Last I checked into it, no. You can check archived posts but apparently
Apple/Jobs felt Blueray was still a bag of hurt because of all the DRM
associated with it.
CB
ahmed alomran wrote:
Hi all
i am a new member to this list and this is my first message.
I am wondering whether any of Mac
John,
Thanks so much. It gets a little confusing with the different tool bars
and menus and your explanation helped a lot.
Linda
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Jessi,
So glad I could contribute.
Linda
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Sent: Monday, February 01, 2010 10:04 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Adding Items to the Dock
Hmm. Just tried it on UP from Pixar and it gave me an error when I went
to create the disk image (input/output error).
CB
louie wrote:
Not sure of title. I don't watch being a total. Do the copy for wife.
When she gets back, I will ask.
On Feb 1, 2010, at 9:46 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
Hello everyone,
I would like to apologise for sending this message to the list instead of
directly to the moderators, but I am unsure of the correct address.
I am sending this on behalf of Lynda AROUN, as she has recently changed her
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Hi all
I am wondering about the possibility of muting voiceover while reading braille
with out turning off the speech completely. I really get distracted when i try
to read in braille and voice over speaks what i read.
Kind regards.
ahmed.
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Hi
Can you use an external USB dvd-rw drive with a macbook?
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Hi.
YOu can configure a shortcut to this feature on your braille display in the Vo
utilities.
Best regards
Søren Jensen
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Den Feb 3, 2010 kl. 3:10 AM skrev ahmed alomran:
Hi all
I am wondering about the possibility of
In general Apple has controlled the hardware/software package so
everything just works. The downside is that when you want to use a
'whatever' brand drive it can be hit or miss whether the Apple drivers
will recognize it. There have been folks who hacked the drivers to
support more 3rd party
This is due to the several different anti-piracy methods used to
protect dvds and blu-ray discs.
You cannot tell if a disc has copyright protection until you try to
duplicate it or dump it to your HD.
I recommend Rip It which will create an entire disc copy and works
with 99% of discs. I think it
I was playing with MacTheRipper but I don't really want to re-encode the
video/audio. I just want to dump the DVD verbatim to my hard drive. I
don't even care particularly if I can burn a copy from the files since
that's not my intent. I've not heard of RipIt. They say they have
verified that
Hi.
The other interesting thing about Notational Velocity is that you can, as long
as you're not using its single database file but configure it to use html or
rtf or txt, manipulate its files behind its back and have it notice.
What's so great about that? Well, I'm trying to switch from
Hi all.
If my iMac does this again, I will go mad.
Over the last month or so, VoiceOver has reset nearly all its settings
spontaneously and with out any warning. Everything bar my numpad commander
customisations get reset to factory defaults. I make quite a lot of changes
mainly in the
Hi Danni,
What version of Mac OS X Snow Leopard are you running? 10.6.2 seems to have a
variety of weird bugs. I've not heard of this one, but there's no harm in
reporting it to Apple. Before this happens the next time, perhaps when you've
set up all your preferences again, you could make a
James, you never sleep *grin*.
On Feb 2, 2010, at 7:35 PM, James Nash wrote:
Hi Danni,
What version of Mac OS X Snow Leopard are you running? 10.6.2 seems to have a
variety of weird bugs. I've not heard of this one, but there's no harm in
reporting it to Apple. Before this
James!
do you happen to know which file the voiceover preferences are stored in?
Interesting idea.
Jim
On Feb 2, 2010, at 7:35 PM, James Nash wrote:
Hi Danni,
What version of Mac OS X Snow Leopard are you running? 10.6.2 seems to have a
variety of weird bugs. I've not heard of this
I really must remember to use reply all when replying to an e-mail list. Oops.
Anyway, Here's my reply that I meant to sent to the whole list not just to Jim.
I completely forgot that you can save your settings to a file. thanks for
reminding me and I've just done it.
For those of you asking
hello; i downloaded a widget for sending and receiving sms messages
and it installs but I can't find it again when i make an error. is it
on the doc? if so, is there a keyboard shortcut to get to the doc?
thanks, max
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max, yes,
It's CTRL+F3 to get to the doc, or Vo-D.
HTH,
Wes.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 02, 2010 8:03 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: where do widgets go
hello; i downloaded a widget for
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