There are other differences, too.
Those Nokia phones use a Xenon-based flash for the camera, and KNFB Reader
includes a two-stage polarization filter. These work together to be sure that
the object that you scan is lit well and evenly. Without the Xenon flash, the
little LED flash in most phone
There is actually a technical reason, or there was, at one point.
If you cut/paste a file, that should be a move of the file. Except, if you
cut/paste to another hard drive, in which case, instead of a move, the Finder
must perform a copy to the new drive, then delete the original. Supposedly,
When you move a file, the computer just changes info stored on the drive about
where the file is stored. It doesn't have to spend time actually making another
copy. That's why people want to move instead of copy. Copying a 1GB folder
takes as long as is required to copy 1GB of data. Moving a 1GB
m one location to another?
For as advanced as the finder is, I don't see hwo this could have been an issue
at all, especially now. and especially considering how fast machines are
nowadays, with multicore processors, why is this still an issue?
On Jun 30, 2010, at 9:20 AM, Bryan Smart wrote:
I'll have a better way to do this stuff in about a week.
Bryan
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Kevin Mattingly
Sent: Sunday, July 04, 2010 5:55 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: cut, copy, a
I do something like this, but I map the right command key on the Mac to the
caps lock key in Windows. Then, the caps lock becomes the Jaws keys when in
Jaws laptop layout.
And, throwing your VM in to full screen, and turning off VoiceOver will get
your keyboard focus in to the VM.
VMware is a
I'm writing to share my experiences with Digit-Eyes.
I tried it on my iPhone 4, with several bar codes, and it didn't recognize even
one of them. I don't mean that the code was located, but not recognized. I mean
that the code was not even detected as being in the image. I'd tap the scan
button
llow for
additional opportunities, such as someone who maintains inventory etc. Perhaps
you have and if not, share your experiences and suggestion.
On Jul 8, 2010, at 6:03 PM, Bryan Smart wrote:
> I'm writing to share my experiences with Digit-Eyes.
>
> I tried it on my iPhone 4, w
Yep. People have used it before in situations, such as the now non-functional
scripts for Logic.
I'm using it to assemble a generalized system of script add ons that will be a
bit more like what people may have experienced with Window Eyes or Jaws.
Download it, if you like. It's fairly accessib
ually, I'd disagree with that last statement. We have a lot of
incentive to improve it because we want our customers to be happy and if you
are not happy, we are not happy either.
Nancy Miracle
Digital Miracles, L.L.C.
On
each the same level as some of the "Blindness" products, then spend the
$1,000 or more for the "Blindness" products. Then that is me and of course you
do what works best for you.
So, we can agree to disagree and move on to other topics, this thread has run
its course as far as I
's no signal, I am not sure why it still thinks there
is!!
On Jun 28, 2010, at 8:44 AM, Frank Carmickle wrote:
> Hello Bryan
>
> On Jun 28, 2010, at 5:45 AM, Bryan Smart wrote:
>
>> Because apps like Safari decide how much information that they can show at
>>
Well, I have an iPhone 4, am a left-handed person, and haven't had any problems.
Of course, I'm using an extremely thin hard plastic slip-case to protect my
$700, mostly glass, phone, as just about anyone reasonable would that doesn't
have a bottomless bank account. Yes, it looks nice, all glass
Because of the Braille display support, I also thought that this was possible.
However, I can't tract down any information about SPP in iOS 4.
Besides Braille displays (which are supported), there are GPS receivers that
work, too. They have to be using a serial connection. There doesn't seem to
Well, 4.01 came out, and I tried to install it. Half way through, iTunes gave
me error 3004 (what-ever that is), and stopped. Now, the iPhone won't talk,
won't reboot (black screen), and, when I attach it to the Mac, and iTunes
starts, iTunes says that it is unable to connect to the iPhone softw
He is right.
I have spent a lot of time in the last few months studying different software
development technologies on the Mac, including Applescript. VoiceOver can be
controlled from scripts, but those scripts must be manually activated.
