Howdy everyone,
I have a few programs on my desktop that I want to remove but don't
want to delete.
The only option I can find is to move them to the trash but when I do
that they get deleted entirely from my computer.
Does anyone know how I can get them off the desktop? T
Yes, while the app is open this happens. The mail fetching (sorry I
gave the wrong label) is for when mail is not actively running. As I
said, try letting it sync completely (I assume you have not yet done
this) and things should calm down. Otherwise, you just get a whole lot
of mail and there is n
It's not downloading the same one's continuously, it just continues to
download new one's what seems like every 5 minuttes, before I've even had a
chance to delete maybe 15 or so, so I'll have about 30 in my inbox, and next
thing I know, I'll find 35 of them, then about 5 minuttes later, the cyc
I actually went back and looked at that, and ended up finding it under the
"fetch data," option, which was off by default. So why would they still be
automaticly downloading every few minuttes?
- Original Message -
From: "Alex Hall"
To:
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2012 2:14 PM
Subject: R
It kept re-downloading the same ones? That's not right. Maybe check
your imap settings on gmail's website?
No, there is no way to stop it from getting mail while you are in the
mail app. After all, you are there to check mail, so it tries to help
out by always getting the newest messages. Once it
emacs.
Bart
On Sat, 3 Mar 2012 09:53:57 +1100, Sean Murphy wrote:
> Hi All.
>
> What is a good IDE for programming under Mac for:
>
> ruby
> Perl
> C
> C++
> Coco
>
>
> Web editing is another area of interest as well. Something that use's
> templates to complete the HTML tags.
>
>
> Sean
Ok, is there anyway though, to stop it from continuously downloading it
while it's open? When it opened it for the first time, it downloaded 50
messages, then continuously downloaded them as I was deleting them, making
it impossible to even get rid of them.
- Original Message -
From: "
I tried to install the macport version of xpdf. The universal version is:
xpdf 3.02pl5
I get an error message saying the "3.02pl5" dependency is not present.
Has anyone install this package? It is for use in terminal and converts
the text in a pdf file into text among other things.
Hi Shaun,
Thanks for the site. I'll have a look. I was meaning like an online tutorial. I
found something a long time ago, maybe 2006 or so about it, but I can't
remember now.
Matt
Sent from my macbook pro
On 2012-03-02, at 5:55 PM, Sean Murphy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Have you looked at Safari on th
Hi,
Have you looked at Safari on the Oreilly.com site? If you join this site you
can access a lot of different computer books.
An actual accessible book on HTML I don't know of and would be interested for
myself.
Sean
On 03/03/2012, at 9:15 AM, Matt Dierckens wrote:
> Hi all,
> I was just w
Hi All.
What is a good IDE for programming under Mac for:
ruby
Perl
C
C++
Coco
Web editing is another area of interest as well. Something that use's templates
to complete the HTML tags.
Sean
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>From the status menu you can see the time machine showing it is prepping for a
>backup. But there is no time, file/directory being updated, etc?
Also, how do you verify what information is being backed
Hi all,
I was just wondering if anyone knew where I could find a good accessible
tutorial on how to write HTML. Thank you.
Matt
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Push basically gets messages all the time. Turning it off should give
you a "check for mail every" option which you double tap. Once you do,
you can select how often you want mail to check for messages.
On 3/2/12, Ricardo Walker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> you can't disable mail from downloading messages up
Minor correction in case folks are looking for the plugins: it's Silverlight
with a g-h and not i-t-e., as I had spelled it earlier. Also, I just tried
Silverlight with Google Chrome, and the controls are not accessible with VO.
It's possible to play Netflix videos, as it is in Safari, bt not po
My other concern with this would be that not all places where you use a
keyboard are capable of being used in landscape orientation. I don't know if
apple would implement a keyboard that could only be used in landscape.
On Mar 2, 2012, at 3:19 PM, Sean Murphy wrote:
> I am in the same camp as
I am in the same camp as Scott. I am not sure if the Braille input will work
effectively. The design of the screen will have to be universally flexible for
all hand sizes. On top of that you will not get the physical feedback that you
get on other Braille Input devices.
I am always willing to
Hi,
you can't disable mail from downloading messages upon launch of the app. It
just assumes, if your opening mail, you want to read mail. So, it retreives
mail from the server without no further prompting.
Ricardo Walker
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I looked under my mail settings but couldn't find that option. Unfortunately,
the only one I could find even remotely close to that, was the preview option,
which gave me "every 50, 100, 200 500 or 1000," messages I think it was, but
nothing about changing how many were downloaded, unless I had
hi,
in my musicliest are some flac files.
When i open them they will be played in sound studio, or amadeus pro.
Problem is, that they won't go away after been used.
ofcourse i don't save the changes but that does not matter.
Is there a trick to get rid of them?
they are heavy in the way smile.
Egbe
Hi, traci,
As far as I'm aware, Netflix uses the Microsoft Silverlite player, which is not
particularly accessible with VO. You can go to a page and play files, but the
controls for playback are hidden from VO. If you've heard differently, let me
know. The upshot is that if Silverlite is the on
Ok, great!
If I decided to give Chrome a whirl, to test out Netflix, is it an easy
experiment? Meaning, once I download and install, do I go to system
preferences to choose how I surf the web? If I don't like Chrome, is it easy
to switch back to Safari?
Lol, I'll have to look up some podcast
I don't have access to my Mac just now as I have just moved and it is not here
yet. I'll add you when it gets here. I' using my I phone right now.
Jenny and my goofy guide Brooks
On Mar 2, 2012, at 12:19 PM, Egbert wrote:
> aha tv, do you have the apple tv also?
