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It's my understanding that autotext entries are part of the Preferences > Autocorrect tab, so probably embedded in the preferences .plist file... The only helpful suggestions I may offer otherwise is

I had previously done this in System Preferences / Keyboard / Text I then create some shortcuts like these (screenshot because if I type them, they will be replaced with their substitutes): -- Jim

If Time Machine is turned off, then it will not create snapshots.

Thanks Dan and Otto. By adding the space before "/" I got a chance to add my password, but the system ignored me (or so I thought): MacBook-Pro:~ tomkirshbaum$ sudo tmutil listlocalsnapshots /

Dan, do you mean something that will delete 2 or 3 or 27 local snapshots, but not ALL of them? If so, then correct. I have done this in the past, but not now under Catalina. -- Jim Saklad

my approval is so vigorous i think it can be counted as double! [email protected]> wrote:

In Eudora -> Settings -> Attachments, there is an option to "Trash attachments with messages". Have you enabled that setting? I have always had that box checked and when I delete a message, its

Howdy. ? This is a text character just like a letter a or b. Type Option Shift k ? Denver Dan [|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|][|] iSent from iDan's

Before the 2017 fire, I had three separate but beautifully cushioned and perfectly sized laptop carrying cases from Brenthaven, one a briefcase-styled unit, one a backback, and one a delicious leather

When I traveled for work, my electronics devices went into a backpack, and supporting things like GPS, chargers, convertors, extension cord, adapters, etc all went into a toilet kit or ditty bag into

I will vouch for Jim's claim that distance from the transmitter greatly increases drain, and not signal and searching increases the drain even more. I used to literally work in some farmers field,

What else did you do about that time, like upgrade or trash something?

Jim, it is most likely that you put it in a backpack. Get iStat anyway. It is a great indicator of what is going on when you have an issue, and if you have a draining new app installed. Just like

I meant to reply to the question about the temp range. I believe when you get to 140F you will start noticing issues, but don't quote me on that. I use Hardware Monitor, and old app, and keep the

There you have it Jim R. If you travel with a MBP and it gets jostled, it can waken it. Remember, it is only a magnet that is causing it to go to sleep. The MBP then starts up and needs circulation

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Admittedly, I don't do that often. But I did it last night and it made no difference. The only thing that helped was putting the phone in Airplane Mode. It would charge fine that way without asking

On Nov 1, 2019, at 12:44 PM, Jim Saklad via Groups.Io <jimdoc@...> wrote: > > Dane Robison wrote: >>> I'm in a bad spot … on the road, no wifi, and a dying iPhone battery. When I plug

Will do! Mine is the iPhone 11 Pro and I really like it so far. Pat Sent from my iPad Pro

Mine's an older late-2013 15" retina with the 4-core i7. Dane