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JIZZ DENOUEMENT posted:Y'all know any free apps that will; These two seem to do what you want. Intervals Pro - specifically geared towards workouts including yoga https://apps.apple.com/us/app/intervals-pro-interval-timer/id957586938 1timer - general timer app but supports "timer chains" and does VoiceOver for prompts https://apps.apple.com/us/app/1timer-voice-timer/id1357874791 They both cost money however, good apps aren't free. Intervals has a free tier and $8 in-app purchase, 1timer is $3
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I’ve also used Seconds Pro for HITT where you set up timer chains, each one can have a voice intro, different music, etc. Might work for you. The UI is kind of ugly but it works. It does cost money but I found it worth it.
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My wife would like to construct a thing that combines text, pictures, and hyperlinks on her iPad and I’m not sure how to do it or if it’s possible/worth the hassle. For use number one, she’d like to make a sketch of our yard with all the plants labeled. Then (in general terms) if you tap on a plant the view goes to a section with info on that plant (preferably with categories like watering, pest care, pruning time, etc.), and probably a couple of pictures too. It doesn’t look like Pages can do it, but I’ve only tried for a few minutes. Any suggestions?
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WithoutTheFezOn posted:My wife would like to construct a thing that combines text, pictures, and hyperlinks on her iPad and I’m not sure how to do it or if it’s possible/worth the hassle. I think OneNote will allow you to create a diagram, then put objects like text boxes or photos into it, then turn those objects into hyperlinks. Might need a computer to do some parts of that process, I'm not as familiar with the app.
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tuyop posted:I think OneNote will allow you to create a diagram, then put objects like text boxes or photos into it, then turn those objects into hyperlinks. Might need a computer to do some parts of that process, I'm not as familiar with the app. Yeah OneNote with hyperlinks to different pages or collapsing text boxes- drawing is better with the Apple Pencil. If you really want to use pages you might need to look at using comments?
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WithoutTheFezOn posted:My wife would like to construct a thing that combines text, pictures, and hyperlinks on her iPad and I’m not sure how to do it or if it’s possible/worth the hassle. Something like a personal wiki or mind map w/drawing seems like it'd work well here, but no clue what's out there for that (if there's anything) and searching the App Store right now didn't help. Sounds like OneNote is worth a shot at least if Keynote is too clunky or limited.
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WithoutTheFezOn posted:My wife would like to construct a thing that combines text, pictures, and hyperlinks on her iPad and I’m not sure how to do it or if it’s possible/worth the hassle. I know this isn’t exactly what you’re looking for, but my gf and I used this to label all the plants in our backyard using AR, since I’m really bad at remembering what’s what: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/candide-labels-plant-id/id1458480487
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frogbs posted:I know this isn’t exactly what you’re looking for, but my gf and I used this to label all the plants in our backyard using AR, since I’m really bad at remembering what’s what: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/candide-labels-plant-id/id1458480487 Wow, that is super cool, going to try that out in my yard! Don’t have a lot of gardening going but a lot of shrubs and stuff that would be fun to use that on.
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*aims at landscaping* POISON IVY gently caress
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Data Graham posted:*aims at landscaping* Explains so much!!
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Thanks for the suggestions. It looks to me like OneNote can’t produce links on the iPad, but we’ll check it out more this weekend.
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I am SURE this has been discussed here but what are people using for a simple(r) calendar app that works with Google calendar? That isn’t fantastical. Must also have natural language input, an agenda view, be able to invite people, recurring meetings. Don’t need much other stuff like tasks and junk. $$ is okay but hoping to avoid a subscription unless it’s pretty cheap per year.
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crestfallen posted:I am SURE this has been discussed here but what are people using for a simple(r) calendar app that works with Google calendar? That isn’t fantastical. Must also have natural language input, an agenda view, be able to invite people, recurring meetings. Don’t need much other stuff like tasks and junk. $$ is okay but hoping to avoid a subscription unless it’s pretty cheap per year. The native GCal app gets you everything except natural language.
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crestfallen posted:I am SURE this has been discussed here but what are people using for a simple(r) calendar app that works with Google calendar? That isn’t fantastical. Must also have natural language input, an agenda view, be able to invite people, recurring meetings. Don’t need much other stuff like tasks and junk. $$ is okay but hoping to avoid a subscription unless it’s pretty cheap per year. Give Calendars by Readdle a look https://readdle.com/calendars5 They have a free version and a paid version, not sure what's locked in the free version. It's very good on iPad as well. FCKGW fucked around with this message at 03:01 on Jul 8, 2020 |
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BusyCal is good.
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Thanks for the suggestions, I’ll give those a look! (I have the gcal app now and... it’s okay I guess.)
