As someone said, yes, get the plan. It is well worth it. You can call Apple
Care if you have any questions, furthermore, if anything happens, you can go to
the genious bar.
On Apr 28, 2011, at 12:41 AM, Maurice Mines wrote:
> yes get the plan.
> On Apr 27, 2011, at 9:17 PM, Priscilla Garces wr
Hello
You could go into windows 7 and in the sound option of the control panel,
look at the output devices that the computer detects and configure them. In
some cases, the output device for the speakers and headphones might differ,
though personally I've never experienced a problem with headphones
And I suspect that will impact battery performance. Not a wise design IMHO.
After all, once you have set your location, unless it tracks your position to
provide data on the location where you currently are, there is no reason to
have this on continuously.
On Apr 27, 2011, at 9:12 PM, Mike Arri
I'd say there's no reason for debate. The warrantee is the best part of your
mac, and if you want it to retain any value after next month then you need the
warrantee.
If anything happens to your mac and you need service, the cost of service will
be so high out of warrantee that you might as we
I did confirm that the weather app was the problem. Rather than turning
location services off completely, I just turned it off for this app, and the
location tracking also stopped. I could understand this being used if the app
was running, but to keep location tracking on, even when the app is r
While I'm generally not a fan of extended warranties, I do recommend getting
the AppleCare plan for Apple laptops with one caveat: Shop around before
purchasing the warranty. A number of retailers such as Amazon sell AppleCare at
a discount.
HTH,
Bryan
Priscilla Garces wrote:
> I am debating w
I respectfully disagree with this point of view. Sure, you might be good at
fixing things yourself, but then again you might not. If you aren't, and you
don't have the warranty, you're stuck paying a large amount of money. If you
do have the warranty, you pay now, but don't have to possibly p
I wouldn't bother with it. If it does break down, which is pretty
unlikely (though it can obviously happen) you can fix it yourself if
you're good at that sort of thing.
ash
On 28/04/2011 04:17, Priscilla Garces wrote:
Hey folks,
How are yo?
I have a few questions about the mackbook pro since
Hi listers,
I just got an iphone last week. I installed some apps and want to put them in
folders. I have some radio apps and the serious app. How do i go about adding
and deleting folders? Also how do i add an application into a folder that's on
page 2 or 3?
Thanks.
Matt
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Hello all,
The other day I was thinking of installing a windows partition on my
mac. Is the windows 7 installation accessible if I'm using bootcamp?
Or will I need sighted help?
Also, will win7 be able to read the macintosh hfs drive? And should I
install the 32 bit or 64 bit version? I have a mid
Hello all,
I recently got a bookshare account. So, i downloaded the read outloud and
the unarchiver to my mac mini. I also downloaded a book and now i'm not
sure how to read it. I believe i unziped it with the unarchiver and it
created a folder with lots of different files. My qu
Hi!
Is that a Dodge Journey?Just kidding. I just bought my wife a
Dodge Journey and we love it.
Literally, in the Journey!
Johnny Chilelli
Erie, PA
On 4/27/2011 1:15 PM, Ronald McEwan wrote:
While in an edit field move the router to typing and choose standard.
In the Journey,
Ron
Hi:
This app definitely saved me last night when I lost power because of the
tornados. I didn't notice a major battery draine by having location tracking
on. I'm using an iPhone 4. I was getting weather alerts, texts, and other
location data pushed pretty hard, and had plenty of battery. I'm sti
Hi:
Yes, media partners are local news stations who partner with the app to push
local weather info.
On Apr 27, 2011, at 3:19 PM, Jenny Wood wrote:
> Hi there, and thanks for the info on this app. I have already purchased and
> installed it. However, I am a little baffled as to what the media
Hi:
Yes, you can enable specific warnings, as well as disable them. I only saw the
app repeating alerts if the national weather service repeated a broadcast of a
warning.
