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Emulating Android on macOS Revisit Tutorial
Yes, we did once own an Android mobile device as Voicemail Disabling on Android Primer Tutorial can attest to below. But we haven’t had one, physically like this, functional, for some time now. We primarily work on macOS with this … Continue reading →
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Keyboard Shortcuts for Bluetooth on macOS Tutorial
What is macOS Spotlight? … Spotlight is macOS’s built-in, system-wide search engine. Activated by pressing Command + Spacebar, it lets you instantly find files, launch apps, perform math calculations, convert currency, check weather, and run quick system commands without leaving … Continue reading →
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Tagged arrow, bluetooth, bluetooth file exchange, bluetooth mouse, connection, desktop, hardware, key, keyboard, keyboard shortcut, lead, logitech, m720 triathlon, MacBook Air, macOS, masos, mouse, pair, pairing, plug and play, return, shortcut, spotlight, tutorial, USB
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Camera App on iOS Revisit Tutorial
Mobile apps “out of the box” are quite likely to change with each, in our case, iOS, upgrade. Sometimes nuanced changes pass you by, unless you are into reading the “fine print” on each upgrade’s documentation, that is. For that … Continue reading →
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Hardware, Installers, iOS, Photography, Software, Tutorials
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Tagged Apple, aspect, aspect ratio, camera, camera app, CSS, CSS filter, effects, filter, functionality, HTML, image, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, menu, mobile, mobile app, option, photo, photograph, photography, programming, six dots, six dots menu, style, styles, tutorial, upgrade
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Inhouse Image Map Creator Mobile Debug Tutorial
Apologies to any mobile users wanting to access this new inhouse Image Map creator web application last talked about with yesterday’s Inhouse Image Map Creator Interactive Drill Down Tutorial before today, that is, but we were leaving the issue until … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, apple white lead, area, co-ordinates, connection, creator, debug, debugging, developer, developer menu, double click, event, HTML, image, image map, image map creator, img, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, lead, map, mobile, mouse, mouse position, non-mobile, onclick, ondblclick, overlay, popup, position, programming, prompt, rectangle, resize, rubber band, rubberbanding, Safari, screen, shape, textarea, tool, tutorial, web browser, webpage, z-index
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Transcriptions and Their Editing Primer Tutorial
What is a transcription? Well, Wikipedia says … Transcription refers to the process of converting sounds (voice, music etc.) into letters or musical notes, or producing a copy of something in another medium. Invariably, whatever “first responder” collector of the … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, camera, Chat, chatbox, correspondence, Crazy Domains, desktop, Desktop Application, Did you know, document, edit, editing, hardware, host, hosting, hosts, KinreOffice, LibreOffice, MacBook Air, macOS, media, microphone, QuickTime Player, record, recording, remembering, text, transcription, tutorial, video
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Self Recording Channels Tutorial
As mentioned at yesterday’s Self Recording Revisited Tutorial‘s Stop Press when it comes to using ffmpeg to record Audio and Video … Channels … are important. This excellent link taught us that the macOS command … ffmpeg -f avfoundation -list_devices … Continue reading →
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PHP macOS say Supervising a Retrained Siri Tutorial
Here Siri, it’s time for a retraining session. Hey Bud, I only respond to Hey. Sorry, Bud … but as the provider of your treats … smirk … Hey Siri, it’s time for a retraining session. Why retrain Siri? Well, … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, automation, configuration, configure, exec, hear, Hey Siri, intranet, Intranet feeling, iOS, iPhone, language, MacBook Air, macOS, PHP, programming, retrain, say, Siri, speak, Text to Speech, train, tutorial, url, voice, voiceover
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Bluetooth Mouse Show Desktop Primer Tutorial
We find Information Technology work is full of … you stumble onto a feature, software or hardware … startling … initially unexpected and annoying … but … in another scenario … yes … very useful, and even time saving … … Continue reading →
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?