RE: PS
FWIW feel free to ask questions. I'll gladly help if I'm able to do so. Central Apnea was/is my specific issue when attempting xPap therapy. It wasn't discovered until posting the BiPAP PSG here that it was pointed out that was my issue by none other than Sleeprider. Certainly willing to pay forward any info etc I can.
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RE: PS
I have one problem. I don't know how to post results. It looks like everyone uses Imgur so I'll be going there today to try to figure out how to use it.
I know you're not supposed to learn things from one night, but raising PS from 1 to 3 and raising min EPAP from 4 to 6 lowered my AHI to 5.46.. If I don't change to your method I will raise my EPAP to 8 and see what happens.
I think what you want me to do is in the link you provided.
This stroke is really screwing me up!
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Larry
RE: PS
OK, SarcasticDave, here's a question!: I registered for Imgur. Now what (they don't seem to say!)
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Larry
RE: PS
Sleeprider,
The problem is that this is a Mac. I know how to do it for Windows, but I don't know for OS-X. I registered for Imgur but I still don't know what I'm doing with the damn Mac. Doing F12 does a screenshot in SleepyHead and once I found it so I know it exists, but that's about it. Still working.
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Larry
RE: PS
On my MacBook Pro, Shift-Command-3 takes a screenshot. Shift-Command-4 allows you to define the area that you want.
RE: PS
Kiwii,
Wow!!! You've got one! I know how to do the things you mentioned but HOW DO YOU GET TO IT AFTER pressing F12 or whatever?
RE: PS
I'm not sure that I understand the question...
For me, the captured photo is placed on the desktop. My computer is pretty old though and maybe newer ones have a different default behavior.