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After leaving the Marines, Joe Silzell found his way into Real Estate during the worst economic time. Regardless of the economic climate Joe has found massive amounts of success utilizing amazing strategies to get deals. In his second year in Real Estate Joe did 62 deals and is on track to do the same in his third year. Lets learn more about how he did it! [PARTNER WITH US] Get instant 1-on-1 access to over 26 of the top agents in the country to help scale your business.

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2023-07-13 - Text Replacement & Client Communications

Watch the video!https://youtu.be/nppzL2cYwmkIn the News blog post for January 20, 2023:https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2023/01/in-the-news659.htmlApple's (Kind of) Surprise Announcements!HomePod HappinessPoint 3 Update On It's WayThumbdrives in iOSRaw PhotographyMaking Contact with your iPhoneIs Twitter Toast?What's Shaking?Brett's iTip: The Inverse of Text ReplacementJeff's iTip: Play Ambient Sounds Using HomePod, HomePod Mini, or iPhoneMichael Potuck | 9to5Mac: Here's how HomePod 2 compares to the original and HomePod miniTim Hardwick | MacRumors: HomePod 16.3 Beta: How to Set Up Temperature and Humidity AutomationsSami Fathi | MacRumors: iOS 16.3 Coming Next Week: Here's What's NewAnkur Thakur | iDownloadBlog: How to connect and use a flash drive, hard disk, SSD, or SD card with your iPadJ.D. Biersdorfer | The New York Times: How to Make Your Smartphone Photos So Much BetterJustin Meyers | Gadget Hacks: Your iPhone's Contacts App Is More Powerful Than Ever with These Killer New FeaturesJustin Meyers | Gadget Hacks: 15 Hidden iMessage Features for iPhone You Probably Didn't Know AboutBrett's iTip: We've talked about using the built-in “Text Replacement” setting on iPhones and iPad before, but if you have a word or phrase that you regularly type, and get frustrated with it being corrected all the time, then simply create a “Text Replacement” entry and type in that word or phrase in the “Phrase” field at top, but leave the “Shortcut” field BLANK. The next time you type that word it will not auto-correct. You can get to the Text Replacement section by going to Settings - General - Keyboard. Or wherever you're typing tap and hold on the globe icon and then tap “Keyboard Settings” from there. Jeff's iTip: You can play background soundscapes when you need to focus, relax, or fall asleep. Listen to rain, forest, ocean, white noise, night, fireplace, or stream sounds.Say, for example, “Hey Siri, play Ambient Sounds” or “Hey Siri, play forest sounds.” This also works on iPhones. And when iOS 16.3 gets released we've been promised “Remastered ambient sounds are more immersive and can now be added to scenes, automations, and alarms in the Home app.”Support the showBrett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.comJeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.com

Watch the video!https://youtu.be/mW-LgFbGZ3YIn the News blog post for December 31, 2021:https://www.iphonejd.com/iphone_jd/2021/12/in-the-news608.html What's NeXT for Apple?Mapping the Future of Apple MapsThe Wizardry of AirPodsAre Apple Stores the Waffle Houses of COVID?Put Your BlackBerrys in the FreezerAuld Lang Syne with the Peanuts Gang!Brett's To Do Tip for the New Year!Jeff's Text Replacement TipJoe Rossignol: 25 Years Ago, Apple Acquired NeXT and Brought Back Steve JobsSteve Hayman: Apple + NeXT, 25 years ago today Jake Krol: Is Apple Maps for you? We talked to Apple to break down the biggest new featuresTom Parsons: Is Bluetooth holding back Apple's AirPods? We asked the man who made themJohn Timmer: End of the line finally coming for BlackBerry devicesFor Auld Lang Syne — Lyric Video | Apple TV+Brett's To Do Tip for the New Year! My favorite “to do” app is appropriately named “Microsoft To Do.” There are TONS of ways to track to-dos or tasks (Jeff uses Things) but I don't think of Microsoft To Do as a “task management” app … for me it's a “stress avoider” because it's the easiest way for me to capture a to-do that pops up in my mind before it disappears, and I don't have the STRESS of trying to remember it!I usually add a “Due Date” to an item which simply means that I know that to-do will bubble up on that date, and then I can triage it to either do it or schedule it for another day. A couple of quick tips:1) You can add an emoji to your list name and that's a fun visual cue for your list.2) You can also add “tags” by using the hashtag before a word which turns into a tappable word for bringing up all the related tasks. My video review of the Microsoft To Do app:https://appsinlaw.com/microsoft-to-do-a-simple-way-to-track-lists-and-tasks/ Jeff's Text Replacement Tip:In our last episode we discussed how to type special symbols on your iOS devices like ¶, §, Π, Δ. But you can also use the Text Replacement feature for typing phrases or even adding words to the built-in dictionary. Recently, John Gruber talked about using Text Replacement to make sure your iPhone properly types “20” (https://daringfireball.net/linked/2021/12/27/ios-15-autocorrect). I use this trick to make sure my iPhone always types specific items such as “Saenger Theatre” and “writ.”Brett Burney from http://www.appsinlaw.comJeff Richardson from http://www.iphonejd.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/?via=bburney)

