Haha, okay, I thought you might say that. Was hoping to avoid the need for
copying that 6GB file more than I needed to, but I suppose you're right, it
will be much easier and probably worth the time to get an installation drive.
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Hello Nick,
Why not make it easy on yourself and copy the Install app into your
Applications folder, then you wouldn't have to change anything.
Cheers,
Anne
> On 24 Oct 2014, at 12:11, Nicholas Parsons
> wrote:
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> Awesome, thanks, Anne! Seeing I have already installed Yosemite, but have a
Awesome, thanks, Anne! Seeing I have already installed Yosemite, but have a
copy of the Install OS X Yosemite.app on a USB drive, should I replace the
reference to /Applications/Install\ OS\ X\ Yosemite.app to use the file path to
the app on my other USB device? And I notice that the terminal co
Hello Nick,
I never use the Recovery partition as it downloads a new version of the OS
which takes too long. I always make a bootable USB key and install from that. I
then restore my data from my Time Machine backup. Below is how to make a
bootable USB key, you’ll need an 8 GB drive.
Cheers,
Hi Anne,
I've been tempted to do a clean install for that reason. I didn't do it this
time as they don't make it so easy anymore and I didn't want too much
distraction while I'm finishing my thesis. Once I've submitted it, however, I
might just give it a go. What do you think is the best way of
Thanks all. I’ll try the work around next time I come across the issue, and
will definitely report to Apple. I’d like a bit more information, however,
before reporting, so that I can give them exact steps to reproduce the bug. I
think others may have gotten there before me anyway.
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Hi!
Report this to apple.
This is a really important one.
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> 20 okt 2014 kl. 06:15 skrev Nicholas Parsons :
>
> Hi list,
>
> Yesterday someone else wrote about being unable to read some PDFs. We all
> assumed this was because the PDFs were images and had not been through an OCR
> process. I t
Hi,
I dont think it is the file size thats causing the problem. I found a
workaround for this.
In finder, select the pdf you wish to read.
Turn Vo off, open the pdf and turn Vo back on.
Now interact with the pdf content 2 times.
>From what i understood, you will not have to repeat this until you q
I don't think file size is necessarily the problem if the problem is the same
one I'm seeing. I've had a file open in one session and read perfectly, then in
a different session have the file open and only say "PDF static text" and not
read anything. I'm not sure how to replicate this, however.
What about Nisus Writer Pro as that can apparently read and even edit PDF
documents.
> On 20 Oct 2014, at 05:15, Nicholas Parsons
> wrote:
>
> Hi list,
>
> Yesterday someone else wrote about being unable to read some PDFs. We all
> assumed this was because the PDFs were images and had not bee
Hello Nick,
Did you do a clean install of Yosemite? Sometimes that can fix all kinds of
weird behaviour. I always do a clean install of a new OS X.
Cheers,
Anne
> On 20 Oct 2014, at 06:52, Nicholas Parsons
> wrote:
>
> After a little more playing, it seems this might have something to do w
Hi list,
Yesterday someone else wrote about being unable to read some PDFs. We all
assumed this was because the PDFs were images and had not been through an OCR
process. I think we were wrong.
I've been finding some PDFs today at work which VoiceOver will not read. It
just says “PDF static tex
After a little more playing, it seems this might have something to do with the
size of the file and the time it takes to load. One of those files I am now
able to read, so it might be that it just took a long time to load, which would
still be a shame as one of the best things about the Mac was
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