Re: texting from my computer to some one cell phone
Robert Doc Wright godfearer <godfearer@...>
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From: Robert Tyson
Sent: Saturday, March 2, 2019 5:03 PM To: blindtech@groups.io Subject: Re: [BlindTech] texting from my computer to some one cell phone
Hello Gene, I type the ten digital number@... and send the message. She does not get the message and the message does not come back to me.
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Re: ThunderBird.
Curtis Delzer
sorry about that, :) dunno why but thought I was sending to the blind
tech and the windows' ten list. thanks for information. ----- Curtis Delzer, HS. WB6HEF San Bernardino, CA
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Navigating the Newer Versions of CCleaner with Jaws, Steps
Mike B. <mike9902@...>
Hi All,
Below are some steps I typed up for navigating the newer
versions of CCleaner with JAWS. Since CCleaner and JAWS works fine with
the, Windows tab, scan then the navigation starts getting weird, the steps below
start after scanning the Windows tab.
Note: These may not be exact but, are very close and
should get you by.
1. After you run a scan of the Windows tab, you can use your finger gymnastics in 2 ways to scan the Applications tab. A. After the Windows tab scan is finished tab until you come to the Windows tab again, now switch to the, Touch cursor, Shift + Numpad Plus, now right arrow and then left arrow to highlight the Apllication tab and press enter to select it. Turn off the Touch cursor by tapping the Numpad Plus key twice quickly. Press, Alt + R, to start the scan. B. After the Windows tab scan is finished switch to the Touch cursor, left arrow several times to the Applications tab and press enter to select. Now, turn the Touch cursor off and press, Alt + R, to scan. Note: The Touch cursor is mostly used to navigate after the Windows tab scan. 2. If you are scanning the Registry, after the Applications scan is completed press, Alt + G, to start the scan of the registry. 3. After the registry scan is completed, Shift + Tab to the list of found items, pay attention to how many items were found, you can arrow up & down this list to uncheck any items you don't want removed or press, Control + A, to select all, tab to the delete selected items, or whatever it's called, and press enter to start the cleaning. You will get a dialogue asking if you wannt to save a copy of the registry before the cleaning so press, Alt + Y, to save, press the spacebar on the confirmation dialogue now the registry cleaning process starts and it only takes a second or so. After the cleaning is finished now, if you route the Jaws cursor to the PC cursor you can arrow up 1 time to hear how many items wer found and how many were cleaned. For example, if 20 items were found but, you unchecked 5 of them you should hear, 15 / 20, meaning 15 of the 20 items were cleaned. If you slected them all you should hear, 20 / 20, meaning 20 of 20 items were cleaned. Note: The copy of the saved registry file should be in your Documents folder. This is a copy of the registry before it's cleaned so, if there's a problem after the cleaning you can restore your registry with this saved file. Take Care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool. Book: a utensil used to pass time while waiting for the computer repairman!
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Re: ThunderBird.
Hi Curtis,
Not sure why you sent me a private email concerning Thunderbird, as others on the list are more likely to know more about the program than i. my wife uses it because I had to set her up on it after some type of uncorrectable corruption occurred with Outlook that mulches her emails every time I try to install Outlook of any flavor on that computer. It’s something to do with the .PST file that even Microsoft couldn’t fix.
Anyway, I hope you find the answer you’re looking for on BT. I know TB is a powerful program, and for a free program to be as robust as this is unusual. It is certainly quite usable and the price is right.
BP
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ThunderBird.
Curtis Delzer
Hi. Is there a "blind thunderbird," as such list? There are nuances
which could apply best to such a list such as the ability to create automatic filters for messages delivered to specific filters and sounds for each, for example. I now use Becky! mail, but there are certain "printed" characters which don't translate well, nor the HTML rendering of messages. THANKS ----- Curtis Delzer, HS. WB6HEF San Bernardino, CA
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Re: finding Windows 8.1 product key nonvisually?
Blaster
Here are the links to those programs and one more.
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Magical Jelly Bean Keyfinder - Retrieve product keys of Windows and other applications from the registry. https://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder/ ProduKey - Retrieve product keys of Windows and other applications from the registry http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/product_cd_key_viewer.html SterJo Key Finder - Retrieve product keys of Windows and other applications from the registry Note that this one will supposedly retrieve product keys for Office 2013, while the other similar utilities listed here will not. At least not for free. I recommend downloading the portable version. http://www.sterjosoft.com/key-finder.html HTH, Blaster
On 3/3/19, Mario <mrb620@hotmail.com> wrote:
on jaws-users.com/programs there at least two free programs that claim
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Re: finding Windows 8.1 product key nonvisually?