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Has anyone had their HomeKit disappear recently? I updated to the latest iOS version and realized that is no longer on my phone. Control center doesn’t have an option to add it and I can’t download it from the App Store anymore.
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Warbird posted:Has anyone had their HomeKit disappear recently? I updated to the latest iOS version and realized that is no longer on my phone. Control center doesn’t have an option to add it and I can’t download it from the App Store anymore. App is just “home” now, still there for me.
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Home, yes. It finally downloaded overnight and I had to readd it to the Control Center. Not sure what caused all that to happen.
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Hi yes hello please can one of you please tell me how in the GODDAMN gently caress I am supposed to change my icloud.com email account password? I have a icloud.com email account my email address is email_address@icloud.com I got it for my iPhone, but I forgot the password to it a long FUCKSHITTING time ago. I need to do a password recovery on it, and I can’t CHRISTSHITFUCKING find a way to do it from my email app or my account page, and for some MOTHERSHITBUTTFUCKING reason, google won’t tell me how to do it. Google isn’t giving me anything except how to change my Apple ID. You would think Apple would make this process easier, but they don’t. How do I recover my icloud.com email password (NOT MY loving APPLE ID PASSWORD)? Please and thank you 
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Aug 15, 2020 21:20
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An iCloud.com email account is an Apple ID. iforgot.apple.com
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empty baggie posted:An iCloud.com email account is an Apple ID. Apparently no it isn’t, cuz I just changed my Apple ID password and I still can’t login to my icloud.com email account. EDIT: Yeah they are definitely NOT the same. I just pulled up an iCloud account settings page and it’s telling me that my iCloud email password is 16 characters, which I have no loving idea what that could be, I have never used a password that long in my entire life except here for some reason. My new Apple ID is way less characters than that. I. M. Gei fucked around with this message at 22:44 on Aug 15, 2020 |
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I. M. Gei posted:Apparently no it isn’t, cuz I just changed my Apple ID password and I still can’t login to my icloud.com email account. But did you enter the iCloud email into iforgot.apple.com? Not your Apple ID but the email that you don’t know the password for.
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I. M. Gei posted:Apparently no it isn’t, cuz I just changed my Apple ID password and I still can’t login to my icloud.com email account. the placeholder isn’t an indicator of the actual length of your password. it’s always 16 doots i think
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empty baggie posted:An iCloud.com email account is an Apple ID. My point here was that even though it’s not your Apple ID, Apple seems to consider all iCloud email accounts as Apple ID’s, so if you want to reset an iCloud email password, whether you’re using it as an Apple ID or not, try using iforgot.apple.com to reset the password. I’m pretty sure it will work. I’m sorry if my initial post wasn’t clear enough.
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I. M. Gei posted:Hi yes hello please can one of you please tell me how in the GODDAMN gently caress I am supposed to change my icloud.com email account password? You have to create an app specific password to check the mail from an app.
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I. M. Gei posted:I just pulled up an iCloud account settings page and it’s telling me that my iCloud email password is 16 characters, which I have no loving idea what that could be, I have never used a password that long in my entire life except here for some reason. also i know not every bit of tech support advice on the internet is correct, but it just takes a quick google to see a universal agreement that an icloud account and apple id are the same thing (which is correct). afaik the only way you’d have a “separate” apple id and icloud account is if you just ended up making two accounts at some point.
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I don’t know what your problem is but I can log into iCloud.com with my Apple ID email which is email@something.com. This lets me access my email@icloud.com email account on iCloud.com. To sign into my iCloud email in an app, any app, I need to make an app specific password. Apple doesn’t know your password is 16 characters btw. If they did this is a massive issue as it means they store your password in plaintext.
