Hi Sharon,
Bootcamp is the service that windows runs within on your mac.
It is the thing or application within the mac os that gives you the ability to
have the dual boot system.
When you are in windows running within bootcamp there is an option on the task
bar which allows you to restart
I knew it,
Apple products are two faced!
Could you possibly have one of the voices set to do anouncements?
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Hi Larry,
Thanks and yes had looked at that but felt it wasn’t going to allow me what I
needed.
I would have preferred other distribs but they although having what I needed
didn’t have accessibility
Thanks anyway I’ll take another look at vinux
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Hi Donna,
Yeah I have the same issue with my original series 1,
I've got the series 2 with gps and haven't been able to sell the original,
think I'm going to end up giving it to my nephew when he updates his phone.
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Yeah took mine off charge at 7am this morning and leaving it off till it dies
to see how long I get out of one charge
Should be interesting,
Approx. 20% over 13 hours, not really a good rate so far.
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Hi Andrew,
Thanks for that bad news,
I had noticed that a supplier here in NZ has had their products on sale for the
passed couple of months.
Could they be releasing updated products as well?
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Hi Eric,
What is BRLTTY?
I’m assuming a brl system although TTY is normally the system earing impaired
use is it not?
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Whatever carrier you are with if it’s one of the major 4.
> On Feb 13, 2017, at 5:15 PM, Kliphton Miller wrote:
>
> Well, today Verizon offers unlimited data. Of course there are some caveats
> read more about it here
>
Well, today Verizon offers unlimited data. Of course there are some caveats
read more about it here
http://www.redmondpie.com/verizon-launches-new-unlimited-data-plan-here-are-the-details/
This past weekend sprint jumped on the unlimited data band wagon, but theres
doubles after a year, and it
Jonathan, I have salved the problem. It would appear that I had something set
in the voices section in the vo prefs. Not sure how it got set but it is fixed
now. Thanks for the help.
Matthew
> On Feb 13, 2017, at 5:16 PM, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
>
> There are three
Hi again,
I had another thought about using VMWare. I noticed that there are two menus
for choosing applications. One is for adding applications you want to use, and
the other is about default apps. is it possible that I can simply add Windows
specific apps, such as individual games and an
Thanks for all the tips and explanations everyone. Just so you know, I would
have been okay without VMWare, when it comes to choosing the Windows startup
disc, as by can go through the motions without voice feedback, but it’s
frustrating when I have no feedback as to when to release the key
There are three possibilities I can think of:
1. You have VoiceOVer Activities enabled with different voices. (try VO-X
and see if any are listed)
2. You have spoken notification announcements enabled in the Speech and
Dictation section of System Settings that will use the default voice for
the
Sharon,
There are two ways that one can have Windows on the Macintosh platform and
it is possible you have both. If you have VMWare Fusion and a Windows
virtual machine in that then you can at least one way of accessing Windows.
The other major way of accessing windows is using Bootcamp in order
I tried that, but my vm never worked that well.
Rhonda
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No, Bootcamp was not installed in Windows, as I previously thought it needed to
be. This was not on a PC computer. This was, and is, on a Mac Book Air.
As for what I’m trying to do, I’m trying to switch reliably on the fly between
Mac and Windows, using VMWare Fusion 8.5 plus,, on my Mac Book
Okay,
Here’s the thing about thinking I might need Bootcamp installed on my Mac:
Some months ago, I was trying to get help to switch from Windows back to my Mac
Book Air, which I now know how to do with a simple keyboard command. But at
that time, my sighted helper googled how to make
Hi all,
I have a very strange problem which is driving me crazy. I switched from Alex
to Samantha on my IMAC 21 inch and after switching back to Alex, Samantha and
Alex are both specking at the same time. In other words, Alex will start
talking for example if in mail and I receive a new
Yes, they are generally much better in Windows. This is one place where Apple
has really fallen short. The topic of PDF reading comes up here from time to
time, but I have not seen a good solution to this. Simple documents are
somewhat manageable, but I too have the issue with statements.
