Hi Daniel,
Could it be that your music folder is simply expanded? This behaviour happens
to me if a folder is expanded. Once I collapse it with left arrow key, this
behaviour disappears. Go to your home folder, then start typing the word music
for your music folder, and when you land on it,
Hi,
Has anyone on the list ben using CrashPlan app for online backup services
offered by CrashPlan / Code42? Is the app accessible? A somewhat related
question, if anyone has been using this plan, do you know whether you can use
an alternative peace of software to upload backups? I can’t see
I agree!
this is soo tempting!!
I have one on my wish list for when my current crock pot and rice cooker go bye
bye.. Now, with my luck, they will probably work for the next 20 years! But
by then, there will be even more cool accessable stuff out there! Hmm.. maybe
I should put one of t
Hi!
Since i’ve found out that my airport extreme is a bottleneck in my network i’ve
digged the whole net for sollutions.
The only sollution i’ve found out is to buy a better router that supports vpn
clients.
I’ve seen people recomending asus routers but they seem a bit pricey.
What i want is a r
Hi All,
I was given a very cool little bluetooth speaker for Christmas. Its a Lyrics
Jive. While I’ll primarily use it with my IPhone, I was wondering if it can be
used on my Mac Book.
Yesterday, we were going to listen to a DVD on my Macbook, but the volume just
would not pump out the soun
Hi all,
I am thinking about investing in a Sonos system for my house. I'm wondering if
anybody has one and whether it is accessible.
Thx,
Jeff
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Jeff I have a sonos saround sound sound bar and 2 play 1 speakers, and another
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The app is totally accessible with v o with a couple of minor issues, but
workable.
It is a great system
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Yes, you’ll have good luck most likely with your speaker and the mac. Anything
with bluetooth and the correct audio profiles will work. You’re also using the
internal amplifier of the speaker so should be able to get more output from the
device. Good luck and enjoy, let us know if you have an
What speed internet connection do yu have. Give me an idea of what you’re
using for a service and I’ll be glad to provide some suggestions. The speed
helps me figure the price point. Slower services require less forwarding
horsepower.
> On Dec 26, 2015, at 10:03 AM, Anders Holmberg wrote:
>
Hi,
I was lucky and received a nice new Apple watch under the tree. I ended up
with the 42 millimeter stainless steel version with the metal magnetic type
band. Love the fit and feel so far. My question is this. I have VO and
everything enabled but I notice that periodically and it can be a
Hi Scott,
I was lucky enough to get an Apple watch for Christmas as well. Try going into
the watch app on your iPhone and then general/wake screen. Turn this off. I
think that should do the trick.
> On Dec 26, 2015, at 12:58 PM, Scott Granados wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I was lucky and received a ni
Scott
You need to go to the watch app on your phone and general, have wrist
detection on, and then go to wake screen button just below rist detection and
open it and in there turn it off. The clicking is everytime you move your
wrist the screen wakes up and then it goes to sleep and does the
Hi,
Just to add to this, you can also wake the watch by just tapping on the screen.
I personally set the watch to stay on for 15 seconds. 70 is too long in most
circumstances I find myself using the watch for.. I would also recommend going
into voiceover settings and turning off speak on wrist
Yes but I use mine for navigation with apple maps which works awesomely, and it
will stop reading if set for 15 seconds. So, if you do 70 and your finished
just put the flat of the palm of your hand on the screen and it makes the
little noise and goes to sleep.
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Interestingly enough, I can hear a lot of electronic signal, and thus the lack
of it, because I wear a hearing aid and the cochlear implant and can tune into
a certain setting. So I'm wondering if there's a device you can plug in that
can give off those signals so the rest of us can hear it and
I also wonder if we can assign a sound to the shut down process, sort of like
the start up chime?
Caitlyn
> On Dec 26, 2015, at 5:50 PM, Sharon Hooley wrote:
>
> Interestingly enough, I can hear a lot of electronic signal, and thus the
> lack of it, because I wear a hearing aid and the cochle
I think the starup sound is built-in to the bios, the pre-OS environment. I
don't think we can access that.
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> On Dec 26, 2015, at 5:03 PM, Caitlyn Furness
> wrote:
>
> I also wonder if we can assign a sound to the shut down process, sort of like
> the start up chime?
>
>
I don't know what the big deal is. I hardly ever shut down my Mac unless I'm
taking it with me. It's not gonna hurt it if you leave it on all night.
Shawn
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This can be done with scripts. I did not find anything yet via
Google that was current but someone here with more scripting experience
can do it.
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On 12/26/2015 3:05
I’m surprised to hear that AirPort is giving you trouble. In my experience
they will do upwards of 200 Mb/s. Do you have a connection faster than this?
Nowadays, because AirPort has a poor PPPoE implementation that doesn’t do baby
jumbo frames or native IPv6, I use my own Linux-powered router
Ok, I've been repeatedly trying to connect to facebook using the messages app,
running maverix, and for the last week or so, it refuses to connect, which is
driving me up the wall, if not passed that. Has anyone else been having this
issue?
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Great response. The fact the airport was the bottle neck through me as well.
I’ve pushed a similar amount through them and their wireless is superb. The AC
implementation isn’t the fastest but it’s damn stable on many chipsets.
> On Dec 26, 2015, at 7:13 PM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
>
>
Ricardo, good deal, I thought it was something along this line.
Good to see you here and thank you for the info.
> On Dec 26, 2015, at 1:12 PM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
>
> Hi Scott,
>
> I was lucky enough to get an Apple watch for Christmas as well. Try going
> into the watch app on your iPhon
Ah George, great stuff thank you. I especially like the palm over the face
feature, that’s nice. Thanks as always for the help.
> On Dec 26, 2015, at 1:15 PM, george b wrote:
>
> Scott
> You need to go to the watch app on your phone and general, have wrist
> detection on, and then go to
Gentlemen, thank you both for the great info.
Huge help.
> On Dec 26, 2015, at 1:57 PM, george b wrote:
>
> Yes but I use mine for navigation with apple maps which works awesomely, and
> it will stop reading if set for 15 seconds. So, if you do 70 and your
> finished just put the flat of the
Sounds like your screen is locking when you lower your wrist. It shouldn't
be doing that though every few seconds.
Have you got Voiceover set to not speak when you raise your wrist?
Sounds like we have exactly the same watch, and the same band. I have the
magnetic Milanese loop as well, and
Yikes! Then, how would you wake the screen if you do that? I don't mind
the screen waking when I raise my wrist. I just don't want the darn thing
talking every time I do, so I shut that off in Voiceover settings on the
IPhone Apple Watch app under the My watch tab, then across the top, go to
Chris, if you single tap the screen it wakes. Not sure if that helps on the
how to wake the watch question.
I’ll fiddle with the settings. I made the ricardo and george suggested changes
and so far so good but I may play with the voice over and wake options.
How are you liking your watch so f
I'm really liking it. Wouldn't turning the wake option to off as suggested
though make it where the touching of the screen wouldn't work?
I'm a little confused as to what that setting does, if that's not the case.
Chris.
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It's not really a big deal over all, but I do think it's inconvenient.
Technically, this issue goes even further out though than just the Apple Watch,
as you can't do this with I O S devices in general that I know of.
Let's say I'm in the car, and I have my IPhone in my pants pocket. Now, I
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The screen is always listening for input in a sense so you can tap even while
asleep and it activates to the clock face.
I’m not sure how the awake screen option plays in to it other than possibly
that’s what was clicking for me when it would wake. Since I’ve made the
changes the clicking has
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