VoiceOver has the keyboard commander, and scripts can al
No.
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On Behalf Of chad baker
Sent: Saturday, July 24, 2010 12:26 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: accessible screen sharing software
Hi is there any accessible screen sharing
Hi Kevin.
I looked in to this a while back.
It's too bad about its limitations, as Time Capsule would be great for this
task. It's an all-in-one appliance for most home-server tasks: router, wireless
access point, print server, and simple NAS. If it could work as an FTP server,
and could work
Yep. It doesn't turn off the screen, it only displays solid black. The
backlight is still on, using power, though. To prove that, get someone sighted
to look at the screen from an extreme angle (it will glow), or look at the
Apple logo on the back of the monitor (it is lit by the display backlig
This is true, but and important thing to know is that the Magic Track Pad is
80% larger than the MacBook track pad, which is already quite a bit larger than
the typical laptop track pad. VO is easier to work with the MacBook track pad
than with the iPhone, due to the increased size, and I expect
Simon, it is usable, but you may not actually want to use it. I had an iPad,
and I tried this stuff, but I didn't do it a lot, and I haven't tried it in a
while, so I'll probably make some mistakes in my description. There will
undoubtedly be some iPad people that tell me that I overlooked some
I know that this doesn't help you, but I use it routinely on the iPhone 4, and
it is working fine, at least on this model.
Bryan
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of joseph
Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2010 9:15 AM
To
d.
Bryan
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Chris Moore
Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2010 4:59 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: word processing and spred sheets on ipad
If you have a mobile me accoun
There is a Google group. It's called "mv-dev".
Bryan
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Doug Lawlor
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 4:33 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Is there a blind mac program
Hi everyone. First, I'm new to this list, so I'm not sure if someone has
already posted about this here. I'm writing to the list to make you all aware
of an exciting development over on the MV-Dev Google Group that will impact all
VoiceOver users positively, and will impact VoiceOver users that
7;t find mv-dev.
CB
Bryan Smart wrote:
> Hi everyone. First, I'm new to this list, so I'm not sure if someone has
> already posted about this here. I'm writing to the list to make you all aware
> of an exciting development over on the MV-Dev Google Group that will impact
Has anyone here spent much time with Automator?
Most of the program works well, but there is a very big hole. It seems almost
impossible to use variables.
When you create a variable by adding a Set Variable action to the workflow, and
then try to use pop-up menus in other actions to select the
t right now.
Regards,
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On Apr 26, 2010, at 9:46 AM, Bryan Smart wrote:
> Well, for those of us that use Exchange for information management, we'd
ac
I thought exchange had a web interface. Can those couple thinkgs like mail
rules and filters be set up that way?
CB
Bryan Smart wrote:
Well, for those of us that use Exchange for information management,
we'd sure like to be able to run a version of Outlook on the Mac. Mail and ICal
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On Apr 28, 2010, at 8:44 AM, Bryan Smart wrote:
> Office on the Mac is fairly inexpensive when compared to the PC version.
>
> Mail won't do any of that stuff. Apple doesn't want to license the full tech
> that w
Would really be cool if one of the display companies made their own keyboard
dock with integrated display. The iPad battery would support running it for a
long time. I suppose that the Bluetooth model is better for them, though, as
one model can be used with lots of different devices.
In genera
Hi Chad.
You asked about Logic support a month ago when you ordered it, and we told you
that it didn't work with VoiceOver. You can't assign instruments to tracks. You
can't work any mixing features. You can't manipulate the regions list in order
to edit.
You can't use Logic's instruments in G
OK. So, I've had my iPad Wi-Fi+3G for less than a week, and I've already
decided not to keep it. There is so much of a euphoric glow on some of the
lists about the wonderfulness of this device. I'm the type of person that is
always eager to investigate new technologies and ways of working, and s
sagree with the review don't go postal on us. Pleas. lol.
>> I hope someone can put together their disagreements in a logical,
>> respectful, and concise manor. I think the list would benefit greatly from
>> such a post instead of a emotion filled rant. lol On May 5, 20
with the review don't go postal on us. Pleas. lol.
