How to restore a file from time machine

Hello Tim, Many thanks for your info on this. However I still have problems… First I had to simplify my time machine setup. I have 2 time machine disks which save alternate backups. One of these time machine disks contains 2 partitions one for my Mac and the other for my wife’s Mac. To get anyth

Notification Re Updating.

Hi All, I have a Mac Book Pro that I bought back in 2014, but it tells me it is a late 2013 model. Anyway I keep up with updates. Currently I'm running Big Sir 11.6.3. Over the last few days I've been hearing the system tell me that there is an update of the OS from Big Sir to Monterey. However

Re: Notification Re Updating.

Instead of going to Notifications, try the following instead: Go to System Preferences > Software Update. Here you can either check for updates, or download and install an update if it is available to your machine. HTH. - Brad - On Feb 12, 2022, at 10:41, etscrivani via MacVisionaries wrote:

adding to the dock

Hi, How do you add an item to the dock on the mac? I am using high sierra still. I’ve looked in the vo help menu and can’t find it. I googled it and it said to do command shift t, but when I tried this, all I got was to hide or unhide the tab bar.. Thanks! Cait -- The following informat

Re: adding to the dock

Command-control-shift-t on the item in Finder you want to add to the Dock and a shortcut will be created for you. VoiceOver will say, “added to dock”. Take Care John D. Panarese Director Mac for the Blind Tel, (631) 724-4479 Email, j...@macfortheblind.com Website, http://www.macfortheblind.c

RE: Notification Re Updating.

Hi Brad, Thanks, I will try this, but usually when I check for updates I go to the menu, down-arrow to about this computer and tab to the check for updates button. It has always given me the ability of doing OS updates. Is this different from checking for updates through system preferences?

Re: adding to the dock

Thanks very much! Cait > On Feb 12, 2022, at 1:55 PM, John Panarese wrote: > > Command-control-shift-t on the item in Finder you want to add to the Dock > and a shortcut will be created for you. VoiceOver will say, “added to dock”. > > > Take Care > > John D. Panarese > Director > Mac fo

Re: Notification Re Updating.

The keyboard shortcut to get to notifications is VO-O (the second letter in notification). You do need to use VO-command-space to perform most actions on a notification. Though I did send out a note last week describing how to change this keystroke to right-option-A. Best wish

Re: adding to the dock

In current versions of the macOS, the correct keyboard command to add an item to the Dock, is CMD + CTRL + Shift + T. HTH. - Brad - On Feb 12, 2022, at 12:12, Caitlyn Furness wrote: Hi, How do you add an item to the dock on the mac? I am using high sierra still. I’ve looked in the vo

Re: Notification Re Updating.

Going to About This Mac, and selecting the Check for Update button is the same as going to Software Update. Beginning with macOS Big Sur, the keyboard command to open the Notification Center, is VO + O. - Brad - On Feb 12, 2022, at 12:58, etscrivani via MacVisionaries wrote: Hi Brad, T

Re: Logitech Mx Keys mini for Mac.

The keys to be paired are f1 threw f3, to put it in pairing mode, just hold down the desired location, go to bluetooth on your device, and the pair request will be there. > On Feb 11, 2022, at 4:09 PM, Anders Holmberg wrote: > > Hi! > I just got my new Logitech Xm Keys mini for Mac. > But I c

Sound of iPad Pro 2021

Hi, I got my iPad Pro 12.9 M1 imediately after it came out last year. And I wasn‘t convinced by its sound. It sounds very crisp but nearly no base. My hope was a change after iPad OS 15 came out but no luck. On the internet I found some similar reports but not many. So Can anyone share sound i