Re: Juliet Classic Embosser

I guess this can't be done? I could get a new laptop but if DBT 11 is not compatible with Windows 10... Anyone know? Still would like to try to make this embosser work with the VM. From E.T.'s Keyboard... ancient.ali...@icloud.com Many believe that we have been visited in the past. What

Mark on HomePod

Hello Everyone, Well, first let me thank you for your replies. I really do enjoy a good technology discussion. Second, today I went to my local Apple Store and purchased the space gray HomePod. What I found interesting is that, at this location, anyway, they were really pushing the device.

Re: 3-Finger Quadruple Tap

The reasonable solution from Apple would be a verbosity setting that doesn’t read element labels. There are times that I would turn the reading of them off. Like reading lots of emails that I just want to read from start to finish and they have so many tables just to place their graphics in. I

using Vo-space inside Safari

Hi to all: I’m navigating inside safari making the command nav on, when i find a link that i need to click, some times, when i press Vo-space, i can find the link name, but i can not go out from this place, i fell that i must press something to return me back to the page. can not explain the

Re: Location of data on a hard drive

Hi, I don't have specs to confirm, but my understanding is that the OS is stored the inner most and data beyond that. This is to give the drive the quickest access to the system files when needed. Since the first partition contains your MacOS, then this behaviour should be maintained.

Re: Getting Voiceover on iOS to shut up

Oops, should have read the entire thread first. Stupid me :). Thanks for this David, missed that one in my travels. Later... Tim Kilburn Fort McMurray, AB Canada On Feb 15, 2018, at 07:58, Tim Kilburn wrote: Hi, If you have a Bluetooth keyboard connected, then you can use

Re: Getting Voiceover on iOS to shut up

Hi, If you have a Bluetooth keyboard connected, then you can use the ctrl key in the same manner I believe, otherwise, I don't believe that it is possible to pause speech. Later... Tim Kilburn Fort McMurray, AB Canada On Feb 14, 2018, at 23:47, Nickus de Vos wrote:

Re: 3-Finger Quadruple Tap

The other option is to use the text selection rotor options and then go to edit and select copy. Then do the same with paste. Either way you slice it, this will be a multistep process. Scott On 2/15/18, John JD Denning wrote: > The reasonable solution from Apple would be

Re: I Want to Buy a HomePod But, ...

Hi, As mentioned by others, there's no need to have Apple Music. You should be able to play music from your iPod via AirPlay to the HomePod wirelessly, thus, playing your music from the exact playlists and such that reside on the iPod itself. Regarding the inclusion of a 3.5 mm jack, I would

Re: I Want to Buy a HomePod But, ...

I agree with Tim. My snarky comment aside, I'm afraid this just isn't going to happen. In the view of many, the headphone jack is a step backward, not forward. While there are things like Bluetooth transmitters that you could pair that can be hooked in to something with a 3.5 MM jack, it requires

Re: calendars, time zones time changes etc

I'm surprised you haven't yet received an answer from some iphone user. If it's truly the case that iphone can't do this, get an Android phone. It works there perfectly. Maybe this little nudge of mine will help get you an iphone answer. Hope so! Janina jean parker writes: > Hi Tim and All: >

Re: 3-Finger Quadruple Tap

Hmmm, well shut my mouth; I’m not sure why, but I was laboring under the dilution that “Text Selection” was not available while reading an e-mail message. I just tried it on one in my InBox and — wahLah - it works just fine. I wonder what in the Sam Hell made me think “Text Selection” was

braille edge is slow

Hello guys, can somebody explain me how to type faster on the braille edge, it seems to recognize the letters four seconds later after pressing the buttons. can i use the cable too? because it seems i won’t connect with the cable. i just bought it 2 days ago. thanks i advance -- The following

Re: braille edge is slow

I have used a braille edge, but have never seen this behavior. Cheers, Donna Sent from my iPhone > On Feb 15, 2018, at 10:23 AM, Scott Berry wrote: > > Diana, > > If no one else answers I’ll take a look at the manual and see if I can come > up with an answer for you. > >

Re: braille edge is slow

Diana, If no one else answers I’ll take a look at the manual and see if I can come up with an answer for you. > On Feb 15, 2018, at 8:52 AM, Dionipher Herrera wrote: > > Hello guys, can somebody explain me how to type faster on the braille edge, > it seems to recognize

Re: calendars, time zones time changes etc

I've had no problems using Google Calendar. Note that you can set the time zone of any Google Calendar appointment. You can even set a different time zone for start and end times, so that you can correctly add flights to a Google Calendar. jean parker writes: > Hello All: > > Let me try to

Re: Location of data on a hard drive

I think it is the oppisite. THe read/wright speed at the rim is fastest. It has to be faster at the rim to cover for example 90 degrees of rotation then a point at the center for the same 90 degrees. My thinking was that if there are some things for which I want fastestt read/write speeds it

Re: braille edge is slow

Hi, are you using it in combination with either IOS or MacOS? There is a definite lag when using it as a terminal with IOS. This is IOS though, not the Edge. Are you experiencing lag when typing on the notepad? > On Feb 15, 2018, at 8:52 AM, Dionipher Herrera wrote: > >

Re: calendars and time zones

Hi, yes, Jean, the switches from Standard to Daylight Savings is handled through the clock in the iPhone, so everything should remain proper within your calendar entries. Later... Tim Kilburn Fort McMurray, AB Canada On Feb 15, 2018, at 14:41, jean parker wrote:

Re: calendars and time zones

Yes, you are correct. I also use it to schedule phone / skype / zoom / facetime calls with people in different timezones. As long as the timezone is set properly, it works very well. Kind regards, David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA Email: dchitten...@gmail.com Mobile: +61 488 988 936 Sent from my

calendars and time zones

David: Perfect, just the answer I was seeking. I assume then that the calendar would also adjust for time changes in the spring and fall eliminating the need to keep track of who is changing time when and who doesn’t change time at all? Huge thanks for this, Jean Dr. Jean Parker, Ph.D.

Sonos One feet leaving same white marks on wood furniture that the HomePod can

Sonos One feet leaving same white marks on wood furniture that the HomePod can AppleInsider A day after a debacle began about the HomePod silicone ring on the base of the unit was causing a stain to appear on some wood surfaces, it looks that the Sonos One has a similar issue with its own

Re: I Want to Buy a HomePod But, ...

Thanks for the response. Just to clarify, I meant I want to be able to add calendar events, or move them around. As to timers, I'd want named timers, and to have multiple ones. For instance, I'd want HomePod to tell me the cookies are done after 12 minutes, and that the laundry is done after