> I hope someone can put together their disagreements in a logical, respectful,
> and concise manor. I think the list would benefit greatly from such a post
> instead of a emotion filled rant. lol On May 5, 2010, at 1:23 AM, B
;> respectful, and concise manor. I think the list would benefit greatly from
>> such a post instead of a emotion filled rant. lol On May 5, 2010, at 1:23
>> AM, Bryan Smart wrote:
>>
>>> OK. So, I've had my iPad Wi-Fi+3G for less than a week, and I've
>>> it was like the Kindle where you still need a lamp to read, great.
>>>
>>> Third, I just don't think the iPad is right for me. I want something
>>> small like my iPhone that can do all these things already, and I
>>> just can't justi
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On May 5, 2010, at 9:58 PM, Bryan Smart wrote:
> Olivia, I like the concept of the four finger swipe for navigating between
> sections, but it see
Hi.
There are so many apps available. As we know, some are completely accessible,
some are accessible with some workarounds, and some not at all.
With free apps, this isn't a problem. You install them, check them out, and, if
they aren't accessible, you can just delete them.
With paid apps, th
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On May 6, 2010, at 1:29 PM, Bryan Smart wrote:
Hi.
There are so many apps available. As we know, some are completely accessible,
some are accessible with some workaround
If there was an FAQ for this list, the frustrating and repetitious subject of
Minis and monitors would probably be at the top. I know that there is no reason
to assume that newbies should know this, so there is no reason to blast them,
but it gets so old covering this over and over again. We lit
Sorry, but that isn't possible, by design.
You're supposed to be locked to one region. That's so, for example, that
Japanese publishers can overcharge people in the U. S. for imported DVDs, and
so that Hollywood can make Europeans wait months after a U. S. release before
they can buy a playable
eria for refunds on apps is going to cause a lot of
> problems. And, more importantly, I worry that if we have people constantly
> holding apple to different standards of "accessibility", it might sideline
> any further efforts they put into improving the platform for blind users.
Agreed. We need global hot spots, and hot spots that are specific to an
application or window.
It would be useful to set and go to hot spots by name, in addition to the 10
quick hot spots that we have now. That way, we could save more than 10, and
could refer to them in a meaningful way.
They
rogram is
> very old but still launches and the UI appeared to be accessible. Give it a
> try. I had to google around a bit to find a download link. Here was one:
>
> http://mac.majorgeeks.com/downloadget.php?id=4900&file=9&evp=8e48358f3
> bc7daf2ddd1a4a145cf6c49
&g
OK, those of you with iPads, check this out.
I've noticed how swiping just doesn't work sometimes on my iPad. I thought,
hey, maybe it's me. It wasn't like this on my iPhone, though. I thought, maybe
the screen is just not as good. Turns out, though, VoiceOver just isn't as
good. I finally have
e
On May 8, 2010, at 9:47 PM, Bryan Smart
wrote:
> OK, those of you with iPads, check this out.
>
> I've noticed how swiping just doesn't work sometimes on my iPad. I
> thought, hey, maybe it's me. It wasn't like this on my iPhone, though.
> I thought, maybe t
The article says
--
During the last two decades, Nokia has invested approximately EUR 40 billion
in research and development and built one of the wireless industry's
strongest and broadest IPR portfolios, with over 11,000 patent families.
--
Not 11,000 patents, but 11,000 patent
ur experiencing, which is
> interesting.
> On May 8, 2010, at 9:47 PM, Bryan Smart wrote:
>
>> OK, those of you with iPads, check this out.
>>
>> I've noticed how swiping just doesn't work sometimes on my iPad. I thought,
>> hey, maybe it's me.
I know we love our iPhones here, but to act like Nokia is terrified and on the
ropes is silly. Do you know that 2 out of every 5 smartphones in the world are
Nokias. Their 40% market share is mamoth when compared to Apple's 17%.
BlackBerries stil out-sell iPhones. It's great that Apple sold near
ry this experiment, but I really think the software versions will be the
same, but still something to try. It would be pretty curious if they are
slightly different software revisions.