> Here it is a great joy.
> i
aha tv, do you have the apple tv also?
Here it is a great joy.
i ll try your twitter app.
If you wanne folow me there:
@ewoudd
Op 2 mrt. 2012, om 19:06 heeft Jenny Keller het volgende geschreven:
> No. I'm sorry to say that I don't have much of a love of books. I'n more of a
> TV nut. I am still
No. I'm sorry to say that I don't have much of a love of books. I'n more of a
TV nut. I am still very new to the Mac altogether but I wouldn't go back to
windows if you paid me.
Sorry I can't be of more help.
Jenny and my goofy guide Brooks
On Mar 2, 2012, at 8:22 AM, Egbert wrote:
> Hi J
Oh boy I agree 100%. I find it shocking how sloppily some messages appear;
since most lists I'm on are blindness-related, I have no idea whether we as a
group are more careless than others in general, but sometimes I think I know
why we have such a high unemployment rate, smile! While nobody i
I think reviewing messages is an excellent thing to do. I even do this for
messages to people I know well. I find a fair amount of letter transposition
and characters left out, etc. so it's a good thing I do review.
Teresa
"Slow down; you'll get there faster."
On Mar 2, 2012, at 3:10 AM, Kawal
I use VO-command-t and -shift-VO-command-t to go to tables and VO-command-h to
go to headings in the app store. Otherwise, I don't mind interacting.
Teresa
"Visualize whirled peas."
On Mar 1, 2012, at 11:16 PM, Garth Humphreys wrote:
> All the interacting in iTunes can be annoying at times. Bu
not having used it i can not comment on it hi for iso there is a app called
indaisybut
On 1 Mar 2012, at 21:38, Egbert wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> a few days back i have asked here what apps you use for twitter and reading a
> daisy book.
> Uptill now, there was no constructive react
Hi Jason,
Welcome to the list. My name is Sarah. I'm from St. Paul, Minnesota,
U.S.A. Wow, you have only been blind for nine years? You are adapting very
well. I have been visually impaired since I was born, but had pretty good
useable vision until I lost most of it around the age of tw
Hold control and option and press F6
Mike Malarsie
On Mar 2, 2012, at 8:09 AM, Angie Giltinan wrote:
> Thanks, that helps!
> Now, is there a way to have VO announce the items that have been selected?
> Thanks again!
> On Mar 2, 2012, at 8:56 AM, Mike Malarsie wrote:
>
>> Hold control, opti
Hi Jenny,
thx i ll try that one.
do you read also a daisybook on your mac?
I tried some, but not all the apps support my daisy format smile.
Egbert
Op 2 mrt. 2012, om 14:35 heeft Jenny Keller het volgende geschreven:
> For twitter, I use syrinx. I am still new at it myself so I'm still learning
Thanks, that helps!
Now, is there a way to have VO announce the items that have been selected?
Thanks again!
On Mar 2, 2012, at 8:56 AM, Mike Malarsie wrote:
> Hold control, option, and command and press space bar
>
> Mike Malarsie
>
>
>
> On Mar 2, 2012, at 7:29 AM, Angie Giltinan wrote:
>
Hold control, option, and command and press space bar
Mike Malarsie
On Mar 2, 2012, at 7:29 AM, Angie Giltinan wrote:
> good morning all, I may have asked this in the past, if so, forgive me?
> Anyway, how does one select noncontiguous items in a folder,
> my example is this.
> I want to co
For twitter, I use syrinx. I am still new at it myself so I'm still learning
it. I hope that helps some.
Jenny and my goofy guide Brooks
On Mar 1, 2012, at 3:38 PM, Egbert wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> a few days back i have asked here what apps you use for twitter and reading a
> daisy book.
> Uptil
good morning all, I may have asked this in the past, if so, forgive me?
Anyway, how does one select noncontiguous items in a folder,
my example is this.
I want to copy several items in a folder, but not all items, and the ones I
want are not adjacent to each other.
Thanks for any help!
I really v
I guess the important thing is we remember why we are on these lists to get a
little help from each other and whilst today (I do not know about the US),
politicians go on and on about how bad it is that people cannot write properly,
People such as ourselves who rely on verbal communication are h
I agree this is being argued to death. OK I admit to some errors in posts, etc
either through rushing through work, etc or having "Blonde days" and we're ALL
guilty of it. It does however concern me that when reading a message with
voiceover, a message with countless errors causes voiceover as y
Kawal,
I'm not looking to start a pissing contest here, but can you definitively state
that you know every person reviews his/her messages prior to sending it? I
really doubt that. You obviously take time to review your messages and I will
not argue that point with you because I am not sitting
Not to beat the topic to death, but knowing I'm not an English major and not
great at spelling, I make every effort to send messages that sound as though I
took the time to prepare them. Of course some of this comes from my
professional world where we are expected to prepare messages that reflec
I'd like to take issue on this to say that as long as one can make themselves
understood, then the person is on the right track. You are very wrong to say
people do not review their messages before sending as I know that people do
that, I being for one.
Thank you.
Kawal.
On 2 Mar 2012, at
Hi
Just to add to Teresa's message. If you have a laptop rather than the extended
keyboard you can perform the home by pressing FN+left arrow, so the whole
command is VO+shift+FN with either the left or right arrow to jump to the top
or bottom of the list.
You can also move a message by bring
When you see an ebay page, and you scroll up to look at the picture, you can't
just zoom in on that and move around. Instead you're presented with a little
virtual magnifying glass, that shows the image off to the side. That doesn't
do us much good, unless we zoom out with Zoom in the mac. I
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