I delete my podcasts by going down the list in Itunes and pressing the
delete sequence. I then get a message asking me whether I want to keep
the podcast in my music library or whether I want to move it to the
trash. I think you have to do it for each podcast that has already
been download
Hello
I have had success with this using skype and audio hijack pro with
sound flower. Basically you hijack system audio in a session where
output is soundflower (2 I think) and then in skype you have to change
the input from the microphone to the soundflower 2. Don't quote me on
those
Hi,
A softwear mixer like Sound Flower or Jack will handle it very well.
Sound Flower is herder to set up but both can't be installed at the
same time so if you have Audio Highjack installed you'll have to use it.
Thanks,
Alex,
On 31-Mar-09, at 12:42 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
>
> Last time
Hi,
All,
I need to upgrade the disk in my Macbook possibly and i need to know
what i can do with my old one. I am debating putting it in my Mum's
IBook that runs Leopard. This will only work if there is a small ata
to sata converter. Does anyone know if this possible? Secondly, can I
get
hey guys
I'm having way too much fun with podcasts today. I subscribed to a
whole bunch, and I'm sure I'll never have time to go through and
listen to all these past episodes! I'm wondering if there's a way in
itunes to delete all the rest and just keep maybe the two most recent
episodes b
Cara prolly a little flat one?MMM wondering if it is only me who is
thinking of flat-line for planes it would be straight-8
I just know i had to make up new er words as i ran out of doable once.
i am not sure if it had to do with blonde ness... usually i use to
hide my speedy mind behind ditzy
*blushes all the way to her blonde mane... i got em out yes but ... it
was ... hard...
Now of course... they are not set so tight... just in case i have too
do the same again:)
/sandi:)
On Mar 31, 2009, at 2:40 PM, Scott Howell wrote:
>
> Thanks Cara, I suspected that is what they were. I
Hi Dan,
In response to my instructions to create signature files by selecting
individual email accounts in mail's preference pane for signatures, and then
using the "Create new signature" button Dan Eickmeier wrote:
>
>Ester, it would make sense to me that if you selected all accounts,
>that
Ester, it would make sense to me that if you selected all accounts,
that a signature which you'd created, would be available for any
account? Any idea why this isn't the case?
On Mar 31, 2009, at 4:38 PM, Esther wrote:
Hi Everett,
You asked:
> I was trying to create a signature in Mail an
Yeah, -that's pretty funny! Incidentally, I didn't use a torque
drive either! lol! I forgot what I did use, (small screwdriver of
some ilk) but I did get them out /back in again!
-I wonder if the hair color has something to do with it?
It seems we have some really industrious t
Thanks Cara, I suspected that is what they were. I'm amazed Sandi got
them out with a knife. I guess this means she's really Sandi McGiver. :)
On Mar 31, 2009, at 2:11 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:
>
> Hey Scott, they are star-shaped TORX drive screws.
>
> And yes, to those curious, I too have repl
Well if I ever get up the nerve to disassemble and upgrade the drive
in my aluminum iMac, I should probably consult with your gentle blonde
mind. :) Seems you have the same attitude I have, but with a great
deal more gentleness. I'd have cursed and kicked it into submission
probably. :) Th
hi all to solve my mail issue I have deleted my account and
reenstated it, let's see if that makes a difference when I delete this
sent message
Will
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hi all
when i delete items in my sent items folder they are not moving to the
trash, what is going on please? any ideas?
They seem to be remaining in sent items and not shifting when i do
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Hi Everett,
You asked:
>I was trying to create a signature in Mail and it seems to be a bit
>confusing using VO. If someone has mastered this I'd love the step-by-
>step directions so that I don't have to figure it out myself.
>
Overview:
The signatures pane has 3 columns you can tab to: t
couldn't you just crank up your volume really loud and have it play
and be picked up by the internal mic? may not be the best sound
quality on the other side but if you just want someone to hear a song
it doesn't have to be perfect lol. or just skype them the file?
On 31-Mar-09, at 12:42 PM,
Last time I tried something like this I ended up running the line out
from the mac to the line in on the mac and selected line in as the audio
input in the sound control panel. Of course for more control I had an
external mixer to control the levels but even without that should work.
That said
hmmm. nope, they were just regular mp3s.
On 31-Mar-09, at 11:34 AM, Cara Quinn wrote:
>
> Jessi, are the tracks you're playing, videos?…
>
> I ask, as you may need to close the video window when this
> happens. Once you start playing a video, and pause it, you can bring
> up a context menu o
Jessi, are the tracks you're playing, videos?…
I ask, as you may need to close the video window when this
happens. Once you start playing a video, and pause it, you can bring
up a context menu on it and there should be an option to 'close video
window.'
If this is the issue, clos
Hi all,
Yesterday I was talking to a friend on skype. I wanted to share a mp3
with him. I wanted to play the mp3 and have him hear it. this did not
work very well. I had to put the mike close to a speaker. Is there a
way to direct a audio stream into skype?
thanks for any help.
louie
louiem
Hey Scott, they are star-shaped TORX drive screws.
And yes, to those curious, I too have replaced ram and HD in one of
my white MacBooks. So yes, it can easily be done by a VI / blind
person (and a blonde! lol!) if they read well, the instructs and
follow them.
Check with Apple
hi list. The subject says it all. Sorry for the bad grammar but I
couldn't figure another way of saying it. If this can be done will it
do the same thing when transfered to an ipod?
Thanks.
