On 19/2/24 15:49, Rebecca Sabo wrote:
I was wondering if their are any good accessible games to play on the Mac?
You should be able to play "interactive fiction" games on the Mac.
They're the only kind of game in which I have sustained an interest,
although admittedly I haven't played
Dice World also works on the Mac.
> On Feb 19, 2024, at 17:31, Chanelle Allen wrote:
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> Letterfull is an iOS game that works really well on the Mac. I have
> configured my Numpad commander to do a few things like the magic tap for
> submitting words which makes the game a little easier.
Letterfull is an iOS game that works really well on the Mac. I have configured
my Numpad commander to do a few things like the magic tap for submitting words
which makes the game a little easier. There is also an iOS game I recently
tried called Words Command Line Jumble that is completely
Hi,
I don’t know if anyone’s ever used Radiologik, but I’m stuck on there
unregistered window, I keep hitting the continue button, and nothing.
I reached out to support, but I still haven’t gotten an answer.
John.
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> On Feb 19, 2024, at 14:49, Rebecca Sabo wrote:
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> hi all,
> I was wondering if their are any good accessible games to play on the Mac?
> Becky
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Hi all,
One of my e-mail accounts is with Comcast, an iMap account. I noticed today
that my mail hasn't been updated for the last two days, and there is an
error message saying "no password provided for comcast". I went to Settings
to try and re-enter the password, but even though the
What is the issue with renewing? I will need to do the same as well.
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On 2/19/2024 12:17 PM, 'Janina Sajka' via MacVisionaries wrote:
There's an available
There's also Brok the InvestiGator, which was nominated for a Golden Apple on
AppleVis. I've thought about purchasing it but haven't yet.
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From: Jessica Moss
Date: Monday, February 19, 2024 04:01 PM
To: 'Jim Fettgather' via MacVisionaries
Subject: Re: Any accessible
Hello,
I believe you stated .xls files, but Modern Excel uses .xlsx files. In any
case, if you have access to both and if Excel is accessible enough then you
should probably use Exel just because then you won’t have a conversion to
numbers.
Numbers does have its own quarks especially when
Hi which program will work the best for this Numbers? Or Microsoft exile?
Maurice Mines.
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RSGames is a good one, especially if you’re into card games, or board games. I
think there’s another called “a blind legend, but this is a payed app, unless
that’s changed recently. Also, if you’re running an m1 Mac, fruitpot2 is a fun
and addictive game if you’re into slot machine games.
hi all,
I was wondering if their are any good accessible games to play on the Mac?
Becky
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I did 3-4 tests with the calculator app and did not see any issues.
1. 12 + 5[enter] [command-c]
And then pasted the results in a terminal window
I then did
12/88[enter][command-c]
and the number in both cases was pasted successfully in a terminal window.
Best wishes,
Jonathan
There's an available license that's free of charge. It's available to
students and to other categories they name. I have had one based on my
W3C activities for some time.
However, I've been unable to renew. It's been very frustrating.
Janina
Anders Holmberg writes:
> Hi!
> Is the fusion free of
Curiously I don't find sagemath in Homebrew; wonder if it left? I checked on
two Macs (one mine and one a
friend's).
I do find Sagemath in apt for Ubuntu/Debian, but not in yum/dnf under
AlmaLinux, for comparison.
www.sagemath.org looks healthy enough and lists MacOS binaries, so maybe that's
On 19/2/24 10:25, Doug Lee wrote:
I've never tried calc, but I've used bc for a long time when I need a quick
calculation.
Thank you for the recommendation.
At the other end of the sophistication scale is Sagemath, also available
in Homebrew. It's more than the ultimate calculator.
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I've never tried calc, but I've used bc for a long time when I need a quick
calculation. It's a wrapper
around dc, which is a postfix-format calculator perhaps more familiar to
officionados of HP hand-held
calculators. bc is algebraic in syntax. Both come with MacOS as far as I know.
On Mon,
On 19/2/24 01:23, Mohamed Fayed wrote:
I wonder whether anyone here tried to use the default scientific
calculator that comes with Mac OS. You can access it via
Applications/Calculator.app.
I haven't tried the default calculator, but I have found the calc tool
to be useful. It runs in a
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