Hello Everyone,
So, today I inserted a USB drive in to OS X El Capitan.
Upon opening the drive, in Finder, I switched to list view.
Try as I may, I could not discover how to sort the files via
ascending/descending order. I could organize them by name, date created,
etc but there did/does no
Hello Mark,
In List view, you need to interact with the table then place yourself in the
column you wish to sort. The command is then VO-Shift-\ to go into headers,
then VO-Space to do the sort, and VO-Shift-\ to get out of headers.
The first time you press VO-Space while in headers will sort in
Choose write to printer rather than write to port.
> On Sep 8, 2016, at 5:52 PM, E.T. wrote:
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> Larry,
> I have gotten as far as setting things up in DBT Global settings. Even
> though I added the embosser in system prefs, DBT does not see it in the write
> to port dialog. I put the word nu
Oh so two points here.
First, Thomas Edison screwed Nicola Tesla continuously. It’s a really
interesting part of world history really. Edison hired Tesla when he came to
the united states to work on his generators. Tesla did about 50 thousand
dollars worth of work which was huge money in the
Me too, that sounds like a fantastic feature.
> On Sep 9, 2016, at 7:34 PM, David Chittenden wrote:
>
> It was supposed to be in the 7 series. I suspect they recently found
> complications which could not be resolved in time. I hope it is cleared up by
> the next iPhone.
>
> David Chittenden,
The command you need is select all with command A, then command J, there will
be some pop up menus, you want to sort by date added, modified, or date last
opened, whatever your preference may be. You can also select the check box
that says “also calculate sizes” HTH
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1000 pounds is about 1200 dollars US, you range in the 1200 to 1300 range.
Google and Siri will do the specific calculation and conversion for you.
Here in the US, the base 7+ is $769 and the base 7 is $649 I believe. The
watch I’m not sure my stainless steel version with band was about $500.
Wow!
Wow, wow wow!
In US dollars you’re paying over $1050 for the same phone I can order for $649.
SO in your dollars our base price would be $889 NZ currency. That’s a hell of
an import tax rate.
> On Sep 9, 2016, at 5:39 PM, Simon Fogarty wrote:
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> Starting price of 7 here is the 32 gig
The whole thing basically turned out to be a non event with some looking for
click bate out of the deal.
I bet similar arguments happened when the jack was reduced from quarter inch to
8th inch or when we started using 3 prong plugs instead of 2. (try plugging
something in modern in my mother’
That’s funny, I’ve heard the opposite criticism. Apple presentations used to
be showier with Jobs. At least, I think he was a much better showman let’s put
it that way. I was listening to a discussion on Fox Business the other day how
they were lamenting the loss of the jobs era events.
I st
Not even that long.
Our Canadian friends turned CDMA off a couple months back. I think we’re
looking at 2017 - 2018 to turn down CDMA on Verizon and totally farm that
spectrum. Sprint, I don’t know they have some issues and are getting hammered
on TV and in the press now. The other 2 carri
I think Jobs was more of a showman. But I also think there's a big difference
with regard to what we know before an event even starts now than there was when
he was around. I mean really. What hardware surprises were there? Not many. And
that has been true for the last several presentations. Lea
Mary, well said and so true. We used to have no idea what was coming out until
much closer to the events.
Anybody remember the cell phones apple left around the bay area to create
publicity? The first was a legitimate mistake where an engineer left his phone
in a bar and it wasn’t out yet. T
Yes, and, it includes 15% GST. US prices do not include sales tax′ That said,
it is about $150 cheaper in Australia. Australia has a 10% GST which is
included in the price. GST is Goods and Services Tax.
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Right, in my state it’s 0% sales tax, Yipee!
Funny how we do it by state or even town here. Some towns / areas have
different taxes in the same state. Palm Beach county is an example where the
tax is a bit higher than the surrounding state of Florida. I luckily live in a
right wing state wit
And now they are already talking about what is going to be in next years
iPhone. People don't have this one in her hands yet. And already the
speculation for next year has begun. This is just too much. And the same is
largely true for the software side, at least for the OS. There is supposed to
Scot,
You do not think that having a part of a phone, i. e. the port, popping
out when used is well a reason for concern?
certainly only serious audiophiles can tell the difference in sound
quality, but the idea of phone parts being easily lost seems important
perhaps?
Kare
On Sat, 10 Sep
I do not pay much attention to predictions of any kind. Have not met
anyone who can see into the future. Don't we have enough things to keep
us occupied today? I sure do.
