Hello all.
Please can I have your help?
My friend Gary Price is having problems deleting messages. This started
this morning UK time. Here is what he tries to do.
1. Double tap the back button in the current conversation.
2. Double tap the edit button.
3. Double tap the delete button.
But
No, because it changes the gestures and if this happens then if vo would
work with it it would have to change Vo gestures and in order to do this it
would have to change part of the OS as Vo is not a third party screen reader
it is part of the OS. This being said I think some where there has to be
Yes, he needs to take all things out of the app switcher then try the
reboot. I would do the reboot the old way hold down the power button till it
says shutting down and then do the double click and shut it down then wait
for about a minute and then try the reboot of it. HTH
Sign,
Bubba
Hello everybody
It is traditional when new members join the Mac Access Dot Net email forum that
Gordon and I try to welcome the new member(s) personally. In keeping with that
tradition, we are delighted to welcome:
Amber Harmon
and:
doc Wright
to our number. We are gratified by the fact that
Joe
Write to us off list and I will send you the direct uRL.
Tracy
On 15 Nov 2011, at 17:23, joe quinn wrote:
ok, I've looked and looked, but can't find this. what's the mac-access partner
web site of that archive program that can create archives in specific formats?
and, can it create them
Hello Desi
You're welcome, as nurses often say. Feel free to write to us if you have more
issues.
Tracy
On 15 Nov 2011, at 19:05, Desi Noller wrote:
Hi Tracy,
Welcome aboard! Thank you so much for your help in getting me to receive list
messages again! And thanks so much too, for all you
Ar ok, I will suggest that to him then. Thanks!
On 16/11/2011 13:31, Bubba wrote:
Yes, he needs to take all things out of the app switcher then try the
reboot. I would do the reboot the old way hold down the power button till it
says shutting down and then do the double click and shut it down
I see HTH at the end of some messages. What does that mean?
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Hello group
I hope you don't mind me posting this here as I'm not blind or visually
impaired. Lynne and Gordon have told me that the list is not only for the
visually impaired so I thought I would post.
I currently have a Samsung Symbian phone, (so I'm told), and it's dying
rapidly. I've had
Not Dum the only question that is dumb is the one not asked! HTH means Hope
This Helps! HTH
Sign,
Bubba
bubbatheg...@gmail.com
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Sent: Wednesday, November
Hello Catherine
I think you'll find it is H, T, H, not H G H, it means Hope That Helps.
Tracy
On 16 Nov 2011, at 16:22, Catherine Golding wrote:
I see HTH at the end of some messages. What does that mean?
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Hi Tracy!
On my mail's Catherine! did indeed put HTH!
Colin
Qapla!
On 16 Nov 2011, at 16:50, Tracy Thompson wrote:
Hello Catherine
I think you'll find it is H, T, H, not H G H, it means Hope That Helps.
Tracy
On 16 Nov 2011, at 16:22, Catherine Golding wrote:
I see HTH at the end of
Hi Sarah,
That's exactly what didn't work for me when I tried it! LOL! Perhaps I got an
extra character in there or something. I'll have to try it again!
Desi
On Nov 15, 2011, at 7:58 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
You use the info you use when you created the account on your ipod touch in
Is Pages for iPhone accessible for writing (with a bluetooth keyboard)?
If not is there something else that works well with voiceover for
writing on an iphone?
Chris
On 11/11/11 2:20 PM, Catherine Golding wrote:
IA Writer
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The best one I have found is IA Writer. Some parts of Pages is accessible,
but there are parts that are still not accessible.
Catherine Golding
Olympia, Washington
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IA Writer isn't available for iPhone that I could find.
Chris Johnson
Loveland, CO
On 11/16/11 11:48 AM, Catherine Golding wrote:
The best one I have found is IA Writer. Some parts of Pages is accessible,
but there are parts that are still not accessible.
Catherine Golding
Olympia,
Hello Bubba, this is Tracy.
Thank you for your perspective on this it is an interesting one. Actually
though I am visually abled as Lynne calls it, sighted as a lot of others do.
But accessibility and compatibility do come into this because I'd be buying 2
phones for Gordon and myself. I want
Hello Colin
You are quite right. I don't know quite where i got HGH from. :)
Tracy Thompson
On 16 Nov 2011, at 16:57, Red.Falcon wrote:
Hi Tracy!