Rosemary and Mikah detail some of the most often overlooked or underestimated iOS settings. Enable Display Zoom to increase the Keyboard Size Custom Text Replacement Hide Sports Scores in the TV App Sleep Timer for Playback Scan QR Codes with the camera Search a Safari web page Hide People in the Share Sheet Offload Unused Apps Phone Codes for iOS Hide Notification Previews News 20th Anniversary of the iPod iOS 15 brings new Announce Notifications feature for Siri, here's how it works Apple Music begins rolling out new mood and activity playlists; here's how to find them Apple updates App Store Guidelines in response to class-action lawsuit from developers EpocCam now lets you use your iPhone as a webcam with AR Snap Lenses Apple One Premier expanding to 17 new regions starting next week Shortcuts Corner Daniel (the listener who asked for help setting up a Shortcut for automated audio playback in conjunction with the Books app) reported back with an update: Rosemary's Shortcuts suggestion worked wonders! Marshall wants to create a Work Focus that's tied to a specific Calendar event. Feedback & Questions Edwin wants to disable AirPlay playback controls from automatically appearing on their iPhone. Steve has a 4th-generation iPad with 16GB of storage and wants to make use of the device in their home. Steve asks for suggestions to repurpose the older tablet. App Caps Rosemary's App Cap: Elsewhen Mikah's App Cap: Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsor: Coinbase.com/IOS

Rosemary and Mikah detail some of the most often overlooked or underestimated iOS settings. Enable Display Zoom to increase the Keyboard Size Custom Text Replacement Hide Sports Scores in the TV App Sleep Timer for Playback Scan QR Codes with the camera Search a Safari web page Hide People in the Share Sheet Offload Unused Apps Phone Codes for iOS Hide Notification Previews News 20th Anniversary of the iPod iOS 15 brings new Announce Notifications feature for Siri, here's how it works Apple Music begins rolling out new mood and activity playlists; here's how to find them Apple updates App Store Guidelines in response to class-action lawsuit from developers EpocCam now lets you use your iPhone as a webcam with AR Snap Lenses Apple One Premier expanding to 17 new regions starting next week Shortcuts Corner Daniel (the listener who asked for help setting up a Shortcut for automated audio playback in conjunction with the Books app) reported back with an update: Rosemary's Shortcuts suggestion worked wonders! Marshall wants to create a Work Focus that's tied to a specific Calendar event. Feedback & Questions Edwin wants to disable AirPlay playback controls from automatically appearing on their iPhone. Steve has a 4th-generation iPad with 16GB of storage and wants to make use of the device in their home. Steve asks for suggestions to repurpose the older tablet. App Caps Rosemary's App Cap: Elsewhen Mikah's App Cap: Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsor: Coinbase.com/IOS

Blind Abilities brings you another episode in the iPhone 101 demonstrations and reviews series which will add to your arsenal of Keyboard shortcuts in the Text Replacement section of your Keyboard Settings. This one will show you just how easy it is to add emojis to your library of readily available shortcuts.  As Jeff Thompson demonstrated in a previous iPhone101 Demonstration, which follows this demo, Jeff shows how you can use just a couple of letters to create a shortcut which will automatically populate the dialog box or page with commonly used phrases, names, hashtags, email addresses and anything you desire. Now Pete Lane adds emojis to that list of possible shortcuts. Steps for Text Replacement: Single finger double tap on the Settings icon. , swipe down to General. Single finger double tap on Keyboard  Single finger double tap on the Text Replacement option.. Pete will then walk you through the simple process of creating a shortcut to add emojis to your library.  While some of us have been resistant to the use of emojis because they are so visual in nature, it is easy for blind and visually impaired iOS users to identify and use emojis effectively in any written communications we engage in, even with our sighted counterparts. Be sure to check out all the Blind Abilities podcast by using your podcatcher of choice and search for Blind Abilities, that’s 2 words, Blind Abilities. Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. Contact: You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, and the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impaired group