As to Apple talling about next year, well, since no one has the
crystal ball, this will do.
About the NDA, are y
Indeed its ridiculous. Maybe this is why I generally attempt to
ignore such discussions for to me, they achieve nothing but heavy
traffic. If the NDA is so widely ignored, that is Apple's plate of worms.
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On 9/
Ann,
Thanks for this.
I’ve been trying to figure it out for a long time.
Peace,
Stacey Robinson and GEB dog Kirk.
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> On Sep 10, 2016, at 6:37 AM, Anne Robertson wrote:
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> Hello Mark,
>
> In List view, you need to interact
There are a lot of people, including on this list, who don’t understand the
word public. Public betas by there nature are in the public. Developers who
truly get new releases of products ahead of time sign very comprehensive
agreements. In some cases I’ve worked on things where you had to go
Oh I disagree, we’re human after all, we get excited about things were
interested in. Just because you have no interest in the future doesn’t mean
others feel that way. I myself an damn excited about the future. I like
hearing about what’s coming out, learning about the leaks and so forth. T
Kare, I’ve owned a lightning based device since the day it was release on the
iPhone. It has never popped out. That is a red herring if I ever heard of
one. Try forgetting sometime to unplug your power cable or lightning port and
let me know how that works out for you.:) I’ve torn the end of
Hello everyone.
I'm writing to let you know about some future technology gifts my girlfriend.
her birthday she will be getting a new iPhone, no problem what to get her
there. But for her 30th I'm thinking of getting her a mac. But I would like to
know what would be suitable someone who just
Larry,
I am putting my Juliet to bed for its not wanting to work any more
so will see if there is a new embosser with my name on it.
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On 9/10/2016 4:40 AM, Larry Thacker Jr. wrote:
Choose write to printer rath
Very nice, Anne. Had just one folder that needed this.
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On 9/10/2016 4:37 AM, Anne Robertson wrote:
Hello Mark,
In List view, you need to interact with the table then place yourself in the
column you wish to s
I think your mac application screams MacBook air to me. The pro is a real work
course and has a lot of power you may not need. The 15 especially has a lot of
horse power and is probably over kill. The air is super light, decently
powered and has good performance for the money. It’s also not
No Scott. its not that I could care less about the future. Its that
its all up in the air until it becomes the present. And the present is
where we get things done. I prefer to work on present day issues, like
my embosser which has now been relegated to being a door stop. Since I
cannot look
Yeah it does thank you. Will sleep on it.
> On 10 Sep 2016, at 19:09, Scott Granados wrote:
>
> I think your mac application screams MacBook air to me. The pro is a real
> work course and has a lot of power you may not need. The 15 especially has a
> lot of horse power and is probably over ki
The Air is definitely perfect for that list, but the Retina MacBook may also be
an option. Only consider this if she can get used to the keyboard, and if a
mobile processor with no fan is okay. This machine also has just one USB-C port
and one audio jack. But its advantages are great battery, a
Hi all,
I tried this a few years ago, but am again trying to make a slideshow for a
presentation this Friday. I have questions, not surprisingly. I'm on the latest
Keynote under 10.11, but I also plan to edit this on my iPhone.
* In the 'body' area, I wrote a list of items. If I arrow to the bot
Thank you. She is totally blind, so retina or non-retina she would not care
less about. Is the keyboard on the macbook like a standard Apple keyboard as
found on this Macbook Pro I’m writing on? If so, I’m sure she could handle
that. I’m going to give her lessons on the mac as early as our next
That did the trick, Anne.
Thank you.
Mark
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Subject: Re: A Quick Question About Sort
No, it's different. The keys have much less space between them, and don't move
as far down or up. It's harder to type on at first. I've only seen one in a
store, not used it long-term, so can't say if it's something you get used to or
not. Still, for more power and a better keyboard at the expen
That would be a good thing Scott for Apple to move to the UK and may be we’d
get more stores as I’m going to the Apple store on the 16th to get both items
rather than waiting. I like to get my hands on things and buy the things to
give my comments on the list and when the year is up no doubt I’
What really annoys me why do Apple always say ‘the best phone we’ve ever made’
Time Cook started that first and this year Phil Shiller was at it again. I can
quote the exact phrase and the way Tim Cook says Good Morning, it’s different
from how I’ve heard other American’s say it, makes me laug
Hi,
Thanks for the clarification. I do not use an iphone, but admit that
seemed to be dreadfully faulty designing if it were true.
