Wow, Jonathan, I didn't know the short cuts existed. Thank you.
Kawal.
> On 7 Jun 2014, at 06:13 am, Jonathan Mosen wrote:
>
> The command to answer a call is Command+Shift+R. This will also initiate a
> call on the focussed contact if you use it when there's no incoming call.
> Skype for Mac
Hi, when you receive a call, you should get a dialog pop up, with answer being
the default button, so simply pressing return will answer. The way I use Skype
is to use VO-J to jump me between the table and other parts of the window. So I
interact with the table and find where it says contacts, t
Hi Anne,
Thanks for trying. I have mine set to "Play Tone" as well. I'll keep
investigating.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Jun 6, 2014, at 11:14 PM, Anne Robertson wrote:
> Hello Tim,
>
> I'm not sure about this but I certainly don't get these announcements. Have a
> l
Hi Alex,
The menu that it's opening is the Sort menu just beside the Messages Table.
I'll play some more later but it seems like VO isn't properly focusing. I
don't use the TrackPad commander much as I'm a throwback to the infancy of VO
and haven't progressed with the times.
Later...
Tim Ki
Hi Alex,
Are you sure that it’s actually starting up from the thumb drive? It sounds
like your Mini is starting up from the Recovery Partition instead. They do
look and feel just the same. I think that the second item when starting up
from the Recovery Partition says “Re-install MacOS X” whe
this might sound obvious, but the best way to ensure you start up from your
external drive is to go into the utilities menu, (I've temporarily blanked on
the name of the utilities app that runs in the recovery partition) the one just
to the right of the apple menu and choose startup disc. You ca
Hi,
Yes I tried 2 solutions, both of which do work. I'll add some explanations for
those who are curious what vpn can do for you. But in short, these are usable
for us:
www.proxpn.com, iphone as well as mac, and:
www.getcloak.com .
So what does vpn do for us, normal iphone users? An example.
If
Yes, I did the startup disk selection yesterday, from the Apple menu. My thumb
drive is still the selected disk (oddly, my beta partition has vanished, even
though I haven’t yet erased anything). The second item in the initial list is
indeed “install”, not “reinstall”, so it looks like I’m defin
Hi Alex,
How about we try this in Terminal instead. Sometimes, Disk Utility has
problems executing things if the drive is having issues. You should be able to
get into Terminal from your thumb drive by going up to the Utilities menu.
Enter the following:
diskutil list
(press return)
this wil
A member in a facebook group suggested this site for uppgrades etc. ship the
mac back to you. Don’t know if thety are good, but they appears to be a serious
company.
http://eshop.macsales.com
If you don’t boot into your thumb drive, you boot into a black screen where
Voice Over don’t work. You
VO-space also works, but as you say return is probably the easiest.
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It’s been an hour, and we’re at 48%. I have to be up early, so I’m headed to
bed; hopefully this is done by tomorrow morning. I didn’t realize zeroing would
erase the disk, so I had a moment of panic when it said “started erasing disk”;
I wondered if I'd chosen the correct disk.
On Jun 7, 2014
Hi,
I had that same feeling earlier today when I wiped a server’s main HD. Oh
crap, did I remember to archive the directory or am I going to be here for
hours restoring a backup or re-entering usernames. Anyway, zeroing a drive
will typically take quite a while, so sleeping through the thing
Hi,
Is there an option that I'm not noticing, that will stop the screen from
going off in the middle of reading something? I'll be reading a long article
with vo+A, and the screen will go dim and Voice Over will spout off the
contents of the authorization dialogue. I prefer to keep the screen
save
Go to System Preferences > desktop and screen saver > screen saver tab.
Christopher Hallsworth
Student at the Hadley School for the Blind
www.hadley.edu
On 08/06/2014 06:42, Tristan wrote:
Hi,
Is there an option that I'm not noticing, that will stop the screen from
going off in the middle of r
I know about this. It doesn't seem to cover VO, though. For example, if I
leave my computer idle for a few minutes, I want the screen to go into
screen saver mode. However, if VO is reading, the flow is interrupted to
announce that the screen saver is active, which is a minor irritant at best.
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