Hi Chuck,
Have you checked the format of the disk?
Just make sure it’s not formatted as fat32 as it wont do well with file sizes
over 4gig
Mac os journaled iss the best format to use in these situaitons
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Ah, so it’s a temperature probe.
That makes more sence now.
Interesting that it’s a blue tooth device, and I assume it is left within the
cooking product or is it removed after being usied for testing of the things
being cooked temp?
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If you know who is sending emails to your iCloud address, then you should go
into the contacts, find the persons name, edit the contact details, and then
there should be a block button there and you should be able to block
everything. I can do this on my iPhone but not sure whether I can do this
It is easier than that. Just move the email into the spam folder. This tells
the mail app to do so for all email from that sender. And, the sender never
knows.
David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
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Mobile: +64 21 2288 288
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> On 28 Aug 2016, at 22:24, Kawal
I guess I am smart enough to be able to tell which side of the street I am on.
The concern is about the destination.
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> On Aug 27, 2016, at 10:58 PM, David Chittenden wrote:
>
> Given the inaccuracies which are inherrant in GPS thus far, I would not trust
> any app which cl
When the accuracy is very good, one ends up very close to the location. When
the accuracy is not as good, one ends up within the block. In that case, good
O&M skills will get the person to the location; such skills as asking people in
the area.
I travel independently, and internationally, using
OK, I’ve had my interest piqued concerning “Express VPN.” But when I open “App
Store” for Mac and search for “Express VPN” I get the following:
- VPN Shield
- Red VPN
Now, of course, I’m looking for a replacement for Avast on my Mac and not my
iPhone 6. Are either of the above what I want to
Unlike the iDevices, you can find OS X apps outside the Mac App
Store. Do a google search.
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On 8/28/2016 7:21 AM, Bill Gallik wrote:
OK, I’ve had my interest piqued concerning “Express VPN.” But when I open “A
Shift command h
That is for skype.
> 27 aug. 2016 kl. 00:44 skrev Kawal Gucukoglu :
>
> That is what I did funny enough. I think it's the same thing for Skype on the
> Mac.
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On 26 Aug 2016, at 11:13 pm, Joseph Hudson wrote:
>>
>> Try to control option H that sho
Thanks David, you beat me to this one.
Also, what we have to remember regarding GPS is that any app, yes even the
blindness specific ones, used in real time assumes you are in the middle of the
street, rather than on a sidewalk. This is how the maps are designed which are
at the heart of every
Hi,
When I go to Facebook on my mac, I often hear VoiceOver announce "chat"
followed by a number. This number, I assume, refers to the number of my
friends who are currently available on chaat. Is this correct? In which case,
how can I tell which friends are available? If I click on chat bu
Hi everyone,
I want to make a bootcamp windows 10 so i can use os x and windows side by
side. On the mac i have seil and karabiner and vmware fusion but for some
programs I need to use bootcamp. I was wondering though does sharpkeys still
work on windows 10? I need an insert key and i would real
Thanks for the education, David. It's a little condescending but I'll leave it
at that.
Just to be clear, I have another GPS solution which will identify the side of
the street of the destination. I do not want to spend the money for this unless
it will do the same. This has nothing to do with
Hi all.
I need to translate a pot file. (A file called .pot in the end). I have
researched a little. I downloaded poedit, I thought that was accessible, but it
does not seem to, I could not find anything in the file I need to translate. Is
there an editor which is accessible. I am willing to pa
Hi All,
Has anyone used the Square.com site and app?If So is it accessible with VO?
Thank you for the help,
Laura
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At the risk of also being condescending, I’ll chime in here.
Nearby Explorer does identify which side of the street the destination is on if
it can do so. There are some address schemes which do not make this possible.
Sometimes it’s also recorded incorrectly when the mappers put in geocodes fo
The provision of information is not condescending. The podcast I heard
describing the product demonstrated that it did not identify the side of the
street for the destination. Therefore, I concluded that it never identifies it.
In the podcast, it was stated that the Android version of the produc
Hi,
Square has a new chip based reader which should be actually more accessible.
The older reader required a headset splitter.
Best,
Mika
On 8/28/16, Laura Bratton wrote:
> Hi All,
> Has anyone used the Square.com site and app?If So is it accessible with VO?
> Thank you for the help,
> Laura
>
I use a few GPS solutions including: TomTom, Apple Maps, and Google Maps. Yes,
I only use the general market GPS mapping solutions. I also use Blind Square,
but it is not a mapping solution. In all cases, the solutions I stated tell the
user which side of the street the address is on. Therefore,
Janine is correct. I didn't listen to the podcast, but if Mike said that in
general it didn't identify the side of the street for the destination, he was
wrong.