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Hello List; I know this is a little off topic, but I'm a blind mac
user with a website problem. Due to a crash last summer, I signed up
for a .biz website with hosting at yahoo.com. I did this to have
something to work with until I could get my previous registror and
hosting companies t
scot. Good question... i ended up using a very little knife for the
task.I am sure there are some answers on google but ill admit as
blonde and gentle minded as i usually am i was/am also a pretty
impatient girl so well henze why i risked it and it worked:)
/sandi :)
On Mar 31, 2009, a
Hey Sandi, are they some sort of hex or torque screws? The allen or
star shaped screws. I got a set of bits that even has these flathead
screw bits with a split in the middle and I have not yet encountered
that type of screw being used in a machine or anything for that
matter. Yep, all sor
Nice.
Thank you very much for the links. They were very helpful.
Best regards
Søren Jensen
Mail & MSN:
s...@coolfortheblind.dk
Website:
http://www.coolfortheblind.dk/
On 31/03/2009, at 16.56, Chris Blouch wrote:
>
> I found these instructions which might be helpful:
>
> http://www.macinstruct.c
Not sure Dave, but I believe that does not void the warranty. When in
doubt check with Apple of course. However, I recall the drive and ram
are user servicable parts and why not, they are right there, so you
don't have to tear the machine apart to get at them.
On Mar 31, 2009, at 11:39 AM, D
Probably. Is yours less than 12 months old?
CB
Dave Wright wrote:
> Just out of curiosity, do you void any warranties by installing a new drive
> or upgrading ram?
>
>
> Best Regards:
> Dave Wright
> Work Phone: 651-636-5184 X803
> Email:
> dwri...@gmail.com
> WebPage:
> http://www.knfbreader.co
Hi,
Not RAM Upgrades for sue. On some notebooks you can also do the HD.
I'm not sure about the Macbooks. Apple conciders RAM to be user
replaceable.
Thanks,
Alex,
On 31-Mar-09, at 8:39 AM, Dave Wright wrote:
>
> Just out of curiosity, do you void any warranties by installing a
> new dri
I am not sure if you rander the varenty by doing it your self but the
mac i did it on was more dead than alive and i had not applecare for
it so it had to get some sandicare instead.
If anyone need more help Let me know. But the really frustrating part
is the screws that holds the harddrive
not sure it have anything to do by being blind.
But as you might also know it can be hard to "see" the screws" try
for example having to change the cdrom drive being blind.
It can be done indeed but I would not call it a easy task. At least i
know i said many quite unfeminine words when
In my MacBook Pro 15, at least, all the parts are accessible, and
there are even little tabs to pull them out by. Why would this have
anything to do with being blind?
Mark BurningHawk
Skype and Twitter: BurningHawk1969
MSN: burninghawk1...@hotmail.com
My home page:
http://MarkBurningHaw
Just out of curiosity, do you void any warranties by installing a new drive
or upgrading ram?
Best Regards:
Dave Wright
Work Phone: 651-636-5184 X803
Email:
dwri...@gmail.com
WebPage:
http://www.knfbreader.com
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From: "Chris Blouch"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 20
I found these instructions which might be helpful:
http://www.macinstruct.com/node/130
The drive is a standard 2.5" SATA drive. Here are a few starting at $48
for an 80GB up to about $100 for a 500GB.
http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/hard-drives/2.5-Notebook/
CB
George Zaynoun wrote:
> Hi folk
Hey there Tiffany and others.
Tiffany, you said in a couple of posts back, that when deleting
iJournal, you reinstalled it, and it still remembered the user name
and information you had oringally stored.
Try deleting the information from the following locations, and then
reinstall it. If
Ah, you got to love those blondes, they have a way of putting things
into perspective. :) Thanks Sandi for the backing here. There isn't
much that can't be done with patients and a willingness to take a
chance. If you have the proper tools, most anything can be accomplished.
On Jan 11, 2009,
It depends upon which Mac you are talking about. I have not attempted
to open one of the prior Macbooks, but I have had the opportunity to
open a Macbook pro in the unibody and the drive is very easy to
access. The ram I can't recall right off, it has been a while. As far
as upgrading ram
Good morning,
I was trying to create a signature in Mail and it seems to be a bit
confusing using VO. If someone has mastered this I'd love the step-by-
step directions so that I don't have to figure it out myself.
Thanks,
Everett
http://twitter.com/ezufelt
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On Mar 31, 2009, at 3:16 AM, Søren Jensen wrote:
>
> Well, have you ever upgraded the ram in your mac?
Yes 2 times . no problem at all
> I find it much
> harder than the HP machines. I'm wandering how you would replace your
> hard drive.
well... read a manual? but to put it short. and we here
Well, have you ever upgraded the ram in your mac? I find it much
harder than the HP machines. I'm wandering how you would replace your
hard drive. Have you tried this as well? And how do you get it out of
the mac?
Best regards
Søren Jensen
Mail & MSN:
s...@coolfortheblind.dk
Website:
http://
I don't know what makes you think that the ram would be difficult for
a blind person to replace and as best I recall, the hard drive is not
overly difficult to get at either. The aluminum unibody laptop is
easier I gather since the drive is located near the battery. The ram
like any ram yo
hey guys
just noticed a strange problem with iTunes 8.1.
I typed an artist into the search box and was looking through the
songs table, pressing return on what I wanted to hear like normal.
sometimes it doesn't switch songs though. like I'll be listening to
one and have another one selected
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