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empty baggie posted:But did you enter the iCloud email into iforgot.apple.com? Not your Apple ID but the email that you don’t know the password for. My Apple ID IS the email I don’t know the password for. empty baggie posted:My point here was that even though it’s not your Apple ID, Apple seems to consider all iCloud email accounts as Apple ID’s, so if you want to reset an iCloud email password, whether you’re using it as an Apple ID or not, try using iforgot.apple.com to reset the password. I’m pretty sure it will work. I’m sorry if my initial post wasn’t clear enough. I already tried iforgot.apple.com. I tried it before I posted here. It only lets you reset your Apple ID password (which I did); there ain’t jack poo poo on there for resetting your iCloud Mail password. At least, not that I could see. And I looked. If there is a way to change my iCloud Mail password on that site, I’d love for someone to tell me where it is. I have now reset my Apple ID password twice today while trying to fix this poo poo. sleepwalkers posted:also i know not every bit of tech support advice on the internet is correct, but it just takes a quick google to see a universal agreement that an icloud account and apple id are the same thing (which is correct). afaik the only way you’d have a “separate” apple id and icloud account is if you just ended up making two accounts at some point. An iCloud account and an Apple ID are the same thing with the same password, yes. An iCloud Mail account, however, can apparently have a different password from the Apple ID/iCloud account in general. This is the problem I am having. My Apple ID/general iCloud account password doesn’t work on my iCloud Mail account. Actually I should rephrase that sentence: None of my three Apple ID/general iCloud account passwords — the original one or the two new ones I reset it to today — work on my iCloud Mail account. I have tried all three of them, multiple times, and before some smartass suggests that resetting the Apple ID password might’ve hosed things up, NO IT DIDN’T. BOTH TIMES I RESET THAT APPLE ID PASSWORD, I SIGNED OUT OF MY GENERAL ICLOUD ACCOUNT ON ALL OF MY DEVICES, AND THEN SIGNED BACK IN ON ALL OF THEM WITH THE NEWLY-CHANGED PASSWORDS BEFORE I TRIED USING THEM TO LOGIN TO MY ICLOUD MAIL ACCOUNT. And they still didn’t work. I could not find anything on Google about how to reset an iCloud Mail password. I found tons of stuff about how to reset an Apple ID/general iCloud account password, but nothing on how to reset an iCloud Mail password.
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Go to icloud.com and log in with your Apple ID. Tap on the Mail app icon. Is this your @icloud.com email address that you're trying to access? If it is, then go to https://appleid.apple.com/account/manage and generate an app specific password. This is your @icloud.com email address password. Ideally you would generate a new password for every email client you want to use. There is no such thing as an icloud.com email password (anymore, if there were ever one). You log in via your Apple ID, and you generate app specific passwords for each app you want to access your email account, calendars, contacts, whatever. For obvious reasons, Apple will not let you log into your iCloud email account using your Apple ID and password as that gives the app access to your entire Apple ID account. E: vvv Well, that’s one way to figure out who has me on ignore  vvv
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WELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL gently caress MY rear end I decided to try Google ONE LAST TIME and it finally spit out the solution to my problem! Turns out I just needed something called an “app-specific password” which is a thing you can get from your iCloud account profile page. You click a couple of links and it farts out an auto-generated character string that you can use as a login password with your Apple ID on third-party apps that connect to your iCloud account, like iCloud Mail. I can’t help but feel like Apple is to blame for this taking me 12 hours to fix because they completely failed to make this information easier to find.
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You were told 5 hours ago that you needed to make an app specific password. So to be fair it should have taken you only 7 hours. Those 5 hours are 100% on you.
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I. M. Gei posted:WELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL gently caress MY rear end XBenedict posted:You have to create an app specific password to check the mail from an app.
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I. M. Gei posted:WELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL gently caress MY rear end Do you just come here to rant about a problem and then NOT READ THE SOLUTION posters in this thread supplied?
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Didn't you know? This is a blog site, not a forum.
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I. M. Gei posted:An iCloud Mail account, however, can apparently have a different password from the Apple ID/iCloud account in general. This is the problem I am having. I. M. Gei posted:Turns out I just needed something called an “app-specific password” which is a thing you can get from your iCloud account profile page. You click a couple of links and it farts out an auto-generated character string that you can use as a login password with your Apple ID on third-party apps that connect to your iCloud account, like iCloud Mail. aside from the part everyone's already said, there's an entire page on apple's support site about 2fa that's very relevant to you: Apple support posted:Generate app-specific passwords
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I swear on the stupid puzzle game I play that practically 80% of the ads are for scam ‘win money’ games now. I’m kinda surprised that Apple hasn’t clamped down on this poo poo on the AppStore. Seems the kinda crap they would’ve completely blocked a few years ago.
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Proteus Jones posted:Do you just come here to rant about a problem and then NOT READ THE SOLUTION posters in this thread supplied? No, actually. I found the answer about an hour before I even made that post (and like an hour and a half before Boris Galerkin posted after that).  I was literally halfway through typing the very last sentence in that post when I decided to try Google one more time and found my answer............ but I’d already written up pretty much the whole post, and it was a long post and it took me like an hour to type it, and I went gently caress it and posted it anyway thinking I’d come back 10 or 15 minutes later to say I found the solution but it ended up being more like 2 and a half hours later so it didn’t look as good. EDIT: At 10:35 PM, a full 2 hours before I found the answer myself, XBenedict posted:You have to create an app specific password to check the mail from an app. .................................... gently caress ............... well your post didn’t say how to do that and I still found the instructions by myself so whatev 
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