[gui-talk] those instructive Mac podcasts

[Ray Foret Jr]

Quite correct.

Just search for "Mac Demo".

Without the quots.


Sincerely,
The Constantly Barefooted Ray!!!

A Very Proud and Happy Mac User!!!

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On Oct 2, 2010, at 8:05 PM, Joel Deutsch wrote:

Ray,

What do you mean by Mac Demo?" Let me guess; do you mean these two words 
appear at every location where there's such a podcast? That was just a 
guess. If I'm wrong, what do you actually mean?"

Thanks,
Joel
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Mac Demo.


Sincerely,
The Constantly Barefooted Ray!!!

A Very Proud and Happy Mac User!!!

E-Mail:
rforetjr at comcast dot net
Skype Name:
barefootedray

On Oct 1, 2010, at 11:13 PM, Joel Deutsch wrote:

I don't remember if it was Mike Origo or Louisiana Ray who recently talked
up the gterrific series of instructional podcasts someone, maybe Mike
himself, made about the Mac.

Well, a question. I went to the Blind Cool Tech site (that's where I think I
found them, anyway) and it was, umm, difficult to find that enormous series
and begin plowing through them. Because they're all spread out, sometimes
with many items coming between two of the series. It's a lot of stuff to
wade through.

By contrast, that couples' series about the nice new Samsung Haven is a lot
less scattered. Now, I know that cell phone tour consists of a lot fewer
items. But they can all be found fairly close together on one page.

I don't know how Blind Tech works, but isn't there some way Mike (if it's
Mike) could now consolidate this long series of Mac podcasts or arrange for
them to be groupeds more together?

Is there at least a key word I could use for a search term with Jaws, or
something of that sort, which would enable me to skip from one of them to
the next, or to the one before? That would be good enough. Is there
something consistent in their subject lines, for instance?

Thanks. I'd love to study up on the Mac so I could seriously contemplate
making the move from Windows and its screen readers and its unstable manners
and, well, you know. But someone please help me find them, one after
another.

Thanks,
Joel
heoup,


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