Kare
On Sat, 10 Sep 2016, Scott Granados wrote:
Kare, I’ve owned a lightning based device since the day it was release on the
iPhone. It has never popped out
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At 06:00 AM 9/9/2016, you wrote:
I don’t see how this works though.
The iPhone has a specific W1 chip included. I
don’t know if bluetooth is the underlying
wireless protocol but no
Hi all,
Who’s comfortable storing their credit card info in Safari for autofill check
out while shopping? How secure is this on the Mac? Any tips or advice for or
against?
Thank you,
Traci
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Hi all,
Who’s comfortabl
Knot Eye. I put all such data into 1Password which works on OS X,
iOS and Windows.
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On 9/10/2016 3:27 PM, Traci Duncan wrote:
Hi all,
Who’s comfortable storing their credit card info in Safari for autofill che
I do so. Apple / iCloud is quite secure.
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> On 11 Sep 2016, at 08:27, Traci Duncan wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> Who’s comfortable storing their credit card info in Safari for autofill check
> out w
I store credit cards in ICloud. Keychain has industry best encryption. It is
safe/safer than third party options.
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I own an Air and love the form factor.
The retina is elegant, but not as powerful.
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> On Sep 10, 2016, at 11:24, christopher hallsworth
> wrote:
>
> Yeah it does thank you. Will sleep on it.
>> On 10 Sep 2016, at 19:09, Scott Granados wrote:
>>
>> I think your mac applica
I, too, use iCloud Keychain to store this kind of data. If you trust a
third-party, cross-platform solution like One Password or Last Pass, iCloud is
as good or better in terms of security. I have a strong password and two factor
authentication enabled, so feel as secure as any technology can ma
I dono, maybe I'm just weird, but after in 2006 being frauded over 12K, I am
incredibly leery about this sort of thing. Maybe I shouldn't be, but...
passwords... that's one thing, but I do not! and will not! store credit card or
any sort of financial banking stuff. I think it's all just in how
Hi guys:
Hope all is going well. I currently have a 2010 15 inch Macbook pro, 500 GB HD,
cor i7 processor. Basically, when I got it, I customized it with the max
customizations that Apple had at the time. I bought it around March, or April
2010, when ever this particular Mac came out. it has se
Either will handle VoiceOver just fine. Your biggest enhancement will come if
you can switch to a solid state drive, which will make app launching, opening
new windows, loading files, and other tasks a great deal faster.
If I could only pick one, it would depend on what I was planning to do. Run
I would buy the smallest with the most processing power. They all handle
VoiceOver. These are not Windows Machines.
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> On Sep 10, 2016, at 16:01, Sarai Bucciarelli
> wrote:
>
> Hi guys:
> Hope all is going well. I currently have a 2010 15 inch Macbook pro, 500 GB
> HD,
I would echo everything Alex said. If you ever want to run Windows in a VM,
memory is key. A solid state drive though is the most game changing. Think
towards the future though--a little more investment might mean an extra year or
two considering how long Apple hardware holds up.
From: ma
It appears they all have SSD options. I didn’t see any standard HD choices.
> On Sep 10, 2016, at 6:26 PM, Andrew McKay wrote:
>
> I would echo everything Alex said. If you ever want to run Windows in a VM,
> memory is key. A solid state drive though is the most game changing. Think
> toward
I will feel a lot safer with ApplePay!
Best wishes,
Jonathan Cohn
> On Sep 10, 2016, at 6:55 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland
> wrote:
>
> I dono, maybe I'm just weird, but after in 2006 being frauded over 12K, I am
> incredibly leery about this sort of thing. Maybe I shouldn't be, but...
> p
Hello everyone,
Sometime when I use the Safari browser, I have a problem with activating the
picker item so I can arrow to one of the choices. vo spacebar does not work.
Can anyone provide me with any further assistance. thanks.
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It looks like apple may refresh there mac line next month. I would hold off a
bit just in case they do, either you will get a good price on the 2015 models,
or see a 2016 model you may want to get. JMO
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Also, Steve jobs was the key behind the new ideas.
Realistically what has changed on the iPhone since Jobbs died?
There really has been nothing outstanding with its design or configuration
since it origionally came out
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Yeah but we do it by country and lets face it our country is only a population
of 4.5 million people.
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Hi Scott. How are you? I read braille, but I don't use it so much with my
Iphone, only sometimes! However, my boyfriend is a braille user to his iPhone
since he is deafblind. I really want him to get IOS 10. Why do you say it wil
not work with the mail app? H euse that a lot with his focus 14 d
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