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how to page down on safari? its seems i cant do page down or page up on the
web, and there's no read by paragraph or line in web router? i am talking about
safari, but in pages i can do read by lines and on mail why cant i do it on
safari?
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I don't see a way to page down in Safari either.
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On Jun 13, 2014, at 5:44 AM, Dionipher Presas Herrera dionip...@gmail.com
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how to page down on safari? its seems i cant do page down or page up on the
web, and there's no read by paragraph or line in web router? i
You can read down by line in Safari, you just need to enable line as a
navigation element in Voiceover Utility settings for the web rota. This
is not enabled by default so you will have to VO F8 to go to Settings
and web rota to enable this.
In terms of reading a paragrahp at a time I just
I have lines enabled in the rotor but it is not showing up in the rotor when I
turn on quick na.
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You can read down by line in Safari, you just need to enable line as a
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This is a little puzzling as I have just checked my web rota on Safari using
Mavericks system and lines is there alongside words and characters as normal.
Are you sure it is the web rota settings that you have adjusted?
David Griffith
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I have Win8.164bit running on a mini and allocated 2GB RAM to it which
seems to work fine. I'm not the primary user as it's for someone else
running QuickBooks. How much memory you allocate depends on what you're
going to do but 2GB for Win8 seems like a reasonable start.
CB
On 6/11/14, 3:38
Hello,
I just got a new set of bluetooth headphones. I successfully paired them with
my Mac, but I notice that system sounds still play through the computer
speakers. I have to go into sound preferences, change the output device to
something else, then set it back to my headphones, and then it
Hi All, Happy Friday 13!
I wanted to send along one last reminder that The Zagga Entertainment campaign
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Remember, they will be actively bringing described video to Mac and iOS devices
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Hello.
Here are step by step instruction that a friend of mine wrote.
Hope this helps.
How To Create a Bootable Installation Of OS X Using an SD card, or USB Thumb
Drive
Jason Earls
Note: Be sure you have nothing important on the storage media you wish to use,
as this process will completely
Disc maker X cuts all this out. All you have to do is download the osx you
want a bootable drive of, and it will do the rest. I have been using this
since Lion, so I know it works.
Kliphton
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Yeah I’ve been using it. NDA is a lot looser than it used to be, but I
still don’t think I can say much about what I find from using it. From
what I can understand, anything shown at WWDC can be discussed.
I ran across the introduction to lldb and the swift repl session video on
youtube
If you do this will it wipe out a bootcamp partition?
Kevin
At 11:09 PM 6/12/2014, you wrote:
but you donwload the installer in macintosh hd right?
So how can the installer run if you format the partition?
2014-06-13 0:04 GMT-03:00, Matt Dierckens matt.dierck...@gmail.com:
Hi,
If you format
I am trying to find out if a Mac Book Air would have enough memory to
run windows either with boot camp or fusion? Thanks.
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I am running Bootcamp on my MacBook Air and it does fine. I don't
have a lot of things that would require a lot of disc space.
On 6/13/14, Juliette jmswi...@samobile.net wrote:
I am trying to find out if a Mac Book Air would have enough memory to
run windows either with boot camp or fusion?
Hi. I installed windows seven via bootcamp on my girlfriend's 2012 mac
book air and it runs fine with jaws and multiple applications running
as well as anti virus. You should be fine for general computing tasks.
Cameron.
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I am trying to find
I have several friends who are using windows on MacBook air yes it definitely
works and it works with Mavericks
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I am trying to find out if a Mac Book Air would have enough memory to run
windows either
Windows can be run with either bootcamp or VMWare Fusion successfully on
macbook air with mavricks
Matt Dierckens
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Introduction to the Macintosh Operating system and voiceover
Yes, this is a problem with lists in Pages. It does not happen in TextEdit, but
does happen in Pages. Lists are different in Pages to TextEdit with much more
functionality and customisation. But that additional unnecessary verbiage makes
editing them a real pain in the backside. It happens both
I am interested in getting a Mac Book Air, but was wondering if this
would have enough power to run Windows. Also, is it still relevant
that you can only run Windows either from Boot Camp or Fusion?
Thanks.
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No reason why not. The Air comes with a minimum of an i5 Intel processor
which is pretty speedy. In some ways, a Mac can make for a nicer Windows
laptop than some purpose-built Windows hardware. That said, I'd bump up
the RAM if you can. 4GB is going to be a bit tight if you want to
allocate
I'm running a VM of Windows 7 SP 1 on a MacBook air i7 (1.7 GHZ, 8 gig ram) and
it is blazing fast. I have never seen Windows operate so sleekly, even on
high-end laptop PC's. Switching between Fusion and Mac is a breeze.
I agree with Chris. Right now, I have 4 gb of RAM allocated to Windows,
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