On May 9, 2010, at 11:11 AM, Bryan Smart wrote:
> It is possible. There could be some small OS revision betw
I noticed that, on my iPad, the hiss is there, even if VoiceOver is off.
When I first start the iPad, if I immediately lock the screen, the speaker will
shut off in about 10 seconds. That's fine. After I've toggled VoiceOver on/off
once, from that point forward, when the screen is locked, the hi
Pete,
This is not a product review. It is a summary of an academic study. In the
summary that you read, he isn't expressing his personal like or dislike for the
iPad. His conclusion is based on the results of the testing of the people in
his study. The way those tests work is they tell the pers
You're right. It isn't a tab bar.
However, lots of iPhone and iPad apps try to use it that way. Have you used the
App Store or Skype? They put buttons at the bottom of the screen, where the
dock should be, that are used for switching between pages of the current view
(tabs). Those tab buttons s
Hope this helps.
CB
Bryan Smart wrote:
If there was an FAQ for this list, the frustrating and
repetitious subject of Minis and monitors would probably be at the top. I know
that there is no reason to assume
able out of the box without some form of study.
> That's why there are quick start guides and the like. Also, I think that the
> majority of iPad buyers will have had experience with another Apple product,
> thus allowing them the ability to figure out the interface.
>
>
10.6.3 was supposed to do something with VoiceOver, though no one could tell
exactly what that something was. It would be real cool if Apple could include
detailed change logs or something when a new OS version comes out. Maybe they
do, but I haven't seen them. Anyone have one that lists VO chan
Hi.
The accessibility support for Pro Tools will be in an update to Pro Tools 8.
In order to run Pro Tools 8, you need an Intel Mac (the Power PC support
stopped with Pro Tools 7). You must be running Leopard (10.5.5) or later.
Actually, you might need a later version than that for full accessi
i 002, and am told by other sources that the unit will be
supported in this up coming edition.
Once it is here, I can get my new mac based on just what I will require to meet
my professional needs.
any estimate on when this is really happening?
Karen
On Wed, 19 May 2010, Bryan Smart wrote:
One thing to keep in mind is that Logic, and Pro Tools too, for that matter,
aren't and won't be like packages like Sonar/CakeTalking for Windows. The Logic
scripts are a skelital effort to see even if things could be made to work at
all. Nothing has been done to make it easy to learn or compreh
I'm involved with Waves in a project to fix access for their entire line of
plugs. There stuff isn't the most affordable, but it is very high quality. The
access improvements will help in Pro Tools, but will also be just as useful for
anyone using them in GarageBand, Logic, or Windows DAWs like
Slau, does this mean that it is cool for us beta people to talk about details
now? If so, I have a lot of questions to answer on other lists.
Bryan
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Slau Halatyn
Sent: Friday, M
In a lot of ways, the Radar should be just accessible out of the box. Not in
terms that it will speak to you, but just for the fact that it has a physical
control for just about every function. It isn't a full DAW, but is mainly just
a multitrack digital recorder. The really popular thing about
The base systems usually come with roughly the same set of plug ins, whether
you buy MPowered, LE, or HD. You typically buy a base system, and then add on
the features that you need through upgrade packs. For example, they have one
upgrade pack targeted at people using Pro Tools for editing and
I tried to use this on my iPad. It would never sign in to my SIP provider. It
sounded cool, but never functioned.
Bryan
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Pete Nalda
Sent: Saturday, May 29, 2010 7:36 PM
To: macv
You probably need to press buttons on the flash player to control it. Flash is
inaccessible, so VoiceOver can't see those.
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Al Puzzuoli
Sent: Monday, May 31, 2010 7:05 PM
To: m
Chris,
I didn't know that you were using the install DVD that came with a computer.
The OS X install DVDs that you get with a Mac will only install OS X on that
specific model of Mac. If you want the full version, that can install on any
Mac, you must go out and buy the retail version of OS X.
