Michael E. Cohen has updated his Take Control of Pages to the fourth edition to reflect the latest additions and changes to Apple’s word processing and page layout program. Michael discusses explore like renaming features for better usability and cultural sensitivity, and the success of Apple's efforts to unify app features and integrate with iCloud for enhanced productivity. Some of Pages’ newest and most useful features are highlighted. (Part 1)

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0:00:00 Introduction to Take Control of Pages, fourth edition

0:02:17 The extensive process of updating screenshots and icons in the book

0:03:27 Evolution of Pages from a paid to a free and compatible program

0:05:30 The need for physical collateral in certain situations

0:07:21 Pages as a viable alternative for mail merge with context integration

0:08:27 Mail Merge: A Handy Tool for Frequent Users

0:09:39 The Future of Apple: 3D Objects and Augmented Reality

0:10:06 Creating Illusions with Multiple 3D Models

0:10:38 PDF Retains 3D Model Poses in a Flat Document

0:11:55 Apple Products Influenced by Vision Pro and AR VR

0:13:56 Pages: A Powerful Page Layout Program

0:15:33 The Appeal of Word Processing Alternatives

0:17:10 Functional Changes: Renaming Features and Layout Objects

0:19:03 Mac and iPad OS Versions Becoming More Similar

0:20:39 User Interface Changes for Better User Experience

0:23:45 Seamless Device Integration in the Apple Ecosystem

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Michael E. Cohen has worked as a teacher, a programmer, a Web designer, a multimedia producer, and a certified usability analyst. He's the author or co-author of several books, including Take Control of Pages, and Take Control of PDFpen, and can be reached on X/Twitter as @lymond.

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We wrap up the MacVoices Live! analysis of Apple’s “Scary Fast” event by looking at a transition to smaller screens and using external displays for increased workspace efficiency. The panel of Chuck Joiner, David Ginsburg, Jim Rea, Eric Bolden, Patrice Brend’amour, Ben Roethig, Jeff Gamet, Mark Fuccio, and Kelly Guimont expresses satisfaction with the compactness and power of the 14-inch MacBook Pro and applauds the performance of the FaceTime camera in spite of it only being 1080p. We also talk about Apple's latest chips vs. Intel’s offerings, and the potential for gaming and developer opportunities. The episode concludes with a fun and timely discussion about panel members' favorite Halloween candy. (Part 3)

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0:01:20 Transitioning to a smaller screen: Adaptation and alternatives

0:03:52 The benefits of downsizing: 13-inch vs 15-inch laptops

0:06:01 Weight Comparison: M3 vs Pro and Max

0:07:40 14-inch Height Comparable to 15.6-inch External Display

0:08:10 Impressive 1080p FaceTime camera on the new Macs

0:09:46 Shot on iPhone - Brilliant marketing tactic

0:11:04 Apple's rapid processor advancements leave older models behind

0:12:59 Intel's concern as Apple continues to dominate

0:14:48 Gaming enthusiasts anticipate hardware and API advancements

0:15:30 Apple's focus on gaming and developer relations

0:17:02 Financial benefits of developing for multiple Apple platforms

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Our “Scary Fast” discussion continues as Chuck Joiner, David Ginsburg, Jim Rea, Eric Bolden, Patrice Brend’amour, Ben Roethig, Jeff Gamet, Mark Fuccio and Kelly Guimont discuss who the new M3 iMacs are for, the external display support, and why they preferred by many as an all-in-one solution while others find this limiting. (Part 2)

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0:01:19 Recent Mac Studio Update and WWDC

