i did copy very fine for me, i didn't have any problems on it.
Il giorno 11/nov/2014, alle ore 06:26 PM, Gabriele Battaglia
ha scritto:
> Hi all.
> Sorry if I get into this thread.
> How do you resize the regions in the newer GB?
>
> Here the handles are disappeared.
> Thanks.
> Gabriel.
>
> -
Mark,
Try going to the view menu and choose by day
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of M. Taylor
Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2014 14:28
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: A Question About Yosemite Calend
What about if you go to copy something from the region, and you go back to
copy files from the finder and pasting it into the time line from
there.Jonnyboy! Iphones rock!
> On Nov 12, 2014, at 02:59, Dionipher Presas Herrera
> wrote:
>
> i did copy very fine for me, i didn't have any prob
I also am having trouble with this. Not only that, I can't seem to add an event
that is ongoing and have alerts for it. When I try to add an event either with
the button in the toolbar or cmd-n all I get is "quick event" which I don't
think is what I want.
--
Cheryl
I tried and tried to turn
I don't know about a list, but adding an event is acting normally. That "quick
event" screen lets you type in all the details you can, like "doctor
appointment tomorrow at 1 pm". It then takes that and parses it into the event
title, date, and time. In other words, type in your event, hit enter,
Hi there.
I am thinking of at some point in time getting a sonos system but i’m wondering
if i want to control the Sonos from the Mac can it be done at all? As i
understand it, the Sonos app accessibility on the mac is soso so i wonder has
it improved or been worse?
/Krister
--
You received th
Thanks, Shawn. I agree with your approach. In fact I've set my several
vms for auto login figuring I've already handled that for the host
machine, why worry about it in the guests?
However, I'm disinclined to change the password to a null string, if the
system would even permit that! And, I don't
Don't know about the a11y of their apps, but you might want to look at
their competitor, Phorus:
http://phorus.com/
Unlike Sonos, they're pushing an open protocol which means that any of our
specialty
developers could fork to create an a11y app version, if necessary.
They've also got several m
Hello, and thanks for your response to my question about Doodle.
Do you remember if you used the mobile version with Safari, or did you use the
regular version?
Thank you,
Mike
On 11,Nov,2014, at 18:59, Gabe Griffith wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I can tell you that doodle is compatible with Safari o
I was just trying to download the podcast application for the Mac from
q-continuum.net. But every time I download, and then try to install the
application onto the computer, VoiceOver gives me a warning that the file is
damaged and that I must eject the disc image manually. Any ideas on what cou
Hi,
The subject says it all: I can’t seem to tell whether “do not disturb” on my
macbook air is turned on or off? I pretty much understand how all the other
types of notifications work but I’m not sure about “do not disturb”. I feel so
silly. Years of using a mac computer, and I’m still uns
I had a similar problem with another app and despite multiple
re-downloads I also could not shake off this error message. It appears
that Yosemite does not like some dmg downloads.
If it helps I think I have the QCast dmg somewhere which I could upload
to Sendspace. Luckily in relation to QCast
No problem, we're all learning new things all the time.
In Yosemite, open Notification Center, choose the Today view, and interact with
the widgets scroll area. The first one should be Do Not Disturb; interact with
it, and the only checkbox inside will tell you. Once enabled, the Notification
C
My girlfriend, who is sighted, absolutely hates plain text txt email messages.
She says they are much harder to read. They are much less visually appealing.
David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
Email: dchitten...@gmail.com
Mobile: +64 21 2288 288
Sent from my iPhone
> On 12 Nov 2014, at 13:03, Sabahatti
Yes, I would agree that this is very disappointing. This is a brand new
Mac, and as someone who enjoyed using both QCast and QFeed on my PC, I was
looking forward to doing the same on my Mac. We were even lucky that he offered
Mac versions for those two apps as Hope and QRead and Chicken
Hi,
The Auto-Login feature is in the Users & Groups pane of System Preferences.
When in that pane, unlock the pane with your Admin password, then Interact with
the Users, Groups & Login Options list and select the Login Options item at the
bottom of the list. Stop Interacting with that list t
Janine it's under users and groups but you have to unlock the users and groups
so that you can get into get Additif you go all the way to the right under
users and groups it'll have a lock checkbox if you check that and then into
your password you should then see it
Scott BerrySent from my iPho
Hi,
Allowing apps from anywhere to be installed should fix this.