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Show Summary: Blind Abilities keeps the iPhone101 series moving with an update to this demonstration of Dictation tips and tricks. Pete has once again brought his insight to the process of dictating text, numbers and even basic emojis in iOS, where inputting text is especially time consuming. Pete shares tips on how to ensure your iDevice is set up for dictation, as well as reviewing the complete process for using dictation for both short and long documents. And Pete also stresses the importance of using punctuation and proper document formatting in order to reflect   a more professional work product and portray a better image of ourselves to our blind and sighted readers alike. Join Pete Lane for this brief but informative demo of using dictation in iOS, like only Blind Abilities can offer. Also, be sure to check out another iPhone 101 demonstration offered by Jeff Thompson that will save time and frustration when entering text in iOS. His Text Replacement demo, entitled: iPhone 101, Text Replacement, the keyboard shortcut that lets two letters launch a Thousand Words,  was released on 1/3/19, …, and can be found here: iPhone101: Text Replacement – The Keyboard Shortcut That Lets Two Letters Launch a Thousand Words Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. To find your State Services in your State you can go to www.AFB.org and search the directory for your agency. Contact: Thank you for listening! You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impairedand the Assistive Technology Community for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

Show Summary: iPhone 101 demonstrations and reviews brings you another demo and this one is all about the Keyboard shortcut, Text Replacement. With just a couple of letters for a shortcut, you can populate the dialog box or page with commonly used phrases, names, hashtags, email addresses and anything you desire. Head on into the shortcut keyboard settings and check out Text Replacement. In this demo Jeff Thompson will “add” a phrase and a shortcut that he can use at any time, saving him a lot of typing. You can use this for quotes at the end of messages, common sayings in Facebook, and signature sayings that you want to add at the end of emails.  And with just two letters and the space bar, here is one of mine: xc (space) "The Only Full Bigger Than the Fool Who Says He Knows It All, Is the Fool Who Argues with Him"  Be sure to check out more iPhone 101 demonstrationson the web at www.BlindAbilities.com. We have everything you want to know about using the iPhone/iPad in easy bite-size episodes. Thank you for listening! Contact: You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Store.

In this episode, Kate Erickson, host of the Kate's Take podcast, explains how she's using her MacBook Pro and iPhone 6S to run a successful 7-figure online business with her partner John Lee Dumas. Around the 22 minutes mark, Kate shares a tip that is useful for people who are looking for a simple, yet powerful way to expand text that they repetitively type using the built-in "Text Replacement" feature on iPhone & iPad.

In this podcast, learn about the various keyboard settings available in iOS. See how it's possible to add or remove keyboards, how to change punctuation behavior, capitalization management and more. Olivier also explains how it is possible to save time when typing by using the text replacement function, how the prediction feature works and how to use the dictation function to write text using your voice. Visit our website regularly to be informed when new Podcast becomes available or subscribe to our Youtube channel. Also, please note that our podcasts are now available on iTunes as well as on Victor Reader. In addition, as a reminder, the Canadialog team can offer private or group training on request on the use of assistive technologies. Do not hesitate to contact our team to learn more about training we can offer. Enjoy!

In this episode, we begin by announcing the availability of two new products. Discovering Terrific TV Content for Less — Cutting The cord with Blindness or Low Vision, our cord cutting virtual event series, is now a home study product for anyone to purchase. It includes over five hours of content on everything from apps to livecontent, and so much more. There are also plenty of demonstrations to assist you in finding the cord cutting options that may work best for you. While preparing for our cord cutting class, Chris and Kim created Entertainment in a Small Box — A Tour of the Roku Streaming Device. This is an overview and demonstration of the accessibility features of the Roku family of set top boxes. Similar to an Apple TV or Fire TV, you may use the Roku devices to stream video content, listen to music and podcasts, and so much more. This is a Pay Your Own Price product so that you can discover the benefits of this entertainment device without cost being an inhibiting factor. It is approaching summertime in the northern hemisphere. In the spirit of keeping cool, Chris does an unboxing of the [amazon text=Lasko Wind Curve Fan with Fresh Air Ionizer.&asin=B000RL3UJA] Please note: If you purchase from this link, we receive a small commission. Chris describes the unit and remote control. This is a 42 inch tower fan that is pleasantly quiet and does a nice job cooling the air. Next, Lisa demonstrates Text Replacement in iOS. This is an easy way to insert repetitive text on the iPhone. The same information would apply for those with iPads or iPod touches. Kim rounds out the podcast by demonstrating the wonderful text to speech voices from Cereproc. Many people wanted to know more about Cereproc after hearing our phone catalog voice. Learn more about Cereproc, and how you can purchase their voices for your own computer. You can purchase Cereproc voices for Windows, Mac and Android.