0:02:06 Personal Computers: From Desktops to Laptops

0:04:34 Accommodating different customer needs with external monitors

0:05:57 Exploring the possibility of a bigger iMac and untold stories

0:07:45 The Benefits of Using an iMac at Work

0:09:43 MacBook Air as the Perfect Gift, but iMac Still Preferred

0:10:08 iMac: A Convenient Desktop Solution

0:12:30 iMac: Appeal and Beauty in Desktop Machines

0:14:11 MacBook Pro: Powerful Machines for Professionals

0:16:38 MacBook Pro M3: The Joy of Losing the Touch Bar

0:18:35 Technical Difficulties: Muted Audio

0:18:43 Touch Bar Placement Debate

0:20:28 Waiting for the M2 Mini and Spring Event

0:27:25 Mini Desk Setup with External Displays

0:29:36 Rebooting Computer and Discussing the M1 Max vs M1

0:31:24 Differences in Memory Capacity between 14 and 16-inch models

0:32:20 The Rise of AI and Machine Learning Applications

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Less than 24 hours after Apple’s “Scary Fast”, MacVoices Live! convened the panel of Chuck Joiner, David Ginsburg, Jim Rea, Eric Bolden, Patrice Brend’amour, Ben Roethig, Jeff Gamet, Mark Fuccio and Kelly Guimont. The discussion starts with the presentation aspects of the event, then turns to the new iMac powered by an M3 processor and its consumers focus, returning to the iMac's original roots. That Apple's most powerful machines are now laptops is considered, as are the alternatives for those who want more, larger screen options. Screen resolution is debated, and the implications of the event being shot entirely on an iPhone 15 Pro Max were examined. (Part 1)

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0:00:00 Apple's Scary Fest Event: A Recap

0:13:59 Leaving the Audience Wanting More

0:16:36 Ben's Technical Difficulties and Apple's Impressive iPhone Video

0:19:07 Apple's Push for Professional Filmmaking on iPhone

0:21:04 Debunking Expectations of iPhone Camera Quality

0:26:21 The Power of the M3 Processor in iMac

0:27:56 Different machines and the power of laptops

0:29:30 Research results on 5K iMac availability and display quality

0:31:36 The role of iMac in modern computing landscape

0:34:04 The market for iMac and its primary functions

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In the October 2023 Update, Chuck reviews the events of the last month, provides and update on individual episode cover art, and updates MacVoices Featured Gear. The update looks ahead to some what is coming in November, and provides the latest information on sponsorships and Patreon support.

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In the continuation of an “enthusiastic” MacVoices Live! discussion, Chuck Joiner, Web Bixby, David Ginsburg, Brian Flanigan-Arthurs, Jeff Gamet, Ben Roethig, Eric Bolden, Jim Rea, and Guy Serle debate the impact of the 23andMe hack and whether having your genetic information exposed is a significant privacy threat. The potential risks of hackers accessing your data, insurance companies exploiting it, and the legal and social implications are discussed. Additionally, we mention science fiction movies as precedent, as well as the CEO of Goldman Sachs and the art of DJing. (Part 3)

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0:00:00 The Importance of Privacy in Genetic Information

0:01:29 Comparing DNA Privacy to Other Personal Information Concerns

0:04:07 Irreversibility of DNA Data and Potential Consequences

0:06:07 Insurance Companies and Access to DNA Information

0:07:56 Long-term Implications and Prudence of Sharing DNA Information

0:09:04 The Potential of Machine Learning and Unknown Futures

0:10:07 Privacy Concerns with Genetic Testing

0:12:21 Money and Politics: A Problematic Combination

0:13:21 Concerns about Knowing Genetic Information

0:14:45 Call our Google Voice Number for Further Inquiries

0:15:28 Science Fiction Movies Inspiring Real-Life Innovations

0:16:55 Twinkly App-Controlled LED Holiday Lights and Featured Gear

0:18:36 CEO of Largest Banks Steps Down from DJing

0:19:13 Goldman's 10-year agreement with Apple

0:20:56 Goldman's challenge in getting out of the agreement

Links:

Hacker leaks millions more 23andMe user records on cybercrime forum

https://techcrunch.com/2023/10/18/hacker-leaks-millions-more-23andme-user-records-on-cybercrime-forum/

