Exactly Eric, no need to throw out all the concepts with the keystrokes. lol
Enjoy Raul
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Subject: Re: Jumping in with using a Mac
Hi Craig. Well for starters, I'd recommend any newby Mac user go
through the Voiceover interactive tutorial. I think that's why some
people complain that the Mac is too hard, because they don't do it or
they do but they don't complete
I highly recommend Earle Harrison's Mac Academy Workshop book, which
you can get in braille or on CD as an HTML document. Well worth the
money.
On Sat, 6 Apr 2013 18:13:08 -0500, you wrote:
Hello. I hope this day finds you well. Starting on Monday, April 8 I will join
the MacWorld. I figure I
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Subject: Re: Jumping in with using a Mac
I highly recommend Earle Harrison's Mac Academy Workshop book, which you
can get in braille or on CD
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Subject: Re: Jumping in with using a Mac
Hi Craig. Well for starters, I'd recommend any newby Mac user go
Hello. I hope this day finds you well. Starting on Monday, April 8 I will join
the MacWorld. I figure I have been an iOS user for about three years so now it
is time to start using a Mac. My first machine is a MacBook Pro 13 inch with
250 gig hard drive. I believe it is a mid or late 2010
I've always thought that was a bit of a dumb adage about not thinking of mac os
and expecting it to be like windows. I mean, if you can't use a computer
unless insert T reads the title bar and control option f1 just won't do, you're
head's probably not in the right place for learning a new
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From: erik burggraaf e...@erik-burggraaf.com
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Sent: Saturday, April 06, 2013 4:42 PM
Subject: Re: Jumping in with using a Mac
I've always thought that was a bit of a dumb adage about not thinking of mac
os and expecting it to be like windows. I
Raul, enjoy your new computer adventure.
Your post brings up a large question: If one were to decide to start
using a Mac, how would one go about learning it? In the case of the
iPhone, it seems to me the process is easy: get an iPhone, read the
VoiceOver documentation on the Apple site, read
Wow Raul, that's awesome news! You'll love using the Mac. Yeah, there
is a bit of a learning curve but that's to be expected no matter what
you use. And once you're experienced enough, you can install Windows on
it like I have with mine and have the best of both worlds with one computer.
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