Blog Post 1

01/27/2023

Well, it looks like adding tips tricks and hints is not an easy task given the parameters of the current setup. There are many advice posts for getting the most out of your Mac system both posted in the past and coming up soon. 

Looking into it, a system is needed that does not require you to open, log into and modify the website in order to post new content. 

So what might work best is installing a RSS/Atom app that accepts submitted content outside the website creation tools. More on that later. 

Denver Mac

Blog Post 6

01/27/2023

This is the new Denver Mac Site. 

Getting a blog post going will be the next step, offering hints tips and how-to’s to keep things running along. One thing wanted to get going first is a news feed from Apple. You might see something there that will help you accomplish something that you haven’t seen a resource for or you might be interested in a new product. 

Stay tuned for the launch. 

Blog Post 5

01/27/2023

                

NO NO NO Do not seek repairs The very sad picture above is used to illustrate what to do when your accident is real bad. Go to the Genius Bar for your first feedback. -Denver Mac

As a general rule, if your product is severely damaged, Exchange with applecare or buy new if no warranty applies.

Blog Post 2

01/27/2023

iPad screen keyboard keeps disappearing.

15 December 2022

If you’re chasing the keys on your keyboard when typing on the pad, the most likely cause is this. Face it, it seems weird that as you move a finger towards the key you want, it “whack a mole” vanishes, and comes back frequently. Go through all the settings, even the more obscure, dwell, motion, accessibility, all have no results.

a search on the internet might bring you to something like this:

https://osxdaily.com/2021/01/01/fix-iphone-ipad-keyboard-missing-disappearing/

very thorough but doesn’t solve the problem. If you’ve tried everything with no luck, here’s your fix. It’s the old case you’re using is too worn out. Yep, confirmed on this end, the contacts between the case and pad are making and breaking contact as its held in your hands As you type. That makes the pad think the keyboard in your case is being connected and disconnected as movements against the case are causing the contacts to break the contact with the pins they touch.

try removing the case. Did it work? 

the case might still be good just slopping a little as it’s loosened up. Start out taking a pencil eraser and scrubbing all the stuff off both the pins in the case, and the contacts on the pad. Now press the pad back into the case, making sure it’s pressed firmly against the pins. You’ll likely get some more use outta that case but not for long cause it’ll begin losing pin contact after some time.

hope this works for all.