New Mac Migration

Hi all, exciting news that my new Mac arrived today! However, Migration brought way more over than I would have liked. Is it a crazy idea to try and start over, or a better idea I try to manually delete stuff on the new Mac. I was really looking forward to a tidy tech system, and although I did

Re: characters

thanks. sometimes I want to be able to read something character by character to see how it's spelled. I know the simplest answer would be for me to get a new keyboard and eventually I will but I have too many expenses right now. > On Sep 9, 2020, at 4:05 PM, Jonathan Cohn wrote: > > Dear Lorie

Re: vlc media player

Hello! Try to type 2:20 for 2 minutes and 20 second. Hope that helps. /A > 9 sep. 2020 kl. 22:54 skrev Lorie McCloud : > > how does the Jump-to time feature work in vlc? the command is command-j but I > don't know what numbers to write to tell it how far to go. does it understand > seconds or m

Re: characters

Dear Lorie, Besides the keys mentioned by A, standard text input fields in Macintosh systems also have the following keys which move keyboard input: control-F move forward a character control-B move back a character control-option-F move forward a word control-option-B move backward a word. contro

vlc media player

how does the Jump-to time feature work in vlc? the command is command-j but I don't know what numbers to write to tell it how far to go. does it understand seconds or minutes or what? thanks. Lorie -- The following information is important for all members of the Mac Visionaries list. If you

Re: characters

Hi! You can press vo + w and vo+c. /A > 9 sep. 2020 kl. 21:39 skrev Lorie McCloud : > > earlier I asked about the vo-command keystroke for form controls. now I'd > like to know if there's one for words and one for characters. > > thanks. > Lorie > > -- > The following information is important

characters

earlier I asked about the vo-command keystroke for form controls. now I'd like to know if there's one for words and one for characters. thanks. Lorie -- The following information is important for all members of the Mac Visionaries list. If you have any questions or concerns about the running

Re: Using spotlight?

Yes, Once you are focused on the file in spotlight list of results, use command+i shortcut key combination to open info window about the file. Andrew > On 9 Sep 2020, at 14:48, Matt Turner wrote: > > Hi folks. > When I use spotlight to fine a file, and hit enter or VO+space, it want’s to > ope

Re: Using spotlight?

Not quite sure how I would remember that one. I usually just use the finder search functionality, and then I can review the path of the selected item if I need to. Are there any other keyboard shortcuts for SPotlight? Best Wishes, Jonathan Cohn > On Sep 9, 2020, at 11:26 AM, Barry Hadder wrote

Re: Using spotlight?

When keyboard focus is on the result, command-r or command-enter. > On Sep 9, 2020, at 08:48, Matt Turner wrote: > > Hi folks. > When I use spotlight to fine a file, and hit enter or VO+space, it want’s to > open the file. > But is there a way to show where the file is hidden? > > -- > The fo

Using spotlight?

Hi folks. When I use spotlight to fine a file, and hit enter or VO+space, it want’s to open the file. But is there a way to show where the file is hidden? -- The following information is important for all members of the Mac Visionaries list. If you have any questions or concerns about the runn