Hi all
I have a guide written by myself over at
www.applevis.com
On 27/07/2014 00:13, May McDonald Homuth wrote:
You know when you delete a thread cause you don't need it, it is exactly when a
person will come along and ask, how do I?
Sorry, I know this topic has come up and I need step by st
Hai,
No, a system update is no problem. I had the same problem, only with
garageband. I did no clean install.
Alwine
Op 27 jul. 2
014, om 07:56 heeft Shawn Krasniuk het volgende
geschreven:
> Yes, but if your friend is trying to update the entire OS, wouldn't that
> still revert back to t
I followed the steps on the below guide, and it worked perfectly. I chose the
command line option as it seemed the easiest. Warning: auto-play video, but the
audio is very quiet so you should be able to hear your screen reader over it.
http://www.macworld.com/article/2056561/how-to-make-a-bootabl
Hi Tristan,
I have only two apps I cann't update after updating to Mavericks, Iphoto and
Garageband. I cannot delete these apps. The appstore gives me the message that
my mac send the wrong internal ID to apple, because someone else already
downloaded these apps.
For these two apps I cnnot chan
Hi I stay a long time in the us and miss the uk sport like cricket and the
commonwealth games and I have a mbp with me so how could I get to listen to
live streaming using this app you could email me off line if you want but I
think a lot of people on the list may be interested thanks
From: ma
Hi all, Since we’re on the discussion of partitions, I unfortunately
made the mistake of getting the Yosemite dev preview and made a new
partition on the same drive as my BootCamp partition. Once the public
beta came out, I attempted to remove this partition because I learned
that I can’t have more
The command you now need is:
sudo diskutil resizeVolume disk0s2 45G JHFS+ Testing 0
The only time I consider Disk Utility to be reliable with VoiceOver is when
partitioning from scratch; then it's usually more convenient to use DU instead
of the CLI. But ultimately you can do more with the disk
Boot the Mavericks installer from external media or the network, and use Disk
Utility to repartition your internal disk with a partition scheme of GUID, with
one partition, Mac OS Extended Journaled, with the maximum size (default).
If you need specific help, we can probably go through it all ag
Hi all, Has anyone gotten an error when sending emails on a Gmail iMap
account about The Operation couldn't be completed, and something about
a domain? Upgrading to the Yosemite beta is the first time i've used
iMap and I can't send emails whatsoever. I've bug reported it, but
figured I'd ask. Only
Ugg, this is annoying having to send it via the Gmail web interface.
Anyway, I'm pretty sure I'll need help with all of that. Lol. I've
created and resized partitions before, but I'm not sure how to change
it to the GUID scene with the CLI, etc. Also, how do I boot the
Mavericks installer from the
I quit using flip4mac when they started watermarking anything played through
the Quicktime component for free users. Sod that; use ffmpeg instead (requires
command-line foo).
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Listers,
I came across a flash content which the helpdesk people recommended I should
watch while installing a new piece of software. I was unable to activate it by
any known means to me. And yet my sighted partner was able to do it with the
trackpad. Is there a way of accomplishing the same
Could you explain a litttle further? I normally don't use command line and so
any assumption that I will know what to do would be false.
Sincerely,
the Constantly Barefooted Ray, Still a very happy Mac and iphone user!
Sent from my Mac, the only computer with full accessibility for the blind
b
Let's keep this as simple as possible, eh? No command line required at this
time. All data on the startup disk will be spifflicated.
Disk Utility is in the installer. All you have to do is get the installer
running somehow.
Boot from the network by pressing Command+Option+R at the chime. Yo
Ffmpeg is a tool that you obtain and run using the command line. Indeed, I
well expect that many people will find this difficult, so unless you want to do
a bit of learning, I'd suggest using tools in Windows to convert your Windows
Media files into some other format, like WAV or MP3, that your
Flash content, sadly, is known not to be accessible on OS X.
Did you get anything from the video? Most installation videos really don't
tell you anything you couldn't figure out by just reading the manual or
following the instructions. :)
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Hi,
Since Mavericks this has been an ongoing issue. Gmail handles imap really
poorly.
Some fixes that you can try are going to the folders and labels section of
settings while in the standard web view (you’ll have to use the mouse on the
icons with vo+command+f5), then turn off imap for the arc
Well crap. Yosemite isn't letting me get Mavericks because it's
complaining that I already have 10.10, why would I possibly want to
downgrade?
I guess I'm kind of stuck now. Unless I can find the installer some place else.
On 7/27/14, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
> Let's keep this as simple as pos
But why not? I mean why is flash not accessible? It seems counter-intuitive.
With so much progress and accessibility that apple has given us, why not flash?
Any work about this? And to the point, no, I needed to watch the video to get
what I wanted.
Andrew
On 27 Jul 2014, at 20:05, Sabahat
Can you post the link to what you were trying to access?
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> Cheryl
> I tried and tried to turn over a new leaf.
