2013 09:54
To: mac-access@mac-access.net
Subject: Setting up I Mac
Hi guys,
I've unpacked I Mac, and set it up.
All systems are go.
Well, all most.
When I turned it on, it asked me to select country.
Now I'm stuck. Every time I turn on Mac, it shows me pictures of how to
install batteries.
How
Hi list, I went to the apple store, and am very impressed with the I Mac
computer.
The one I saw had 1tb of storage.
My question is, is their enough space on a 1tb to install windows alongside
mountain lion?
Typed with Fleksy
reply://george.c...@outlook.com
George,
Sent from my iPad
Hi George,
Yep 1TB is absolutely loads for that kind of thing.
All the best,
Dónal
On 24 Jan 2013, at 10:32, George Cham george.c...@outlook.com wrote:
Hi list, I went to the apple store, and am very impressed with the I Mac
computer.
The one I saw had 1tb of storage.
My question
:
Sent from my iPhone
On 24/01/2013, at 9:32 PM, George Cham george.c...@outlook.com wrote:
Hi list, I went to the apple store, and am very impressed with the I Mac
computer.
The one I saw had 1tb of storage.
My question is, is their enough space on a 1tb to install windows alongside
One of the things I do not like about my new I-Mac is most definitely the
keyboard.
I have tried to replace this by experimenting with 2 different PC keyboards
with the keyboard assistant but the I-Mac has failed to properly recognise
either of them. The first one would only have the num pad
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Date: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 15:18:42 +0100
To: mac-access@mac-access.net
Subject: Keyboard for I-Mac
One of the things I do not like about my new I-Mac is most definitely the
keyboard.
I have tried to replace this by experimenting with 2 different PC keyboards
with the keyboard assistant but the I
for I-Mac
Hi John
I, and I'm sure others, would appreciate that if you wouldn't mind.
Gordon
On 25 Aug 2011, at 15:45, g...@tznet.com wrote:
Hi Gordon:
I am not certain if International or not but I can call them when I get
home and ask if you like.
Take care,
John
Original Message
: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 15:36:51 +0100
To: mac-access@mac-access.net
Subject: Re: Keyboard for I-Mac
Hi John
Do these people sell internationally? I'll have a look at that site as I'm
in the market for some Mac accessories.
Gordon
On 25 Aug 2011, at 15:27, g...@tznet.com wrote:
Hello
Yes, that is the keyboard I was trying to remember. smile
Take care,
John
Hello Esther:
Original Message:
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From: Esther mori...@mac.com
Date: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 05:33:35 -1000
To: mac-access@mac-access.net
Subject: Re: Keyboard for I-Mac
Hi John, David, Gordon, and Others
Original Message:
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From: Gordon Smith gor...@mac-access.net
Date: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 16:05:05 +0100
To: mac-access@mac-access.net
Subject: Re: Keyboard for I-Mac
Hi John
I, and I'm sure others, would appreciate that if you wouldn't mind.
Gordon
On 25 Aug 2011, at 15:45, g
, at 15:18, David Griffith wrote:
One of the things I do not like about my new I-Mac is most definitely the
keyboard.
I have tried to replace this by experimenting with 2 different PC keyboards
with the keyboard assistant but the I-Mac has failed to properly recognise
either of them. The first
into sections, as were
numbers, rather than in a long single row. This makes them much faster and
easier to quickly identify function and number keys.
Now I have moved to the ultra thin keyboard which comes with the I-Mac my
typing speed and accuracy has plummeted and more importantly the lack of any
On Aug 15, 2011, at 8:01 AM, David Griffith wrote:
Dear list
Sorry for this most basic of questions.
I have just taken delivery of my I-Mac.
I have connected the keyboard and plugged the mains but cannot feel where
the power on switch is.
There is a round smooth circle below the centre
Dear list
Sorry for this most basic of questions.
I have just taken delivery of my I-Mac.
I have connected the keyboard and plugged the mains but cannot feel where
the power on switch is.
There is a round smooth circle below the centre of the monitor but this does
not depress. Touching
.
