I’m running into an issue with the Messages app where messages on all my
devices (Mac Mini, iPhone SE, iPhone 8, iPhone 6) when I compose and send said
messages. This is fine, but when I delete a message or message conversation on
my iPhones they are not removed from the Mac Mini.
Can anybody
Sorry, wrong recipient
Harry UK
> On 13 Oct 2022, at 06:33, Harry Bell wrote:
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> Grand, busy bee! But I’m busy until 12.10, so can we talk after then? X
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> Harry UK
>
>> On 13 Oct 2022, at 02:00, 'Jason White' via MacVisionaries
>> wrote:
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>> Did you perform the upgrade to iOS
Grand, busy bee! But I’m busy until 12.10, so can we talk after then? X
Harry UK
> On 13 Oct 2022, at 02:00, 'Jason White' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
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> Did you perform the upgrade to iOS 16.0.3? I don’t know whether that will
> solve the problem, but it’s important to do nonetheless.
>
Did you perform the upgrade to iOS 16.0.3? I don’t know whether that will solve
the problem, but it’s important to do nonetheless.
I haven’t encountered this problem, but I’m using a considerably older phone.
> On Oct 11, 2022, at 18:49, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
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> Hi all,
Well, I narrowed down to the Sensi and the Amazon Smart Thermostat.
Almost went for the Sensi, but there were a lot of complaints about difficulty
connecting to routers. Not sure if it was lack of knowledge or if we have an
issue with the device. I figure I can start out cheap and upgrade
This one is on my short list. Thanks!
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Behalf Of Traci Duncan
Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2022 1:07 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: I need an accessible thermostat
Hi, I actually just went through this process. I chose the
I have the Nest 3 and have no issues with it. When it goes down, it's
quite easy to pull it off the wall, wait a few minutes and reseat it at
which point it auto restarts.
The Nest 3 runs on two triple AAA batteries, unlike older Nest systems.
Were I buying today, I would also look at
Hi, I actually just went through this process. I chose the Emerson Sensi ST55.
It is a smart thermostat that will connect to Alexa and home kit. I decided on
this model because of the favorable reviews and it has physical buttons. I’m
hoping it is the best of both worlds.
Yes, you can control
I’ve narrowed to the Ecobeee, Amazon smart Thermostat, or a Sensi. Sensi has
buttons and no touch screen. Amazon smart thermostat is $40 and runs with Alexa
app. No skills to enable.
From: 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2022 7:51 AM
To:
The easiest option would be to either extend the wake time of your mac or
disable the sleep function. I have heard of this happening to others as well.
> On Oct 12, 2022, at 12:17, Traci Duncan wrote:
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> Hey all, I am finding when I use TextEdit and I step away for a minute, my
> Mac may
Hey all, I am finding when I use TextEdit and I step away for a minute, my Mac
may go to the LockScreen. When I come back and unlock it, VoiceOver will not
read inside the text and a document. I need to turn VoiceOver off and on again.
Does anyone know why this is happening? Anything I can do
OK, that makes more sense. I understand that the problem is my sucky ISP,
believe me! But in your earlier message it sounded like you were saying you
could still control the Honeywell, even without wifi. My husband can access
any thermostat’s touch screen, so Honeywell is not an exception in
I did not say I can control the thermostat when my Wi-Fi/Internet goes out. Actually, it's not your Wi-Fi. That is the issue, it is your poor Internet service.Where I live, I have very good fiber, Internet service, that rarely goes out, so this has really never been an issue for me. whenever there
Brad,
How is it that you continue to have access to the thermostat when your wifi
goes out? I live in a rural area, and we have the worst wifi in the world, so
if you can really do that, it would be a huge motivator to switch. Also, can
you control the Honeywell thermostat with Siri?
Cheers,
Hi Sarai,
I have used both Nest and Ecobee. Honestly, the nest was much easier to use.
The Ecobee has gotten better, but it takes several taps if you want to change a
setting from within the app. I would say that the nest app is more user
friendly than the Ecobee app. However, a huge plus
I have a Honeywell Total Comfort Connect thermostat. The unit is completely
accessible through the iOS app,
there are several models to choose from. I have the RTH9585. It is available
from Amazon and Home Depot. Honeywell was recommended by my HVAC company, who
strongly advised against
I have to replace my hvac downstairs. I need an accessible thermostat. HVAC
company recommends the Ecobee. Says they have had less issues with this
brand over NEST.
So I see Amazon has the 2022 version on their site.
For the Ecobee owners, Can you adjust if the wifi goes down?
Also, is there
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