[audio-pals] Re: Send Space

  • From: Thomas McMahan <shadowmonstrosity@xxxxxxx>
  • To: audio-pals@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2014 12:24:53 -0500

I think in windows you can just use your return key, or perhaps the enter on 
you r number pad if the return key doesn’t work.  Now whether it’s a single 
click or a double click I don’t know.  

If I find anything saved  in the tons of mail around here about using it with 
windows will send it along.  I know on one list I am on there were some 
instructions that some passed along a few years ago.  

On Aug 5, 2014, at 10:30 AM, Josh <lawdog911@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I thought that maybe knowing how you do it using the Mac would help me to 
> figure it out using the Windows platform. I am still trying to get use to the 
> iMac so right now using the Windows computer. Once Little Man goes back to 
> school I will try to work on it a little more in-depth. I did figure out one 
> problem that I was having regarding an upload that kept reading 0% and all 
> 0’s with any status that should have a variable in it.
>    I am now using the Wizard because the file was bigger than 2 GB which is 
> the limit for uploading directly to the website. The file I am uploading 
> zipped up is over 6 GB. Apparently from the percentages that it is reading it 
> is going to take over a day to upload that one file, but it seems to be 
> running a lot quicker than the total time it shows out at the end of the 
> status message under transfers in the wizard.
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> Subject: [audio-pals] Re: Send Space
>  
>  
> On Aug 5, 2014, at 7:45 AM, Josh <lawdog911@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> 
> Hey Tom do you know how to delete a single folder without having to delete 
> all the folders that do not contain a file in Send Space?Which computer are 
> you using first of all?  Is this a folder inside of another folder, or just a 
> folder in your remote folder only?  Or just a file in remote folder?  One 
> thing to not forget in navigating with the mac is to mouse over, which is 
> control, option, command f5 that is supposed to move the mouse cursor over 
> the specific item that is in the VO cursor.  It is very handy for dealing 
> with wizard.  If it is a file inside a sub folder though, you need to go into 
> the sub folder.  Find that folder in remote browser, mouse over, then num pad 
> 5 twice it will say “loading.”  Back out of the interaction, then interact 
> back in.  The first thing should say comma, VO arrow down and there are the 
> individual files in the folder, find the one you want to delete and mouse 
> over again just for safety reasons, then delete either using delete key, or 
> function delete if a laptop keyboard, or control num pad 5 which brings up 
> the normal VO context menu and delete is an option in there.  Yes sendspace 
> isn’t quite normal so some times you have to do the control click to bring up 
> the normal VO context menu.  That’s probably because it is a remote folder 
> and is a few layers deep is my suspicion.  
>  
> Not sure if any of that actually helps you or not though.  

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