Mario
on jaws-users.com/programs there at least two free programs that claim
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to retrieve the product keys for windows and other programs; magical jelly bean and produkey, of which gives more accurate, I think.
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From: Dacia Cole [mailto:dacia.luck@gmail.com] Sent: Sunday, March 3, 2019, 5:23 PM To: blindtech Subject: [BlindTech] finding Windows 8.1 product key nonvisually? Hi, For some reason I have to reactivate windows so need help finding my product key if there is a way to do it nonvisually? I have a Lenovo laptop and am using JAWS 2019 and have windows 8.1. thanks, Dacia .
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finding Windows 8.1 product key nonvisually?
Dacia Cole
Hi,
For some reason I have to reactivate windows so need help finding my product key if there is a way to do it nonvisually? I have a Lenovo laptop and am using JAWS 2019 and have windows 8.1. thanks, Dacia
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Re: Where Does Skype Keep Received Files?
Smiling?
Directions are below the below URL of Skype's keyboard shortcuts list.
What are keyboard shortcuts and how do I use them in Skype? | Skype Support: https://support.skype.com/en/faq/FA12025/what-are-keyboard-shortcuts-and-how-do-i-use-them-in-skype
1. Use the keystroke Control+Comma to open up settings. 2. Arrow down to Messaging and press enter. 3. Now tab through until you get to what you want to do with files sent/shared with you via Skype and you tell it which directory it is that you are specifically interested in using.
After this is set, this is where Skype files are going to be going to from now on unless of course you change it.
From: blindtech@groups.io [mailto:blindtech@groups.io] On Behalf Of Fazil
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2019 8:59 AM To: blindtech@groups.io Subject: [BlindTech] Where Does Skype Keep Received Files?
Hi, list. I am using the latest Skype with Jaws17-pro and Windows7. Somebody has sent me an *.mp3 file via Skype, how can I retreave this file, please? Thanks!
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Re: Another sirius xm question
chris judge
Thanks Yves. I couldn’t find the mlb at bat skill so didn’t think it was available in Canada. I’ll check again thanks.
From: blindtech@groups.io <blindtech@groups.io> On Behalf Of Yves séguin
Sent: March 2, 2019 12:07 PM To: blindtech@groups.io Subject: Re: [BlindTech] Another sirius xm question
Hi Chris, a few years ago games were available through TuneIn Premium (not sure of current pricing); also possible to subscribe to game-day audio through the app At Bat from MLB, (I did for this year). The cost is 19.95USD (or 27.0CAD per year.
Have a great day.
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Re: Pontes Media Downloader - version 3 released
Immigrant
Is it possible to choose the MP3 bit rate? Version 2.1
converted to 124 bit rate, and version 3 seems to convert to an even lower
117.
From: blindtech@groups.io [mailto:blindtech@groups.io] On Behalf Of Nelu Cimpean Sent: Sunday, March 03, 2019 1:05 PM To: blindtech@groups.io Subject: Re: [BlindTech] Pontes Media Downloader - version 3 released Yes, the feature exists in version 2.1 and it is also included in version 3. The feature works in 2.1. After you paste the url's you have to tab to destination formats combobox in the multiple downloads window and then to start downloading button. The program will start downloading the url's one by one. Unfortunately because the clipboard is monitored it will also paste them in the url field from the main window but the program should ignore them . In version 2.1 the url's are written to the downloads.list file in the Engine directory. and then downloaded. The bug is fixed in version 3 because now the url's are directly taken from the multiple downloads window, checked for validity and then added to the downloads table. I didn't write a manual for version 3 yet. I tried to keep all the functionalities from the previous version while adding new ones. Nelu
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Re: Pontes Media Downloader - version 3 released
Immigrant
Using JAWS 2019 and PMD version 3: On the menu bar, after pressing Enter on
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a menu option nothing seems to happen, but if you start tabbing, you will hear keyboard shortcuts for the relevant items. In PMD 2.1, I always redirected converted files to my downloads folder. I tried to do it in version 3. For some strange reason, when you reach the control to choose a folder, the program closes. This happens no matter which way you reach this option - in the main program window or in the options. The default download location is a read-only field, so you have to press the Select button to change the location. If you focus on the control choosing a folder, the program is closed, so you have to write the folder path in manually.
