Oh, really? I had no earthly idea! I thought, and I think my phone has said
on occasion, that for me to use touch ID, I must put in my six-digit pass code.
I think I’m reaching senility or something similar, a technological overload.
I am seeming to become really overwhelmed by technology. I don’t put music on
my I-Phone, finding it much, much easier to put it on my Sanza Clip MP3 player
from talkingmp3players.com, from whom I’m also going to be purchasing a new
Victor Stream. Right now, I’m having to use my old Victor Stream to download
books from BARD using my Book Port software. It’s crazy, but it does work, but
I’d just like to update the Victor Stream although my old one still works
perfectly well. I suspect music sounds a whole lot better on the
second-generation one. Thankfully, Laz Mesa does a great tutorial with this
machine. As to Drop Box, I’ll hopefully listen to the three-part tutorial in
the next couple of days, pain notwithstanding.
Linda G.
From: ourplace-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:ourplace-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On ;
Behalf Of Pete Romero
Sent: Tuesday, February 02, 2016 8:17 PM
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Subject: [ourplace] Re: Suddenly Having Problems Doing Basic Gestures With
I-Phone
Hi Linda. I just got in at the middle of this thread so forgive me if I missed
something. However. The whole purpose of touch ID is to prevent you from having
to put in your passcode every time you unlock your phone. That's the beauty of
touch ID.
Pete
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On Feb 2, 2016, at 8:03 PM, Linda Gehres <ljgehres@xxxxxxx> wrote:
I’m finding I’m not using the I-Phone as much as I thought I would. I really
miss the ease of just being able to make phone calls, and now that I’ve got the
finger print thing and I have to put a six-digit code into my I-Phone any time
I unlock it, it’s just getting to be too slow and tedious. I’m not one who
plays with games much, so I haven’t downloaded anything like that. Thanks,
though, for your suggestion.
Linda G.
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Behalf Of Karen Delzer
Sent: Tuesday, February 02, 2016 7:26 PM
To: ourplace@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [ourplace] Re: Suddenly Having Problems Doing Basic Gestures With
I-Phone
Linda, to go from one contact to another, try swiping from left to right
instead of going up and down. I think with a little practice and a few more fun
apps, you'll never want to go back, but that's just my opinion. :)
Karen
on 07:22 PM 2/2/2016, Linda Gehres said:
Hi All,
I was talking to my friend Gina about this. Like me, she has an I-Phone 5, but
I don't think she's upgraded to I-OS 9 point anything. I've updated to 9.3, and
I've noticed when I try to move through my contacts list, even though I'm using
the familiar page-up gesture, I'm getting a beep sound and the word "refreshing"
a lot, and the page isn't moving up. Seems to me that as they're updating, some
of the more basic functions are becoming more difficult to do, and I don't know
why this has to be that way. I'm so annoyed that when my contract runs out in
August, I'm thinking about going back to a regular flip phone as I've never used
Blind Square, and only occasionally use the KNFB Reader and money talker. I've
gotten another manual bill readingmachine which is in my purse at all times.
Linda G.
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