>
Hi,
I have a real problem reading tables in pdf documents. Various financial
institutions including banks provide vital customer related and strictly
private info in tables as a pdf download. When I open a pdf document like this
in Preview, the information which otherwise one would read in
Hi all,
Just thought I'd share my first impressions, in case anyone out there is
considering this purchase.
First, I'm extremely happy with this upgrade, and highly recommend it. Below
is what I've observed so far.
The watch is definitely more responsive. No more waiting around for the
Thanks to Ray and Andrew for their posting to this thread. They’ve made a very
good case for choosing FineReader!
- Bill
- "That I have no sight, does not mean I have no vision."
- Bill Gallik, Northern Wisconsin Curmudgeon, 1952-20?? (I am NOT delusional)??
--
The following
If you don’t already know about it, Vinux may be an option here. I don’t think
they use the server version but there’s lots of expertise there to help. I had
a system up and running briefly but never learned enough to be really competent
with it.
http://vinuxproject.org
> On Feb 13, 2017,
Yeah, Tim had it. You have to know the model number. It seems like there
should be a more direct way of doing this, like there is with the iPhone.
Cheers,
Donna
> On Feb 13, 2017, at 1:35 AM, Simon Fogarty wrote:
>
> Hi donna,
>
> Use the watch app on your phone,
>
>
Hi Simon,
Thanks as always. I thought about the same thing you suggested, but I use the
watch for my work-outs, and didn't really want to go a week or two without one.
Also, I haven't research sales of first gen watches, but I wasn't sure we
could get much more than the $200 we'd pay to fix
Looking forward to seeing what I get with the series 1. Today is my first full
day with the watch, so I'll definitely be monitoring the battery life.
Cheers,
Donna
> On Feb 12, 2017, at 11:10 PM, Scott Granados wrote:
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> That battery difference is significant. I get
I just kept the stainless steel band that I used with my old watch. I hate
bands with buckles, takes too much fuss to get the watch on and off.
Cheers,
Donna
> On Feb 12, 2017, at 10:42 PM, Scott Granados wrote:
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> What band did you go with?
>
> I have that metal
Hi Scott,
I didn't know about this distinction either until I was in the Apple store on
Saturday. The long and short of it was that they were going to charge me $200
to send my old watch off to Apple to be repaired, and for $270 I could have the
second gen series 1. Once I figured out that
I use FineReaderPro a lot, and I feel it's worth the money. You can scan and
recognise documents , it has automatic page orientation feature, scans multiple
pages, and you can convert to various formats: pdf, dox, rtf, txt, excel, html.
It also recognises documents in up to 3 different
Hi Listers,
I know that many of you love Sonos, so I thought I'd share notification of
their products price increase from 23rd of February this year. Here is a link
to their new pricing:
https://sonos.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4252
Andrew
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The following information is
Hi, I would expect to find speak up and brltty both in the command line
interface.
Best,
Erik
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On February 13, 2017 3:08:34 AM Simon Fogarty wrote:
Hi Listers,
Sorry about the cross posting But I thought there
I have had some success with Abby Fine Reader in this regard. I’d go ahead and
get it because many here use it and find it perfectly satisfactory. As for the
other, I reckon you should be able to try it and, if it fails to meet your
needs, you could ask Apple for a refund. However, before
I’m looking to install an OCR package on my Mac Mini to facilitate scanning
paper documents and photocopy generated PDFs. In searching in the MacOS store
for “FineReader” I got two results. The first is “FineReader OCR Pro”
($119.95) and “OCR Kit” ($35.95); my question to this list is this;
Thanks. As far as I know Numbers is not able to draw curves.
> Am 13.02.2017 um 08:57 schrieb Simon Fogarty :
>
> Excel or numbers?
>
> Just a thought!
>
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Hi Listers,
Sorry about the cross posting But I thought there might be people on both kist
that could assist.
I'm looking for a system to setup a Secure FTP server and Mac OS is not an
option as much as I'd like it to be.
So I'm looking at Ubuntu esktop or server.
I know Ubuntu desktop has
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