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From: blindtech@groups.io [mailto:blindtech@groups.io] On Behalf Of Mario Sent: Sunday, March 03, 2019 10:49 AM To: blindtech@groups.io Subject: Re: [BlindTech] Pontes Media Downloader - version 3 released Nelu, using 2.1, is it possible to create a list of acceptable URLS (say using Notepad), start PMD, open the download Multiple Clips dialog, paste the list of gathered URLs, and start the download/conversion process? I ask because I couldn't figure out any steps on how to get PMD to download/convert a batch of videos without having to do each video one by one, which is tedious. . also, I noticed that the first URL was downloaded/converted, but the second URL listed failed to download. I then inserted a blank line between the first and second URL and tried again to download, but PMD failed right after the second URL started to download. I also discovered the included help to be not very useful since it was somewhat vague and lacked an example to follow. I hope version 3 is not too buggy since it is a new version. -------- Original Message -------- From: Nelu Cîmpean [mailto:nelucampean@gmail.com] Sent: Sunday, March 3, 2019, 8:30 AM To: blindtech@groups.io Subject: [BlindTech] Pontes Media Downloader - version 3 released Hi, everybody! I've noticed some discussions here about Pontes Media Downloader and I just want to let you all know that we've just released version 3 of the program. The major technical difference is that version 3 has a javafx interface instead of the older dot net interface. Also it includes ffmpeg 4 for converting and, of course the latest version of youtube-dl for downloading. It comes with oracle java 8 included and accessibility features enabled (tested with nvda and narator on windows). I've tried to keep the same keyboard shortcuts as in version 2.1 There is also a window that lists all the shortcuts (control k opens it) I've added a downloads table in which you can manage individual downloads. It is possible to download more than one file at a time. Default setting is 3 downloads simultaneously. The program will automatically detect a playlist now and will open a window where you can choose the elements from the playlist that you want to download. By default all items are checked. You can check/uncheck an item from the list with space All the checked items will be added to the downloads table You can also view each download's log (control g) This is useful if for some reason a file was not downloaded (usually the last line of the log is the error) The downside is that the installer is bigger (around 70 mb in windows) and it takes more space on the hdd (around 250 mb mostly because of java and ffmpeg) The major advantage is that the program is now cross-platform (there are also mac and linux versions available). The official webpage of the program is here http://www.pontes.ro/en/scripts/#pmd You can download the program from here: Windows version (32 and 64 bit) http://pontes.ro/ro/utile/instrumente/pmd/Pmd_install_v3.exe Mac OsX version (64 bit) http://pontes.ro/ro/utile/instrumente/pmd/Pmd_v3_osx.zip Linux (Debian based, 64 bit) http://pontes.ro/ro/utile/instrumente/pmd/pmd_3.0.2-190302_amd64.deb Version 2.1 will remain available (for those who just need a simpler utility) at http://pontes.ro/ro/utile/instrumente/pontes_media_downloader_install_2_1.ex e Pontes Media Downloader is just a friendly interface for youtube-dl - a wonderful command line utility that does all the complicated media extraction. Have fun using Pontes Media Downloader!
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Re: Pontes Media Downloader - version 3 released
Smiling?
Wondering if you or whomever it is that is responsible for the code writing of this software has ever thought of creating a portable version of Pontes?
From: blindtech@groups.io [mailto:blindtech@groups.io] On Behalf Of Nelu Cîmpean
Hi, everybody!
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Re: Pontes Media Downloader - version 3 released
Scott Meyer
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trying to download mac version with no luck. when opening the file ,nothing happens. No security issues. Any Ideas, using latest operating system. Scott
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Re: Youtube Videos
Travis Siegel <tsiegel@...>
To do an actual conversion, (if the -x doesn't get the format you
want), you'll need to use either ffmpeg (fwhich is linked to in
the documentation), or avconv, (an earlier version of ffmpeg) to
do the conversion. You'll also need to have the appropriate
encoders on your machine, all of which is covered in the ffmpeg
documentation which is posted at the site mentioned in the docs,
ffmpeg.com or ffmpeg.org or something, too lazy to go look at the
moment.