However, taking the MacBook apart to put in the drive will be a frustrating
experience. You've never seen screws that tiny, or that strip that easily. I
upgraded my memory to 8GB, and will never again open my MacBook if I can help
it.
Bryan
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From: macvisionaries@googl
No. This isn't possible.
You can save and load VoiceOver settings, though. Look in the File menu of the
VoiceOver utility. I have different settings that I use when programming, for
example.
Bryan
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegro
s with stripping screws or such.
>
> Which model is yours, by chance?.
>
> Smiles,
>
> Cara :)
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>
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> On Jun 3, 2010, at 8:47 AM, Bry
ditor do you use for writing code on the Mac?
Thanks,
Doug
On 2010-06-04, at 2:27 AM, Bryan Smart wrote:
> No. This isn't possible.
>
> You can save and load VoiceOver settings, though. Look in the File menu of
> the VoiceOver utility. I have different settings that I use wh
Window Eyes will get the Jaws refugees. They are the only other professional
screen reader for Windows. System Access, NVDA, and friends are not
professional. I know that lots of people that spend most of their time in a web
browser and chatting with friends on IM will disagree, but professional
Without commenting on the specific situation of copying loops in to GarageBand,
just want to point out that learning AppleScript won't teach you anything about
Objective-C. They're different, in practically every way. Java is more like
Objective-C. Even C#.net is more like Objective-C.
Bryan
-
Yeh. I wouldn't get an iPad for just books, when other devices will do that.
-Original Message-
From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Kaare Dehard
Sent: Sunday, June 06, 2010 2:19 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: C
mers Editor
how about the simulator? is it accessible yet? I really want to make an iphone
web ap for my business, but the last time i checked, the software for creating
those wasn't accessible yet. any news? thanks, Max On Jun 4, 2010, at 12:24
AM, Bryan Smart wrote:
> Xcode. It'
You can set VoiceOver keys to trigger AppleScript scripts. AppleScripts can
send commands to applications, including VoiceOver. So, working that way, you
can make a VoiceOver key, that triggers a script, that tells VoiceOver to do
something.
Bryan
-Original Message-
From: macvisionarie
OK. I wish you luck with it. For me, though, it would be confusing. The syntax
is different. The APIs are different. I mean, Python is object oriented, too,
but looks nothing like an Objective-C program. As long as it works for you,
though.
Bryan
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From: macvisionaries
No, it doesn't. And Mobile Me doesn't store your rules and process them
server-side. If you don't have a Mac, somewhere, running, with Mail open, then
none of your rules are applied, , and when you view your inbox on the iPhone,
all of your mail will be left there, instead of being placed in to
d of port to the iPHone os. I like RenaissanceX rather a lot. Well done on
a great effort.
Dónal
On 7 Jun 2010, at 05:47, Bryan Smart wrote:
> I haven't figured out a way to start it, but VoiceOver seems to be included
> with the simulator.
>
> Won't do you much good, t
Unfortunately, I saw a blog post from a Verizon exec saying that they were also
going to stop their unlimited data plan when they introduce their LTE network
later this year.
I think that unlimited data is just over. period.
Bryan
-Original Message-
From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.c
Cause dropping an iPad, one side of which is entirely made of glass, isn't
risky at all. *smile* I bet that a MacBook would survive a drop better than an
iPad.
Bryan
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Pete Nald
Nope. 8.0.4 is the version with accessibility.
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Pete Nalda
Sent: Friday, June 11, 2010 3:35 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Pro Tools 8.0.4 is finally out
So
Hi Courtney.
The three main editions of Pro Tools 8.04: MPowered, LE, and HD, all share the
accessibility features. The version that you got is a taster version called Pro
Tools Essentials. No one knows what is going to happen with the accessibility
in those light/taster versions.
Bryan
-
There is now a list for people that just want to discuss Pro Tools from an
accessibility perspective. It's hosted on the Google Group PTAccess.
