the 
Advanced button.  Select the DHCP tab from here and press the "Renew 
DHCP Lease" button.  This should clear up any confusion.


Later...


Tim Kilburn
Apple Teacher
(with Swift Playgrounds Recognition)
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On Jun 7, 2018, at 11:20, E.T. > wrote:


   I turn my router off at night so its fresh in the morning; Today 
after restarting the router and booting the Mac, then starting VMware 
Fusion but not yet running the VM, the Mac popped up a dialog informing 
me that another device was using the same IP address. I repeated the 
whole process after turning off the iPhone so there would not br 
anything else connecting. Same dialog different IP address. Started over 
with iPhone turned on. No dialog this time.


   Should this happen again, how can I see what might be connected to my 
Wi-Fi?


   Side note; when I went to menu extras and opened the Wi-Fi item, my 
phone was listed under Personal Hotspot even though this is not enabled 
on my iPhone. Is this normal?


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Re: Wi-fi Query

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Hi,

Sounds like either your Mac was already on when the router started up, or the 
Mac started up faster than the router.  Two ways to stop that message are to 
just restart the Mac so that it will get a new DHCP lease from the router, or 
you can go into System Prefs, Network, then to the Advanced button.  Select the 
DHCP tab from here and press the "Renew DHCP Lease" button.  This should clear 
up any confusion.

Later...


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On Jun 7, 2018, at 11:20, E.T.  wrote:

  I turn my router off at night so its fresh in the morning; Today after 
restarting the router and booting the Mac, then starting VMware Fusion but not 
yet running the VM, the Mac popped up a dialog informing me that another device 
was using the same IP address. I repeated the whole process after turning off 
the iPhone so there would not br anything else connecting. Same dialog 
different IP address. Started over with iPhone turned on. No dialog this time.

  Should this happen again, how can I see what might be connected to my Wi-Fi?

  Side note; when I went to menu extras and opened the Wi-Fi item, my phone was 
listed under Personal Hotspot even though this is not enabled on my iPhone. Is 
this normal?

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Wi-fi Query

[E.T.]

   I turn my router off at night so its fresh in the morning; Today 
after restarting the router and booting the Mac, then starting VMware 
Fusion but not yet running the VM, the Mac popped up a dialog informing 
me that another device was using the same IP address. I repeated the 
whole process after turning off the iPhone so there would not br 
anything else connecting. Same dialog different IP address. Started over 
with iPhone turned on. No dialog this time.


   Should this happen again, how can I see what might be connected to 
my Wi-Fi?


   Side note; when I went to menu extras and opened the Wi-Fi item, my 
phone was listed under Personal Hotspot even though this is not enabled 
on my iPhone. Is this normal?


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Any accessible apps for Mac and/or iPhone for digitally signing documents in other than pdf format?

[Christine Grassman]

Subject query says it all. For example, is docusign accessible? TIA.
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THanks.

[Anders Holmberg]

Hi!
Thanks to those who helped me with my playing problem on a specific webpage.
It works now and i am so happy.
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Alexa unofficially works on your Apple Watch

[Mary Otten]

Of possible interest to watch owners who love Alexa.

Alexa unofficially works on your Apple Watch
TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog


AOL
Even though Siri's getting a massive update in iOS 12 later this year that 
makes it far more versatile, it's not quite the most powerful voice assistant 
around at the minute. Until now, it was the only one available on Apple Watch. 
If you've wanted to use Alexa on Apple Watch, though, third-party app Voice In 
A Can brings Amazon's tool to the device.

This is a standalone app, so you don't need your phone around for it to work, 
only a data or WiFi connection. Developer Damian Mehers recommends adding the 
app as a Watch complication for easier use. Once you've installed Voice In A 
Can and linked it to your Amazon account, Alexa can do Alexa things on your 
Watch.



There are some limitations: it can't play music, audiobooks or podcasts. Some 
daily flash briefings don't work either. You can, however, control smart home 
items you've linked to Alexa and take advantage of its other features. 
Annoyingly, your Watch will disconnect from Alexa when the screen goes black, 
so you might want to increase the timeout limits. Since you'll need to have the 
screen awake and to tap a button to activate Alexa, that shouldn't pose too 
much of a problem.

It's not unfeasible that Amazon will add official Apple Watch for Alexa down 
the line, with more integrated functionality, but at least this works for the 
time being. Just note that Voice In A Can ($1.99 in the App Store) could vanish 
if Apple or Amazon decide they don't like it.



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Re: upgrading my 2009 macbook memory?

[Nickus de Vos]

Hi Hank
The short answer is no, doubling the RAM in that machine from 2 to 4 GB won’t 
make a difference. I’ll stick my neck out here and say you probably won’t even 
see a difference in performance at all with double the RAM. Don’t go wasting 
your money on RAM.

As said the best in terms of speed upgrade you can do is installing a SSD, but 
you really have to ask yourself whether it’s worth investing money in to such a 
old machine. 
If not already, soon that machine will stop being compatible with the latest 
Mac OS which basically makes it unsupported. If I were you I’d save up some 
money and get a newer machine, even if you can’t afford a brand new one, Apple 
also sells a lot of refurbished machines at pretty good prices.

> On 07 Jun 2018, at 17:04, Tim Kilburn  wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> You would notice some improvement, but I wouldn't say "Huge".  It would 
> certainly help, but the biggest improvement would be if you installed an SSD 
> instead of your spinning HD.  Between the two of them, it would seem like a 
> brand new hot rod compared to your puddle jumper.  That model is not under 
> warranty anymore, so any reputable computer service vender could do the 
> upgrade for you.  Probably an Apple certified service provider would be 
> preferable, but not required.
> 
> Later...
> 
> Tim Kilburn
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> 
> On Jun 7, 2018, at 00:45, The wolf  > wrote:
> 
> Hello I have a late 2009 macbook.
> 
> it currently has 2 gig ram but the max it would take is 4 gig
> 
> if I were to upgrade the ram will I notice a huge improvement?
> 
> also where do you go to get the ram changed on the computer?
> 
> thanks
> 
> Hank
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Re: upgrading my 2009 macbook memory?