On 3/2/2019 9:10 PM, Scott Meyer wrote:
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Re: Pontes Media Downloader - version 3 released
Nelu Cîmpean
Hi, Mario
Yes, the feature exists in version 2.1 and it is also included in version 3. The feature works in 2.1. After you paste the url's you have to tab to destination formats combobox in the multiple downloads window and then to start downloading button. The program will start downloading the url's one by one. Unfortunately because the clipboard is monitored it will also paste them in the url field from the main window but the program should ignore them . In version 2.1 the url's are written to the downloads.list file in the Engine directory. and then downloaded. The bug is fixed in version 3 because now the url's are directly taken from the multiple downloads window, checked for validity and then added to the downloads table. I didn't write a manual for version 3 yet. I tried to keep all the functionalities from the previous version while adding new ones. Nelu
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Re: Pontes Media Downloader - version 3 released
Kwork
Nelu, thanks for a new version of Pontes. I've been using the version 2 series for a while. Off to try the next one now. Much appreciated. Travis
On 3/3/2019 6:30 AM, Nelu Cîmpean
wrote:
Hi, everybody!
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Re: texting from my computer to some one cell phone
Olusegun -- Victory Associates LTD, Inc.
Chief Blaster, the freesmsgateway.info site also uses the math thingie to
solve CAPTCHA. I wonder if both sites are owned and operated by the same group? Not impossible, but I'm not to sure what I know any more! Sincerely, Olusegun Denver, Colorado
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Re: Pontes Media Downloader - version 3 released
Laz
This would make it a perfect program for downloading from YouTube.
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Laz
On 3/3/19, Mario <mrb620@hotmail.com> wrote:
Nelu, using 2.1, is it possible to create a list of acceptable URLS (say --
Affordably priced Accessible Talking MP3 Players, Accessible phones, Bluetooth devices, and accessories http://www.talkingmp3players.com/ Email: laz@talkingmp3players.com Phone: 727-498-0121 Skype: lazmesa Personal Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/laz.mesa Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/Talkingmp3players?_rdr
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Re: Pontes Media Downloader - version 3 released
Mario
Nelu, using 2.1, is it possible to create a list of acceptable URLS (say
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using Notepad), start PMD, open the download Multiple Clips dialog, paste the list of gathered URLs, and start the download/conversion process? I ask because I couldn't figure out any steps on how to get PMD to download/convert a batch of videos without having to do each video one by one, which is tedious. . also, I noticed that the first URL was downloaded/converted, but the second URL listed failed to download. I then inserted a blank line between the first and second URL and tried again to download, but PMD failed right after the second URL started to download. I also discovered the included help to be not very useful since it was somewhat vague and lacked an example to follow. I hope version 3 is not too buggy since it is a new version.
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From: Nelu Cîmpean [mailto:nelucampean@gmail.com] Sent: Sunday, March 3, 2019, 8:30 AM To: blindtech@groups.io Subject: [BlindTech] Pontes Media Downloader - version 3 released Hi, everybody! I've noticed some discussions here about Pontes Media Downloader and I just want to let you all know that we've just released version 3 of the program. The major technical difference is that version 3 has a javafx interface instead of the older dot net interface. Also it includes ffmpeg 4 for converting and, of course the latest version of youtube-dl for downloading. It comes with oracle java 8 included and accessibility features enabled (tested with nvda and narator on windows). I've tried to keep the same keyboard shortcuts as in version 2.1 There is also a window that lists all the shortcuts (control k opens it) I've added a downloads table in which you can manage individual downloads. It is possible to download more than one file at a time. Default setting is 3 downloads simultaneously. The program will automatically detect a playlist now and will open a window where you can choose the elements from the playlist that you want to download. By default all items are checked. You can check/uncheck an item from the list with space All the checked items will be added to the downloads table You can also view each download's log (control g) This is useful if for some reason a file was not downloaded (usually the last line of the log is the error) The downside is that the installer is bigger (around 70 mb in windows) and it takes more space on the hdd (around 250 mb mostly because of java and ffmpeg) The major advantage is that the program is now cross-platform (there are also mac and linux versions available). The official webpage of the program is here http://www.pontes.ro/en/scripts/#pmd You can download the program from here: Windows version (32 and 64 bit) http://pontes.ro/ro/utile/instrumente/pmd/Pmd_install_v3.exe Mac OsX version (64 bit) http://pontes.ro/ro/utile/instrumente/pmd/Pmd_v3_osx.zip Linux (Debian based, 64 bit) http://pontes.ro/ro/utile/instrumente/pmd/pmd_3.0.2-190302_amd64.deb Version 2.1 will remain available (for those who just need a simpler utility) at http://pontes.ro/ro/utile/instrumente/pontes_media_downloader_install_2_1.exe Pontes Media Downloader is just a friendly interface for youtube-dl - a wonderful command line utility that does all the complicated media extraction. Have fun using Pontes Media Downloader!
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