On Apr 27, 2011, at 3:01 PM, Geoff Waaler wrote:
> Hi Sarai and others,
>
> Thanks so much for bringing this app to our atte
All:
How do you review iTunes purchased content? Everytime I try, I receive an error
saying the nickname I've chosen has already been used. I've tried several
nicknames with no luck. I'm using an MBP 2010.
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Hi all:
I've received questions about the above application, so thought I'd write a
review of the application. Unfortunately, I had use of it yesterday. I'm
running an iPhone 4, iOS 4.3.
Imap Weather Radio is an accessible weather radio application, which can be
configured to alert you to any w
Hi guys:
I have my mail to spellcheck before sending; however if I cannot understand the
misspelled word, or want to read it in the sentence, or manually enter in a
correction, I cannot exit spell checker without sending the message. Is there a
way to exit without sending?
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Hello listers,
Er exactly do I go about recording a podcast and making it
available in the Podcast directory?
Thanks,
Ezzie Bueno
(512) 553-8553
www.sillyez.com
Google Talk: ezzybu...@gmail.com
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Hi,
Have you tried pressing escape? That always works for me when I'm spellchecking
something and want to see the context.
Brandon
On Apr 28, 2011, at 8:37 PM, Sarai Bucciarelli wrote:
> Hi guys:
> I have my mail to spellcheck before sending; however if I cannot understand
> the misspelled wo
Hi all.
I have been going through the custom verbosity options to try to get voiceover
to say the level of an item when navigating directories in the finder before
speaking the finder item. I want it to say something like, level 1,
applications, expanded. I've tried several things without succe
Hello Listers.
DocuScan is now mac compatible and can be found on the mac app store.
Don't get too excited though, unless you have $299.00 to burn on it.
Hope this actually benefits someone.
the Infuriated Matt Campbell.
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I know nothing at all about this app. But, I suspect that a significant
portion of the cost is related to licencing a OCR SDK
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On 2011-04-28, at 10:05
Hi Matt,
Thanks so much for the message. I have already purchased the software and am
waiting for the Hovercam which has just shipped today.
Why are you infuriated? I think, overall, the price is great compared to more
expensive solutions.
Thanks.
Chris
On Apr 28, 2011, at 10:05 PM, Mat
Still cheaper than the other blindness oriented OCR solutions, such as
K1000, Open Book, Eye-Pal, etc.
Andy
P. S. I wonder if they are considering doing something for the iPhone.
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Nope, that sends the message for me.
On Apr 28, 2011, at 7:57 PM, Brandon Olivares wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Have you tried pressing escape? That always works for me when I'm
> spellchecking something and want to see the context.
>
> Brandon
>
> On Apr 28, 2011, at 8:37 PM, Sarai Bucciarelli wrote:
>
Hey folks. SO glad to see this is finally available on the mac. One question
comes to mind as I am not as familiar with this product. Does this only work
with cameras like the hover cam, or can I use it with a cheap Canoscan 25?
Thanks so much.
Kevin
On Apr 28, 2011, at 11:39 PM, Andy Baracco w
Hello. Recording and publishing a podcast, while easy to do, takes some
explaining. Head over to www.schoolofpodcasting.com. There, you should find
tons of guides and explanations on how to record and publish. Hope this helps.
Kevin
On Apr 28, 2011, at 8:45 PM, Ezzy Bueno wrote:
> Hello listers
Hi Kevin
I made a quick test this morning with my canon lide 100 and it worked.
Now it is intresting to see if it can make something readable out of
swedish text. If so I deffently gonna buy this. More simple solution
than use vuescan, to abbyy, and to textedit wich works well but very
much work t
Hi there,
Yes, $299 is a fair bit of money, but how many actually went and bought open
Book or something similar back when ever for 3 ore 4 times more? My biggest
complaint is not the cost of software but the ridiculous prices of Mac
computers. I can and probably will go the Hakintosh route jus
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