To directly subscribe, send an empty message to:
ptaccess+subscr...@googlegroups.com
The group's web page is here:
http://www.googlegroups.com/group/pta
t us to get on their
> netowrk buy these expensive phones and data plans and then not USE them at
> all i wouldn't do buisness with verizon if they were the last carrier on
> earth! everyone I know who has ever had them has been screwed On Jun 9, 2010,
> at 4:16 PM, Bryan Sma
is finally out
Is someone able to just get a USB hardware interface for Pro tools if they all
reddy own pro tools?
On 2010-06-11, at 2:36 PM, Bryan Smart wrote:
> Nope. 8.0.4 is the version with accessibility.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: macvisionaries@goog
ly out
>
> Is someone able to just get a USB hardware interface for Pro tools if
> they all reddy own pro tools?
> On 2010-06-11, at 2:36 PM, Bryan Smart wrote:
>
>> Nope. 8.0.4 is the version with accessibility.
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> F
they can join and post to for advertising ---
that's what happened when the macvisionaries list started up, and it's why the
list is not just open.
Thanks,
Esther
On Jun 11, 2010, at 09:38, Bryan Smart wrote:
> There is now a list for people that just want to discuss Pro Tools
&
was archived
at the Mail Archive and finding out about the search and wild card options.
For example, I can find any of your posts by typing:
From:Bryan in front of my search terms.
HTH
Cheers,
Esther
Bryan Smart wrote:
> Hi Esther.
>
> I don't really see a problem with a
groups.com]
On Behalf Of Bryan Smart
Sent: Friday, June 11, 2010 5:46 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: New list for Pro Tools discussion [was Re: Pro Tools 8.0.4 is
finally out]
OK. That does sound like it would be useful to many people. I'll add it.
Bryan
-Origin
They mentioned VO in the last few builds of 10.6.4. They talked about it in
10.6.3. Who knows what was actually changed. I've never found a list of actual
changes to VO, so, when ever they list it, I pretty much interpret it as
meaning "and other stuff, too".
Bryan
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Actually, Larry, it runs better in VMware. In VMware, you have a virtualized
set of hardware that is visible to the guest, and VMware Tools includes Linux
drivers for the virtualized hardware. Under BootCamp, though, Apple doesn't
provide drivers for anything other than Windows. Linux has suppor
You know, I was angry about this. The more I think about it, though, the more I
like it.
Recently, when I travel to any large urban center in the US, network
performance on my phone becomes degraded. Didn't used to be that way. Has
become much worse in the last year or so. I know that is becaus
I like the Mac, too, but it can't do everything.
For music and audio production, we now have Pro Tools, but, for many tasks,
software systems under Windows like Sonar still have superior access. So, for
now, I run Sonar in BootCamp.
I run a small business, and use Outlook and Excel extensively.
yeah rich man most of us can NOT
afford it especialy considering the i phone is the ONLY reasonable solution
that is accessible. anything else costs twice the price for half the
functionality On Jun 17, 2010, at 11:51 PM, Bryan Smart wrote:
> You know, I was angry about this. The more I t
Agreed. I think what I like most about the Mac is that I can run both at once.
I like Mac for many tasks, but, honestly, Windows is better at several things.
Doesn't matter. When using a Mac, I can run either.
Of course, on a Windows machine, I could also run another OS like Linux, but,
even as
Microsoft tried to make a full screen reader over 10 years ago. Between the
National Federation of the Blind, and the various screen reader companies, they
were threatened with all sorts of vocally loud press for putting blind people
out of work at the AT companies. MS decided that hot potato wa
oups.com [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com]
On Behalf Of Rob Lambert
Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 3:41 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Economics and the Mac
In regards to your academia comment, the public school system, my high school's
library, as well as mobile la
eally has no baring on Bryan's original comment.
>> On Jun 23, 2010, at 3:41 AM, Rob Lambert wrote:
>>
>>> In regards to your academia comment, the public school system, my high
>>> school's library, as well as mobile labs & many elementary schools around
Well, nice as it is, a Victor stream will play for 15 hours or more on a single
charge. How long do you think that your iPhone will play?
Bryan
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