A few tips.
Make sure you close all windows in applications before quitting.
Make sure you quit applications rather than just closing all windows.
Repair permissions regularly.
Reinitialise the PRAM from time to time.
Cheers,
Anne
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Agreed. Even in Mountain Lion I was getting those all the time. Eventually i
saw that my system, a low-end Mac Mini, was running with only a couple hundred
mb of free ram at any given time. I put 8gb in it instead of the stock 2gb and
have had almost no problems since. The only "busy" messages I
How much memory do you have in your Mac and what all did you have
running. What version of OSX are you running? There have been issues
with getting lots of VO busy messages when memory gets low and this
seemed to happen more often on older versions of OSX.
CB
On 9/9/13 9:14 PM, Christine Gras
Mike,
I typed "howto install ubuntu on a mac" into safari. The first result was a
step-by-step guide.
ChrisOn Sep 9, 2013, at 9:58 PM, Mike wrote:
> Hey everybody,
>
> The subject line says it all. I'm looking for a guide on how to do this. So
> far everything I have found just says "clic
Just checking why you would need to do that? You already have full unix
in the terminal. Is there something in Ubuntu that you really need?
You'll have to do a lot of fiddling around with partitions unless you
are doing this under VMWare.
CB
On 9/9/13 9:58 PM, Mike wrote:
Hey everybody,
The
Hey everybody,
The subject line says it all. I'm looking for a guide on how to do this. So far
everything I have found just says "click here" and that does not help very much.
Thanks for any tips
Mike m
How to be Blind
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This occurred some time ago, and I was directed to some steps which alleviated
the issue, but I cannot find the post . . . because every time I try using
Spotlight to search through my archives, or use Google to search, or go
*anywhere* to try to find the info, I hear "mail busy" and "Safari bus
I did have a word with someone on Twitter who seems to be a calibre
expert. I found him through Googling something to do with accessibility
and calibre I think. And yes you can.
Rebecca Blaevoet
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Thanx for these podcasts, Now have to update mine sense half my instruments
seem to be unavailable and now it's taking forever lol. I like what's here
though, and it makes the IOS version look like next to nothing.
On Sep 8, 2013, at 7:35 PM, Mike wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> I have some GarageBand
Antonio, the only way I am aware of to do this is to use the Record to New
Track option. If you create a new track, and press Record, you don't hear
previous tracks playing back, but when you use Record to new Track, you do.
Jonathan Mosen
Mosen Consulting
Blindness technology eBooks, tutorials a
Brilliant Mike, I'll give these a look.
On 9 September 2013 00:35, Mike wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> I have some GarageBand tutorials on the website that I am working on. The
> link is below and I hope the answer your questions.
>
> http://htb2.com/tutorials/mac-tutorials/garage-band/
>
>
> Mike m
>
Sounds like you may be creating a new document rather than a new track, not
sure from what you said. Anyway I don't use this option much but what you can
do is to use the keystroke Command Option R. If you have a sound document open
and press this it will start playing the existng track and reco
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