Your App Lady  Show Notes Episode 31 Welcome to episode 31 of the Your App Lady Podcast! All about apps and tech that I love and use every day. On each episode, I’ll talk about recent tech news, recommend apps that I use myself and leave you with a great tech tip. Tech News Apple recently submitted a proposal to add 13 new emojis to the Unicode Consortium. They include a prosthetic arm and leg, hearing aids, as well as people using sign language and a wheelchair. Apple worked with the Cerebral Palsy Foundation, the American Council of the Blind and National Association of the Deaf, to develop the emojis. For more information: https://www.theverge.com/2018/4/3/17193020/apple-emojis-disability-representation-media-carrie-wade-interview Featured App: Spending Tracker Available for iPhone, iPad, Windows and Android I use Spending Tracker everyday to increase my awareness of how much my family is spending and how much we are saving. Spending Tracker is easy to use and helps me feel more control over my money. I track expense by the month but the app allows you to choose to track expenses weekly, monthly or yearly.  You can also set a budget in the app. You can schedule repeated transactions daily, weekly or monthly as well as export data to CSV for use in a spreadsheet or export the data to a PDF for viewing and printing. I was able to edit expense and income categories and add custom categories. I can also sync my entries on Spending Tracker on all of my iOS devices. The data can be backed up on Dropbox. Tech Tip Wrestling with AutoCorrect? I often find that autocorrect changes my words incorrectly. I finally found out how to correct this! This article says that the keyboard’s dictionary file may have saved incorrect entries. If you do not have a lot of custom words you have saved and want to start over so the auto-correction tool learns new words from now on, you can delete the old dictionary. To do this, open the Settings app on the home screen. Next, select General and scroll to the bottom of the list. Select Reset and then Reset Keyboard Dictionary. You may be asked to enter your passcode. Then delete the old dictionary. If you do not want to delete the current dictionary, you can turn off the auto-correction tool and make other adjustments in the iOS keyboard settings. Tap the Settings icon on the iPhone’s Home screen and choose General. Scroll down the screen and select Keyboard. If you have a tendency to repeat typos in certain words or want to expand abbreviations into full phrases, tap Text Replacement to set up automatic replacements as you type. For more information: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/06/technology/personaltech/auto-correct-iphone.html?rref=collection%2Fcolumn%2Ftech-tip&action=click&contentCollection=personaltech®ion=stream&module=stream_unit&version=latest&contentPlacement=13&pgtype=collection Thanks for listening to Your App Lady today!  Share the podcast with your friends, they’ll thank you for it! Get our newsletter and stay up to date by clicking here. Betsy can guide you through designing (or redesigning) your app or websites. Contact her at betsy@yourapplady.com or 713-542-8118 to get details about working with her. Follow me Twitter: @yourapplady Instagram: @yourapplady Facebook: @yourapplady LinkedIn: @BetsyFurler Website: www.yourapplady.com Voice over work by John Swasey - VO Producer -281-794-6551 johnswasey@sbcglobal.net

Stop typing out common words and phrases letter by letter! Start using text replacement to give your thumbs superpowers.

Listener Veronica Lamb chimes in requesting advice on how to use Android's personal input feature to quickly add hashtags to Instagram using text replacement. (social media hack)

Jeff Thompson from the  BlindAbilitiesPodcast Team: brings us another iAccess Demo’. This demo covers the IOS Text Replacement feature in the Keyboard settings.  Do you use a common phrase regularly and want to simplify the typing with just a few keystrokes? Save time and be more efficient with the Text Replacement feature located in your General settings under  Keyboard. Check out BlindAbilities on the web at www.BlindAbilities.com, on Twitter, #Blind Abilities, and follow Pete @Lane7625 and Jeff, @JThompson6835. Please share your feedback via Email at: Info@BlindAbilities.com