Chris
On 15 Aug 2011, at 13:01, David Griffith wrote:
Dear list
Sorry for this most basic of questions.
I have just taken delivery of my I-Mac.
I have connected the keyboard and plugged the mains but cannot feel where
the power on switch is.
There is a round smooth circle below
taken delivery of my I-Mac.
I have connected the keyboard and plugged the mains but cannot feel where
the power on switch is.
There is a round smooth circle below the centre of the monitor but this does
not depress. Touching it or holding a finger down on it does not appear to
turn
over the years.
There is still obviously a learning curve.
A few initial queries.
My I-Mac shipped with Daniel as the default voice.
I think I would prefer Alex, at least for typing echo.
I have gone into voice properties by pressing VO command and right arrow but
I cannot change from Daniel
online was a breeze compared to the blood sweat and tears I have had
to exert on PCs over the years.
There is still obviously a learning curve.
A few initial queries.
My I-Mac shipped with Daniel as the default voice.
I think I would prefer Alex, at least for typing echo.
I have gone into voice
The torrent of issues with Lion reported on this list over the last few days
has slightly shaken my confidence in the Mac. I was going to order my I Mac
today. I do not think I will be doing so now. Certainly mails with subjects
like Shame on you Apple are food for thought.
Now it seems sensible
right about Lion than wrong.
Gordon
On 1 Aug 2011, at 07:37, David Griffith wrote:
The torrent of issues with Lion reported on this list over the last few days
has slightly shaken my confidence in the Mac. I was going to order my I Mac
today. I do not think I will be doing so now. Certainly mails
shaken my confidence in the Mac. I was going to order my I Mac
today. I do not think I will be doing so now. Certainly mails with subjects
like Shame on you Apple are food for thought.
Now it seems sensible to hold on any order until at least some of these
issues are resolved. The issues about
reported on this list over the last few days
has slightly shaken my confidence in the Mac. I was going to order my I Mac
today. I do not think I will be doing so now. Certainly mails with subjects
like Shame on you Apple are food for thought.
Now it seems sensible to hold on any order until
right about Lion than wrong.
Gordon
On 1 Aug 2011, at 07:37, David Griffith wrote:
The torrent of issues with Lion reported on this list over the last few days
has slightly shaken my confidence in the Mac. I was going to order my I Mac
today. I do not think I will be doing so now. Certainly
over the last few
days
has slightly shaken my confidence in the Mac. I was going to order my I
Mac
today. I do not think I will be doing so now. Certainly mails with
subjects
like Shame on you Apple are food for thought.
Now it seems sensible to hold on any order until at least some
Hello Dónal,
I assume that you and Chris are referring to the lack of an automatic
announcement on the start (and progress) of a download. It has always been
possible to get information on the progress of a download with VoiceOver by
interacting with the group in the Downloads window of
Hi gordon,
For the record, Cups is hardly new or unique to Apple. Linux and Unix systems
have had it for years, and in fact OS X has as well, just somewhat disguised.
It has always been possible to connect to a specific port on your macs and
access Cups's web interface.
Cheers,
Zack.
On Aug
Hi Zachary
yes, I know; but not in its current high profile status. Cups has now replaced
printer services totally. For instance if you can access it
http://localnost/admin:631 I think that's the interface they use.
I haven't tried it but that's from memory.
On 1 Aug 2011, at 14:28, Zachary
That is correct Esther. in the past Safari had a download manager which would
open upon clicking a link that initiated a file download which was not a
html/shtml or gif, jpeg or png file. A blind person was able to establish that
a download had started as VO would announce that the Download
Travis,
1. I agree Safari and VO have always worked fine when opening and switching
between windows. I guess I use tabs as I used to be able to see, and I hated
clutter and too many windows open. Tabs are so neat and clutter free in my
mind's eye too. i am just knit picking I guess, but I
hello Mike
On 2 Aug 2011, at 01:00, Mike Arrigo wrote:
• First, if you ordered an imac now, it may still come with snow leppard. I've
been using lion now for a few days, sure there are some minor issues, but
certainly no show stoppers. I would go ahead and order the imac, you should be
fine.
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