Cheers,
Ed
> On 12 Nov 2014, at 17:09, Juliette Swiler wrote:
>
> I was just trying to download the podcast application for the Mac from
> q-continuum.net. But every time I download, and then try to install the
> application
I actually recommend downcast over qCast.
On Nov 12, 2014, at 12:13 PM, Edward Green wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Allowing apps from anywhere to be installed should fix this.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ed
>
>
>> On 12 Nov 2014, at 17:09, Juliette Swiler wrote:
>>
>> I was just trying to download the podcast appl
Hi everyone. Since upgrading to Yosemite I’ve had a horrible VoiceOver lag. I
know I run it on a 2010 iMac, four years old, but it ran just fine with
Mavericks. Now sometimes it gets to the point where I can hardly use my
computer. It lags and sputters and stops. If I would have known I would ha
Hi,
This is not normal behaviour. A 2010 iMac should handle Yosemite just fine.
Have you checked in the Activity Monitor to see if anything is using up
resources? It sounds to me like some sort of third party app or resource in
conflict with VO. Either try a clean install with migration or
Thanks, Alex and others. So once i’ve interacted with the do not disturb
widget in the notification area, I saw a checkbox that reads, “hide banners and
alerts”. It was not checked. I checked it and it now appears in the menu
extras.
Thanks again.
Andrew
> On 12 Nov 2014, at 18:43, Alex Hal
Hi, Tim:
Tim Kilburn writes:
> Hi,
>
> The Auto-Login feature is in the Users & Groups pane of System Preferences.
> When in that pane, unlock the pane with your Admin password, then Interact
> with the Users, Groups & Login Options list and select the Login Options item
> at the bottom of th
Thanks, Scott. As I just replied to Tim, I see it now, and remember it,
too. But, it's now dimmed.
Argh.
Janina
Scott Berry writes:
> Janine it's under users and groups but you have to unlock the users and
> groups so that you can get into get Additif you go all the way to the right
> under us
Hi Austin. Adding to Tim's comments, how much ram do you have in that iMac? I
have a mid 2010 MacBook and experience no lag. If you want to talk more about
this off list, you can. I'm not on the developer program, but I still get the
betas with the public seed program.
Shawn
Sent From My White
Hi,
It would have been the regular version I used.
Regards,
On Nov 12, 2014, at 8:59 AM, Mike Busboom wrote:
> Hello, and thanks for your response to my question about Doodle.
>
> Do you remember if you used the mobile version with Safari, or did you use
> the regular version?
>
> Thank yo
Yes, it hardly seems that plain text is a viable solution at this point in time.
On Nov 12, 2014, at 2:15 PM, David Chittenden wrote:
My girlfriend, who is sighted, absolutely hates plain text txt email messages.
She says they are much harder to read. They are much less visually appealing.
Dav
Hello George and thank you for the reply.
>From within the day view, while I can see a list of the events for a specific
>day, it does not list all of my upcoming events as it used to and does in iOS.
Mark
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionaries@g
Generally, the Macintosh behavior is to mount all known partitions other then
the boot partition under the /Volumes/ directory. i believe that there is an
option under the command-i screen for the disk when it is mounted to not
auto-mount.
Also, in very old BSD systems there were a couple of t
The subject says it all. I want to select a playlist from itunes library and
copy it to an iPhone. I created the playlist in iTunes , but now what? Do I
need to have the mannually sync setting checked on the iPhone?
Perhaps it can’t be done with VO on the newest iTunes version.
TIA
Chris
Hi Janina,
The auto-login feature is still available in Yosemite. I confirmed this on two
machines. After reading your entire post, I would suggest that the auto-login
feature is not available when encryption is enabled. This would be logical, as
deploying decryption while allowing free acce
Hi,
Yes, this certainly can be done with VO on the newest iTunes. Manually Sync
does not need to be checked. To accomplish this, VO-space on your iPhone from
within the iTunes main window and select the Music tab for your iPhone.
Interact with the Scroll area and check the “Sync My Music” ch
Tim may be right about this. But also, I believe that to use auto-login you
have to re-enable it in the security pane of System Preferences. It's in
General under Security. There's a checkbox for disabling automatic login. If
that is checked and you haven't unlocked to make further changes, you
This is really becoming a major problem for me. I am running Yosemite. In
Mail, when I am typing, apostrophes are spoken as apostrophes. But when I do
cmd-semicolon to check spelling, I find that most words with apostrophes in
them have been joined to the word after them and sometimes a letter
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