Goldman Sachs CEO stops doing controversial DJ gigs

https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/17/investing/goldman-sachs-david-solomon-dj-earnings/

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The MacVoices Live! panel of Chuck Joiner, Web Bixby, David Ginsburg, Brian Flanigan-Arthurs, Jeff Gamet, Ben Roethig, Eric Bolden, Jim Rea, and Guy Serle before digging into a "right to repair” announcement from The White House that involves Apple. They also touch on social media Pebble’s closure, X’s message posting fee test, and the declining luxury tech accessories market. Then, the hack of 23andMe and the resulting disclosure of biometric data generates disagreement between the participants. (Part 2)

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0:00:00 Speculation on Apple's Scary Fest event

0:08:56 Concerns about Twitter's Charging Model

0:11:04 Debating the Potential Impact of Charging on the Platform

0:11:41 Elon Musk's Approach Contrasted with Isaacson's Book

0:13:57 The Importance of Credit Card Information for Elon Musk

0:14:46 Elon's Vision for Company X as an All-Encompassing Financial Thing

0:16:35 Trust Issues and Apple's Potential to Fulfill Musk's Vision

0:17:33 Company Shutting Down Due to Strong Headwinds

0:19:09 Significant Sale and Limited Supplies

0:20:35 Luxury Goods: Apple Watch Bands and Air Tags

0:22:22 The Market for Luxury Device Cases and Accessories

0:25:33 The Need for Next Generation Repair Options

0:26:09 Consumer Rights vs. Negligence and Destruction

0:29:02 Hackers Steal 23andMe User Records: Concerns about DNA Privacy

0:30:56 Biometric Data: Potential Uses and Manipulation

0:32:35 Concerns about the Profitability and Security of Biometric Data

0:34:22 The Vulnerability of Biometric Data and its Potential Misuse

Links:

Twitter/X rival T2 rebrands as ‘Pebble,’ saying the old name was never meant to be permanent

https://techcrunch.com/2023/09/18/twitter-x-rival-t2-rebrands-as-pebble-saying-the-old-name-was-never-meant-to-be-permanent/

X begins charging new users $1 per year to send tweets

https://www.engadget.com/x-is-starting-to-charge-new-users-1-per-year-to-send-tweets-000925191.html

Apple Accessory Maker Pad & Quill Shutting Down, Offering 50% Off Sitewide

https://www.macrumors.com/2023/10/24/pad-quill-shutting-down

Apple set to announce next-level ‘right to repair’ support nationwide, says White House

https://9to5mac.com/2023/10/24/apple-next-level-right-to-repair-support-nationwide/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon

Apple Backs Federal Right-to-Repair Law, Commits to National Repair Program For iPhones and More

https://cordcuttersnews.com/apple-backs-federal-right-to-repair-law-commits-to-national-repair-program-for-iphones-and-more

Hacker leaks millions more 23andMe user records on cybercrime forum

https://techcrunch.com/2023/10/18/hacker-leaks-millions-more-23andme-user-records-on-cybercrime-forum/

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Apple announced an unprecedented Monday afternoon/evening (U.S. time) event with the teaser “Scary Fast”. That sent the MacVoices Live! panel of Chuck Joiner, Web Bixby, David Ginsburg, Brian Flanigan-Arthurs, Jeff Gamet, Ben Roethig, Eric Bolden, Jim Rea, and Guy Serle into a frenzy of speculation on what we might see announced. From new iMacs to the debut of the M3 chip, the panel discusses the what’s and why’s, and what they are betting on. (Part 1)

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0:00:00 Apple's Unprecedented Monday Event: What to Expect

0:05:10 Casual Chit-Chat and Apologies for Facebook Group Issues

0:06:43 Frustration with Facebook's Response to Spamming Issue

0:08:24 Unusual Timing and Speculation on Apple Event Content

0:08:51 Speculating on the timing and impact of upcoming Apple event

0:11:25 Questioning the likelihood of an iMac and considering other possibilities