Mary
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> On Aug 28, 2016, at 11:40 AM, gs wrote:
>
> The provision of information is not condescending. The podca
It appears that it usually does tell the side of the street to where you were
looking for
David Tanner
>From my iPhone 6 S
> On Aug 28, 2016, at 1:40 PM, gs wrote:
>
> The provision of information is not condescending. The podcast I heard
> describing the product demonstrated that it did not
Really, it doesn't matter what GPS you use, as long as you can travel safely
and reliably either in Familiar areas or in areas that you know. I do not have
the confidence in relying on GPS, Might mobility is very good, but, I do
believe in human intervention as I have a guide dog. If I was to u
Not to defend Mike, as he can do that himself, but he didn’t realize that the
app does indeed identify POIs when possible with the side of street information
included. He made a correction on the Nearby Explorer lists to his assumption.
I’m sure he’ll go back in and correct the podcast or have a
Hi all,
What's a good text editor for iOS these days? I mean that literally--an editor
for .txt files, with no need to support rtf or any other formats. It needs to
be able to save to Dropbox. I have Voice Dream Writer, but it can't open and
save an existing file, making editing files a pain. I
Have you used textedit?
> On Aug 28, 2016, at 1:21 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> What's a good text editor for iOS these days? I mean that literally--an
> editor for .txt files, with no need to support rtf or any other formats. It
> needs to be able to save to Dropbox. I have Voice Dream W
All the time, but I need this for iOS, not macOS.
> On Aug 28, 2016, at 16:24, Michael Babcock wrote:
>
> Have you used textedit?
>> On Aug 28, 2016, at 1:21 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>> What's a good text editor for iOS these days? I mean that literally--an
>> editor for .txt files,
Couple apps that come to mind are Drafts 4 by Agile Tortoise or
AccessNote by American Foundation for the Blind.
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On 8/28/2016 1:21 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
Hi all,
What's a good text editor for iOS these days? I m
Actually, any file that you can open with voice dream reader can be exported to
voice stream writer. I like voice dream writer for text editing and that's how
I get RTF PDF at Cetera files opened in Writer.
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> On Aug 28, 2016, at 4:21 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> Wha
I have been happy with the app since downloading it over a week ago. The only
thing driving me crazy is my inability to silence its wonky sound effects.
Since I do not recall hearing this particular noise in the podcast, I am
mystified as to how to shut it off. If anyone has any information, ple
I like the app too, but it lacks in-place editing. That is, you can't simply
open it, open a file from a supported source, then edit and save the file. You
must import a copy, edit that, then be sure to type in the exact same name as
the file you mean to override, then confirm that you want to r
I've it connected to Bluetooth speakers and it doesn't require TV to be ON.
On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 1:40 AM Simon Fogarty wrote:
> HI Mary,
>
> I know some sound systems now have an HDMI input which you can plug in
> the likes of a blueray or I guess apple tv and then have another HDMI
> output
I have a very good friend who built an interface between his dog and a GPS
mapping package. The dog was then trained to follow a dot that a set of
goggles it was wearing projected off in to space. The dog followed the dot,
the dot was controlled by the mapping software and the user could set t
I wish to use Spotlight to find all occurrences of certain files and
then delete them. What is the best way to do this? I gave it a try and
got a table of all the files found but could not see how to check their
locations and also a count.
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I would have to actually experience that to believe it.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Aug 28, 2016, at 6:27 PM, Scott Granados wrote:
>
> I have a very good friend who built an interface between his dog and a GPS
> mapping package. The dog was then trained to follow a dot that a set of
> goggles
Kevin, just to be clear. You were saying that you can just send the audio
output from your AppleTV fourth-generation to a pair of Bluetooth speakers, and
all video plays fine. Including things like Netflix HBO, all the things that
would have some protection on them. They all play fine. That's r
Yep, I can play Netflix, HBO GO, etc. using BLuetooth speakers
On Sun, Aug 28, 2016 at 8:23 PM Mary Otten wrote:
> Kevin, just to be clear. You were saying that you can just send the audio
> output from your AppleTV fourth-generation to a pair of Bluetooth speakers,
> and all video plays fine. I
Can you play an apple TV for output to be sent to your Mac or Mac mini? I’d
get one when I could afford it if that is the case. I do have a Talking TV
(one of those Samsung talking TV’s) hence not getting an Apple TV. I would not
want to connect it to my Samsung TV as I would not know what so
Try searching google for express vpn and see what happens.
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