> I got crumpled wads of tear-stained paper thrown in the trash!
> Then God gave me a new heart and life:
> His joy for my despairing tears!
> And now, every day:
> "This I call
I believe you are waisting time.
If you only have 10 gigs free, than you can't shrink it down any more. You
need 8 gigs for installation and another 15 percent of that for updates. That
gives you an absolute minimum of 9.2 gigs.
As I said before, if disk utility won't let you shrink something,
Well, that's kind of weird. However, I don't think it's anything to sweat. It
seems pretty solid to me and it will be released in a month or two anyway. As
soon as I see a small mail issue corrected, I plan on putting it on my main
partition.
On Jul 27, 2014, at 3:53 PM, Joshua Tubbs wrote:
Also, most things now use mp3 for streaming or html 5, so you rarely if ever
need to play anything using windows media.
On Jul 27, 2014, at 12:10 PM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
> I quit using flip4mac when they started watermarking anything played through
> the Quicktime component for free use
According to Finder, I have a 60GB hard drive total, and about 20GB of total
free space to work with. I'm making the Yosemite partition 15GB, or trying to,
which should be enough room.
On Jul 27, 2014, at 6:02 PM, Barry Hadder wrote:
> I believe you are waisting time.
> If you only have 10 gigs
I might add here concerning flash. Apple has nothing to do with flash. Flash is
developed by Adobe and quite frankly, I don't think Adobe cares much at all
about accessibility. This is my opinion; yes, Adobe has funded NVDA development
but PDF documents are more less accessible on Windows but th
Someone noted:
"Yep, just bought my copy, for old time's sake.
Unfortunately, it's w
10.6.3 and no later; Apple stopped making the discs
available for retail after that, and the only way to get the latest
version is if it came with a particular Mac. (Insert rant about Apple
locking its medi
According to your du list output, you had a 51.5 gig main partition and you
said that finder reports 10 gigs free. You can't shrink the 51gb partition
down to 45gb with only 10gb left.
On Jul 27, 2014, at 5:23 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
According to Finder, I have a 60GB hard drive total, and
Remember that any unallocated space after the partition is available for use.
Even if you couldn't shrink from 51G to 45G with the available 10G, which even
by my lamentable arithmetical powers would seem to be possible with 4G left
over, then you should still have sufficient space on the whole
It's not updating that's the problem though, it's getting the installation to
even boot.
As far as I can see there are two options: use InstaDMG to build an installed
image with 10.6.6 or later already applied, or else use another Mac and target
disk mode to install and patch it that way. In b
If it's just the prompt asking you if you're sure you want to continue, just
choose to do so.
If the application is already in your Applications folder (do check for
something called "Install OS X Mavericks") then you've got it, and just need to
build your USB media.
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Well, I had this issue. If you have a 8GB thumb stick, or a external hard
drive you can partition, then you can create a bootable installer with disc
maker X. You boot in to that, and then your able to wipe the main hard drive
and install mavericks.
Minister Miller
(http://facebook.com/CCMarr
Mail is smoother to me then on mavericks. I did a clean install of yomsemidy,
and all is working fine.
Are you a Christian? Looking for a convenient bible study? Do you have Skype?
Well I host a fun, easy to follow bible study on skype. If you'd like to join
us, just contact me.
[iMessage
Ah, but you say your email is iCloud. I wonder, is there a way to
easily switch rom Gmail to my iCloud? Seems like the best solution
ATM.
On 7/27/14, Kliphton Senior wrote:
> Mail is smoother to me then on mavericks. I did a clean install of
> yomsemidy, and all is working fine.
> Are you a Chr
No, I use Gmail.
Kliphton
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Flash has never ben very accessible, even on windows. Many flash sights will
never be accessible.
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> On 28 Jul 2014, at 3:19, Andrew Lamanche wrote:
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> Listers,
>
> I came across a flash con
Hey does anyone know of good daisy players for mac os 10.9?
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HI. I have a virtual machine running windows 7 that won't start in spite of
everything I've tried. I'd like to start a new virtual machine from scratch,
but am not sure how to get rid of the od one. any help would be much
appreciated.
thanks
Warm regards and blessings
Maria, Joe and FurBabi
Hi May. What you could try is boot up in recovery mode with command+R I think
it was, and have it format the hard drive. After that is done, You can use the
internet download feature in recovery mode and download it that way. Note that
in order to select your wifi network in recovery mode, You'l
Hi Maria. In order to delete a VM, simply find it and delete it with
command+delete. On my computer, it's located somewhere in the documents folder.
Shawn
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> On Jul 28, 2014, at 12:34 AM, Maria and Joe Chapman
> wrote:
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> HI. I have a virtual machine running window
Get to the Virtual Machine Library by pressing Command+Shift+L. Then find the
table, interact with it, find your machine, and hit the delete key. Answer to
move it to the Trash, and then empty it (after checking it out first).
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