0:13:21 Debating the potential release of a new Mac Pro

0:15:45 Expressing interest in a potential M3 Mac Mini

0:18:07 Discussing the possibility of a larger iMac Pro

0:18:58 MacBook Air update includes 15-inch version

0:19:52 Uncertainty Surrounding Upcoming Announcement

0:20:38 A17 Pro chip technology and the need for speed

0:22:08 Rumors of a 27-inch iMac with M2 Pro and M2 Max chips

0:23:49 Timing and hypothesis for the announcement of new machines

0:25:03 Speculation: Apple's Surprise Ad Spots during Sports Events

0:27:27 Timing of Apple events and viewership habits

0:31:19 Speculating on the features of the new iMac

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In the latest edition of TV+ Talk co-hosts Charlotte Henry and Chuck Joiner discuss the box office results of “Killers of the Flower Moon”, whether a 4-hour version of “Napoleon” (or any movie) is a good idea, and the parting of ways between Apple and John Stewart.

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0:00:18 Apple TV Plus rises into the headlines with big shows

0:04:59 Apple's strategy of putting blockbuster movies on TV Plus

0:08:43 Killers of the Flower Moon finally in theaters, overshadowed by Taylor Swift

0:10:11 Taylor Swift vs. Killers of the Flower Moon

0:11:59 Challenges in Promoting Killers of the Flower Moon

0:13:35 Leonardo DiCaprio's Impact on Film Awareness

0:15:12 Demographic Breakdown of Audience for "Killers of the Flaming"

0:16:05 Apple's Motive: Free Money or Hollywood Credibility?

0:17:55 Streaming Services: Movies vs. TV Series

0:19:24 Theatrical Release and Oscar Considerations

0:21:02 The Daily Show vs. The Problem with Jon Stewart

0:22:56 Controversy: AI and China

0:31:21 Apple's support for Jon Stewart and its implications

0:34:11 Ownership and influence in the modern media landscape

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Charlotte Henry is a media junkie, covering how Apple is not just a revolutionary tech firm, but a revolutionary media firm. She is based in London, writes and broadcasts for various outlets, and is the author of Not Buying It, an examination of fake news. You can find her on her The Addition blog, her podcast, in her The Addition newsletter on substack, and on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.

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The 20th Anniversary gathering of Take Control authors wraps up with reflections on the early days of Take Control Books and the collaborative editing process. Joe Kissell, Adam and Tonya Engst, Jeff Carlson, Josh Centers, Michael E. Cohen, Scott Knaster, Ted Landau, Kirk McElhearn, Matt Neuburg, and Jeff Porten discuss the importance of incorporating different viewpoints, and the contributions of copy editors and software developers are highlighted. The panel touches on writing a Take Control book about AI, using AI to do it, and why it won’t happen. How and why Take Control books are discontinued is explained, and Joe wraps up with information on the 20th Anniversary Sale.

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0:02:06 Different Perspectives and Sponsored Books

0:05:48 The Power of Stories in Engaging Guests

0:07:30 Leading-Edge Topics and Historical Relevance

0:10:58 Reflecting on the Past and Stories to Tell

0:14:51 Selling books on outdated operating systems

0:16:40 Deleting outdated titles from the website

0:17:25 Outdated Titles and Customer Awareness

0:18:42 Challenges with outdated software and discontinuing low-performing books

0:20:02 Exploring the possibility of writing a book on AI

0:22:21 Mixed experiences with chat GPT's accuracy and humorous outcomes

0:24:17 Using ChatGPT for Writing Inspiration and Research

0:26:11 Celebrating 20th Anniversary with Special Sale Announcement

0:27:30 Thanking the Community for Creating a Wonderful Environment

0:28:06 Thanking Joe for Organizing the Anniversary Celebration.

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Jeff Carlson

Josh Centers

Michael E. Cohen

Adam Engst

Tonya Engst

Joe Kissell

Scott Knaster

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