Does the embosser have any kind of human-readable
responses to any input you could give it? or can you do anything
to it to cause it to generate any output you could read with a
terminal program?
I have, for example, a X10 controller that we use mostly
to turn our furnace on and of
Hello Martin
All I can tell you for sure is that the embosser works. We've been wracking our
collective brains for a while to find a way to test the port out; but as we
have no other serial devices it's somewhat difficult.
Lynne
On 17 Oct 2011, at 17:24, Martin McCormick wrote:
There
Hello Mary
The problem is I think that we're not downloading using Windows. Therefore the
site isn't detecting the Windows browser.
I'll try again shortly.
Lynne
On 17 Oct 2011, at 18:04, Mary Stores wrote:
I usually download Winamp from the main site and uncheck all the toolbar junk.
It usu
hello all
Gordon has been working hard all day to prepare our new email servers and we
are almost ready to port all accounts under the mac-access.net domain, as well
as the other accounts we host for clients under other domains over to our new
server configuration. It would help if we knew you
I usually download Winamp from the main site and uncheck all the
toolbar junk. It usually asks me where I want to save it. I am sorry, I
should have specified that in my previous message.
Mary
Quoting chris hallsworth :
Not with Ninite no as it is completely automated and silent.
==
There is almost an endless list of ways things can go
wrong regarding serial ports. Do you have any way to break the
problem in to smaller pieces such as verify that
A. The serial port really is sending and receiving?
B. The embosser works when conected with another known-good system.
Do yo
Hi Chris
Ah, right, well that's the end of that one then. We don't use the automatic
locations, preferring to keep things more logically organised.
Gordon
On 17 Oct 2011, at 15:46, chris hallsworth wrote:
Not with Ninite no as it is completely automated and silent.
=
Hi Chris
I honestly don't know about the Windows version. If you say it's accessible,
that's good enough for me. As for making movies on the Mac, yes - that would
be a logical recourse. I just wanted to know if it was possible under Windows
so that I had so means of capturing both what I am
Not with Ninite no as it is completely automated and silent.
On 17/10/2011 14:10, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
Hello Chris
Does this allow you to specify the location of the installed scoff?
Thanks, Lynne
On 16 Oct 2011, at 19:29, chris hallsworth wrote:
Use www.winamp.com/player or y
Is the bundled Movie Maker that comes with Windows not accessible? How about
just using iMovie on your Mac?
On 17 Oct 2011, at 15:10, Gordon Smith wrote:
> Hi all
>
> OK, this has my curiosity. I'm not sure whether there's a webcam built into
> our little NetBook or not. I would be surprised
Hi all
Anybody happen to have tried one of these beasties with Windows 7? I'm asking
because we're trying to get our Braille embosser to function and, although the
serial port shows up as present, no matter what I do I can't get any joy from
the embosser. We're using an Index Everest DS, or s
Hi all
OK, this has my curiosity. I'm not sure whether there's a webcam built into
our little NetBook or not. I would be surprised if there is, to be utterly
honest. Nevertheless here's my question. Is there an accessible movie making
application that comes bundled with Windows 7 Ultimate?
Hello Mary
Thank you very much for the confirmation; and thank you Chris H for the
information. That's why this list is here and it's a pleasure to start
receiving helpful input from members again.
Lynne
On 17 Oct 2011, at 14:42, Mary Stores wrote:
Yes, Lynne, it usually has an option where i
Yes, Lynne, it usually has an option where it will either place it in a
folder, or you can browse to a location you specify.
Mary
Quoting "Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith" :
Hello Chris
Does this allow you to specify the location of the installed scoff?
Thanks, Lynne
=
Hello Chris
Does this allow you to specify the location of the installed scoff?
Thanks, Lynne
On 16 Oct 2011, at 19:29, chris hallsworth wrote:
Use www.winamp.com/player or you can get your own installer at
www.ninite.com/winamp. The latter is better as it is all automated and it
doesn't ins
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