I think it does treat tracks purchased from the iTunes store much like
apps in that you can go to "purchased" and then find the radio button
that says "not on this computer" and download those purchased tracks to
another device. Since I mostly rip CDs that doesn't help me much but the
few track
Matthew,
I have an iCloud dot com address.
When I got my macbook, it was a referbished machine and I've just stayed with
SL.
On Dec 2, 2012, at 10:29 AM, matthew Dyer wrote:
> Hi, Running sl here and icloud only works with lion or higher. If you have
> an email like me or iclould.com it sho
This makes sense, and explains why the devices I have seen don't have triple
click home set up. They are phones, so the people in the cell carrier store set
things up for the users. Thanks, I'll keep this in mind when and if I get my
iPhone5.
On Dec 2, 2012, at 7:54 AM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
>
Hi, Running sl here and icloud only works with lion or higher. If you have an
email like me or iclould.com it should work fine though.
Matthew
On Dec 1, 2012, at 3:04 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> I don't know about Snow Leopard since I started my Mac journey at the Lion
> part of the road. I'm s
I'm really looking forward to it.
On Dec 2, 2012, at 9:31 AM, Jonathan C. Cohn wrote:
> The applications will be waiting for you in the Application Store. Just
> login and switch over to "Updates" tab. Under the Updates tab is a purchased
> tab. I also once listened to a podcast describing h
The applications will be waiting for you in the Application Store. Just login
and switch over to "Updates" tab. Under the Updates tab is a purchased tab. I
also once listened to a podcast describing how to use iTunes to move
applications to the new IOS device. It could be that just plugging
Hello,
I think this is due to a miss understanding of How, why, and when
enabling/disabling Voiceover becomes the default action when triple press of
home is used. For example, you said your friend does not use voiceover. This
means, they did not use Voiceover to set up their iPad. If this i
Correct.
If the phone is configured as a standard device that doesn't use VO, then
Triple click home is not configured by default.
The triple click has to be the first thing you do on the device after the
screen comes up.
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When you tried to perform the triple press of home, did your mother, sister, or
a person at the place where they bought there device already set it up? If so,
this is probably why Voiceover didn't come on when you tried triple pressing
the home button.
Sent from my iPad
On Dec 1, 2012, at 5:2
I actually noticed that myself, so glad I'm not alone. I just found out a
friend. Of mine has an IPad which she's still learning to use, and doesn't use
VoiceOver. I've never used an IPad before so got frustrated with it quickly,
especialy when I somehow turned the speech off and triple clicki
I hope it does work then. My mom got an iPhone5, and my friend and sister both
got the 4s, and triple click home did nothing on any of them. Yes, it is
supposed to be enabled by default, but experience has shown me that it is not
always actually done that way.
On Dec 1, 2012, at 4:37 PM, Stacey
Thanks dave,
I can't wait to get mine. It's gonna be a good Christmas.
On Dec 1, 2012, at 3:21 PM, Dave wrote:
> Stacy,
>
> Triple click home worked fine when we opened up our iPad Minis.
>
> It may take a bit, but it does work by default on all IOS products now.
>
> When my wife and I got our
Stacy,
Triple click home worked fine when we opened up our iPad Minis.
It may take a bit, but it does work by default on all IOS products now.
When my wife and I got our iPad Minis, it went without a hitch.
Dave
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Oh, Ok, that's a helpful tip.
OOO can't wait till Christmas.
On Dec 1, 2012, at 2:16 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> It seems to vary, but triple click home is not a guarantee, unfortunately.
> Have your mac on hand just in case, or just have a sighted person help you;
> it's only a few seconds, after a
It seems to vary, but triple click home is not a guarantee, unfortunately. Have
your mac on hand just in case, or just have a sighted person help you; it's
only a few seconds, after all, then you're off and running. Since you already
have an iPhone, you will be fine with most of the gestures the
No, iTunes isn't bad at all, and I like the latest version a lot.
On Dec 1, 2012, at 2:04 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> I don't know about Snow Leopard since I started my Mac journey at the Lion
> part of the road. I'm sure google has plenty to say on the subject, however.
> As for music, iCloud wil n
Hi Dave,
Thanks, I get that.
Ok, when the iPad arrives, do I need to set it up through iTunes or can I just
triple click home and start VO that way?
Stacey
On Dec 1, 2012, at 2:03 PM, Dave wrote:
> Stacy,
>
> Music does not get backed up to the cloud. Only contacts docs calendar
> events, r
I don't know about Snow Leopard since I started my Mac journey at the Lion part
of the road. I'm sure google has plenty to say on the subject, however. As for
music, iCloud wil not handle that at all unless you pay for the iTunes Match
service. Without that, you are left with using iTunes to syn
Stacy,
Music does not get backed up to the cloud. Only contacts docs calendar
events, reminders, and apps.
As Alex described, sign in with your Apple user ID and you'll get those,
plus your apps via the purchased link in the app store.
Dave
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Alex,
Am I correct that I cannot access anything with my white macbook running
snowleopard?
Also, if there's music on my iPhone, does it get backed up to the cloud as well?
I'm sure I'll have more questions later.
On Dec 1, 2012, at 1:07 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> No problem. Let us know if you have
No problem. Let us know if you have questions or problems when you actually go
through the process. I think you'll really like it though: anything you do to
synced data on your iPad will be done on your iPhone and vice versa, even
Safari pages, or so I hear. The only thing to keep in mind is tha
Alex,
Thanks so much.
On Dec 1, 2012, at 12:53 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> Your contacts, calendars, notes, and other content will appear once you sign
> into the account on your iPad. Apps are different: you have to open the app
> store, tap updates, then tap purchased apps and download the ones yo
Your contacts, calendars, notes, and other content will appear once you sign
into the account on your iPad. Apps are different: you have to open the app
store, tap updates, then tap purchased apps and download the ones you want.
Note that contacts and the rest are configureable in settings, so i
Hi all,
When iCloud first came out, I set up an account before I ever had my mac
computer running snowleopard.
Today, I backed up
my phone to this iCloud account.
I know I can't use iCloud with sl but I will be getting an iPad mini for
Christmas. How can I get the apps and things that are on my p
hi
i reactivated and signed in and sinking contacts are checked but iCloud does
not show in my address book
best
On 14 Mar 2012, at 15:23, Ricardo Walker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> did you reactivate iCloud on yur Mac, and check syncing contacts? I would
> also open address book preferences and make s
Hi,
did you reactivate iCloud on yur Mac, and check syncing contacts? I would also
open address book preferences and make sure your using the iCloud address book
and not the addressbook on the Mac.
Ricardo Walker
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On Ma
Hi Joseph.
Did you sign in to I Cloud? Are your contacts on your I phone if you have one?
Kawal.
On 14 Mar 2012, at 03:12 PM, joseph wrote:
> hello list
>
> i noticed that all my address book contacts went away after a clean lion
> install. i activated iCloud on my mac hopping that i would
hello list
i noticed that all my address book contacts went away after a clean lion
install. i activated iCloud on my mac hopping that i would be able to recover
my contacts on the mack this way but no luck.
am i missing out on something or is there another way to recover my contacts?
thank y
All:
After setting up my Mac, iPad2, and iPhone 4 under iCloud settings to sync to
the cloud, do I have to hook the cord with iTunes to change any cloud syncing,
music downloads, etc?
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