Hi Alex:
after using my mac mini for 2 days, the problem disappeared, without anything
that i did.
it disappeared.
with strange VO Really.
Thanks so much
> On Mar 6, 2018, at 4:13 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
>
> Mine reverts to using Portable Preferences as well. In my case, though, the
> problem r
Hi alex:
i did that, and it’w working. bt , the tea entery solved also.
> On Mar 6, 2018, at 4:11 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
>
> Part of this sounds simple. Open the VO Utility with vo-f8, go to the
> Commanders category, choose the Quick Nav tab, and find the checkbox for
> "allow single key nav
Hi all:
I found a very very accessible app and free for extracting par files
the link is here:
https://theunarchiver.com
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Yes this a very very nice app and well worth the price. I first
installed it some years ago. Nice to see its still around.
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On 3/7/2018 2:03 AM, Ramy Moustafa wrote:
Yes exactly.
and sorry for my spelling mistake.
i ment .rar files.
BTW, need to know how can i stop VOIce over auto correcting my words?
> On Mar 7, 2018, at 7:42 PM, E.T. wrote:
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> Yes this a very very nice app and well worth the price. I first installed
> it some years ago. Nice to see it
Hi all,
I have asked this question before but have lost the email with the answer.
I often find the CPU running at say 70% 50% user & 20% system. How do I see
what is running. Often at these times I am doing nothing on the Mac.
Thanks for any help.
Max.
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I've swapped the Mac option and command keys in Fusion a
Work computer at work right now, so can't verify, but there should be something
in the keyboard setup about universal Macintosh keys. I believe I saw you had
swapped the alt/windows keys tso that the alt key is actually the Macintosh's
command key, and command F is a universal Macintosh key for
Open Activity Monitor, from Spotlight or the Utilities folder in you
applications folder. Once it opens, vo-left to the toolbar, interact, then find
and interact with the view buttons group. Here you can pick the information you
want--memory, CPU, energy, etc. Get out of here and go back to the
With Voiceover off and Mac Host keys disabled (is that what you are
referring to?), its mostly working. And yes on the key swapping the Mac
keyboard works as a Windows keyboard...almost. So the find dialog is
Windows not Mac.
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Cmd-T is a Mac command but works in Windows (Alt-t) if there is a
Tools menu. Alt-e correctly brings up the Windows Edit menu even though
Cmd-e is a Mac command..
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Yeah same here.
From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com On
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Sent: Wednesday, 7 March 2018 12:17 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: More About Buying My First Mac
I'm still not used to it, and I've had my MBP since August. I much prefer the
keyboard on my 2
Yes and yes.
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Sent: Wednesday, 7 March 2018 2:59 AM
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Subject: Iphone question
Hi,
Can you use an iPhone like an iPod without a phone number?
Can you purchase things from iTunes etc.
Blessings,
And if your sick of the no sim card messge, just get an old inactive sim and
put it in your phone,
The phone then sees the sim even inactive and gets rid of the message.
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Hell, that's crazy,
It probably costs more to put the pin in.
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Sadly, even $5 requires a PIN. Bumme
Yeah but then you have to be aware of heat disapation up through the keyboard
Now if you close the machine and still have it running then you have heat
hitting the closed screen and causing heat build up in the keyboard screen
region of the device,
It’s not something I’d vbe recommending.
From
Ramy,
There are so many file types I would not have noticed.
Look in the Mail app preferences under the Composing item to disable
spell check.
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I know it's a pain in the ass but try when in the vm turning the vo off for
your mac,
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Subject: Windows Menu Shortcuts
When the VM is running, some
Hi Listers,
Just wondering if anyone out there has ever used a software package for Service
Management called "Oracle Service Cloud",
It's a cloud based service management tool,
Previously a desktop product
I'm just wondering if it's been used by anyone using screen reading technology
Mac OS
Simon,
I do that and I have that process down pat. The Windows shortcuts
that do not work don't invoke the Mac commands. It looks like the
behavior depends on the Windows app in use. I will poke around some more.
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