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   This site will scan your machine and list any possible upgrades for 
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On 6/6/2018 11:45 PM, The wolf wrote:

Hello I have a late 2009 macbook.

it currently has 2 gig ram but the max it would take is 4 gig

if I were to upgrade the ram will I notice a huge improvement?

also where do you go to get the ram changed on the computer?

thanks

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Re: upgrading my 2009 macbook memory?

[Tim Kilburn]

Hi,

You would notice some improvement, but I wouldn't say "Huge".  It would 
certainly help, but the biggest improvement would be if you installed an SSD 
instead of your spinning HD.  Between the two of them, it would seem like a 
brand new hot rod compared to your puddle jumper.  That model is not under 
warranty anymore, so any reputable computer service vender could do the upgrade 
for you.  Probably an Apple certified service provider would be preferable, but 
not required.

Later...

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Apple Teacher
(with Swift Playgrounds Recognition)
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On Jun 7, 2018, at 00:45, The wolf  wrote:

Hello I have a late 2009 macbook.

it currently has 2 gig ram but the max it would take is 4 gig

if I were to upgrade the ram will I notice a huge improvement?

also where do you go to get the ram changed on the computer?

thanks

Hank


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Mail: selected message after deleting / moving a message.

[Jonathan Cohn]

Hello,

Yesterday I updated to the latest point release of High Sierra. 

It seems to me that unlike with older versions, Mail is not remembering if I am 
reading or down in the list of messages. 

I.E. When reading mail on my El Capitan system at work, if I use the arrow up 
key to read a message and then delete that message using the delete key, the 
message selected will be the prior message in the list. It appeared that with 
10.13.5 that if I delete message #5 then the selected message is the new 
message #5 in the list no matter which direction I am reading. Can anybody 
confirm this behavior Did anybody else ever even notice this wonderful feature 
of Macintosh mail that most other mail packages can’t seem to get right.
Take care,

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Re: Specific webpage settings in Safari.

[Tim Kilburn]

Hi,

The easiest method to right-click with the trackpad is to hold down the ctrl 
key while depressing the trackpad.  Alternatively, you can set in the Trackpad 
pane of System Prefs to have it right-click when you press down with two 
fingers.

Later...

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Hi!
THe local swedish Radio broadcasting company here is using some kind of 
webplayer that does need some changing in safari.
Safari is acting like its an automated sound trying to play which from Safari 
11 and higher is blocked by default.
However in order to make this work i am told to right click on the address bar 
and change a setting there but when i do this with Voiceover i can not find any 
setting related to audio or Video.
Its not a big deal though as i use chrome or their ios app to listen but i am 
very curious on what they mean and how a sighted person can get to this setting 
but not me.
I have dragged the mouse to the voiceover cursor and then the voiceover cursor 
to the mouse so they are at the addressbar.
No go when rightclicking.
I don’t know if i can right click with the trackpad?
I guess its just to press at the very right side of the trackpad?
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
/A

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Re: Specific webpage settings in Safari.

[Alex Hall]

Here's the way I know:

* in Safari, press cmd-comma to open preferences
* choose "websites" from the toolbar
* interact with the scroll area and move to "auto play", then stop interacting 
and vo-right to the websites table
* find the website you want (the current website open in Safari should already 
be selected) and change the settings
* cmd-w to close the preferences window and you're done

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> On Jun 7, 2018, at 06:45, Anders Holmberg  wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> THe local swedish Radio broadcasting company here is using some kind of 
> webplayer that does need some changing in safari.
> Safari is acting like its an automated sound trying to play which from Safari 
> 11 and higher is blocked by default.
> However in order to make this work i am told to right click on the address 
> bar and change a setting there but when i do this with Voiceover i can not 
> find any setting related to audio or Video.
> Its not a big deal though as i use chrome or their ios app to listen but i am 
> very curious on what they mean and how a sighted person can get to this 
> setting but not me.
> I have dragged the mouse to the voiceover cursor and then the voiceover 
> cursor to the mouse so they are at the addressbar.
> No go when rightclicking.
> I don’t know if i can right click with the trackpad?
> I guess its just to press at the very right side of the trackpad?
> Any ideas?
> Thanks in advance.
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Specific webpage settings in Safari.

[Anders Holmberg]

Hi!
THe local swedish Radio broadcasting company here is using some kind of 
webplayer that does need some changing in safari.
Safari is acting like its an automated sound trying to play which from Safari 
11 and higher is blocked by default.
However in order to make this work i am told to right click on the address bar 
and change a setting there but when i do this with Voiceover i can not find any 
setting related to audio or Video.
Its not a big deal though as i use chrome or their ios app to listen but i am 
very curious on what they mean and how a sighted person can get to this setting 
but not me.
I have dragged the mouse to the voiceover cursor and then the voiceover cursor 
to the mouse so they are at the addressbar.
No go when rightclicking.
I don’t know if i can right click with the trackpad?
I guess its just to press at the very right side of the trackpad?
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
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upgrading my 2009 macbook memory?

[The wolf]

Hello I have a late 2009 macbook.

it currently has 2 gig ram but the max it would take is 4 gig

if I were to upgrade the ram will I notice a huge improvement?

also where do you go to get the ram changed on the computer?

thanks

Hank


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