On my mail's Catherine! did indeed put HTH!
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Hi Tracy,
Depending on your scenario you may not need a sim cutter. I recently
upgraded from a 3GS to a 4S using the same carrier (ATT here in the US) and
the microsim card was apparently coded to my phone number and installed in
China. From your price quotes, however you may be in the
Greetings,
Perhaps this is hard to answer on an international list, but I am seeking
suggestions about a dock for my iPhone. Last year I purchased a Logitech
Pure-fi. I was very impressed with the size and sound, but would never
recommend this device based on my experience. I believe I was
I personally wouldn't touch the Bowe's model Jeff. I have their computer
speakers and you'll do better than that for the same money. Ever looked at the
BW kit?
On 16 Nov 2011, at 20:20, Geoff Waaler wrote:
Greetings,
Perhaps this is hard to answer on an international list, but I am
Hello Geoff
I wouldn't be buying from the carrier; it would be SIM-free and unlocked. We
could apparently get a micro-SIM from O2 but I don't know how easy that would
be. Thank you for your reply and interesting comment.
Tracy Thompson
On 16 Nov 2011, at 20:00, Geoff Waaler wrote:
Hi Tracy,
Hi Tracy,
Obtaining the micro sim is no problem whatsoever. You can either go into the
o2 store and just get one, or indeed you can get kits that cut down the
existing one. I'd avoid this latter option personally, as sometimes those
cut-down sims are problematic. It may take a few minutes
I, too, like the BW products and, while I am not well educated on
international issues, I've also had JVC. I do think the quality of the JVC
dock for my previous 3GS was better than my current dock for the 4S.
Karen
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To:
Yep that's the one Ester. Known colloquially over here as BW, so sorry for
any confusion.
Dónal
On 16 Nov 2011, at 21:09, Esther wrote:
Hi Geoff and Others,
I believe that Zack has the Bouwers Wilkins model and likes it -- Airplay
based, reviewed well at iLounge, but pricey. This was
I am very new to the Mac world but not to voiceover. I have had my iPhone
3gs since January. I recently purchased an old Power Mac g4 aka EMac. Its
running Leopard 10.5. I found a tutorial thanks to a lady named Esther. So,
once I set up a mental hard drive for voiceover commands and become
Are you aware that Bose has a payment plan with no interest charged?
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To: Mac OSX iOS Accessibility mac-access@mac-access.net
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2011 1:20 PM
Subject: IOS docking recommendations.
Greetings,
Hi,
This is terrible, I wonder what this will mean for apps like Airfoil,
Amadeus Pro, Audiobook builder, or most importantly, Audiohijack pro?
I'm quite worried about this sandboxing issue. Any input and
oppinions on what might happen with these apps especially are
appreciated.
Thanks,
Courtney
We have a doc here made by memorex (spelling) and it works very
well. It provides charging capabilities, as well as acting as
speakers when the ipod/iphone is plugged in. It comes with several
adapter plates to make just about every model of device fit it's
docking port. I don't know
Hello Donal
Thank you for your interesting input. My inclination would be to avoid the
cutters actually because I am not a technical person with this sort of thing. I
don't think I would feel comfortable with that and although the thing would be
for Gordon I would feel responsible if it broke
Hi, if you want to be compatibility with them on their stuff then the
iPhone is the only way to go I would think. I would not get anything less
than the iphone4s is my thoughts. Also the cases can be expensive but it
depend on the case! But I still would say the iPhone is the way to go for
this.
Hello Bubba
Thank you for your interesting comment. It's either the iPhone or nothing I
think. It depends upon what Lynne says to me later.
The size of the memory is an issue because I have a lot of things that I like
to keep handy. Currently I use an old iPod Touch but the battery is dying so
Hi, the cutter is not hard to use at all you just drop the simm card in it
and push the two halves together. Now if you get one of them very cheap ones
where you have to use it like a pair of scissors than that might be a
problem. But I sure you can just buy a micro simm and then an adapter on the
Yes, it is, and I had problems finding it, too. In the ap store search box,
enter lower case I followed by capital A space capital Writer. It works
even better with the Iphone 5.
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My opinion for what its worth is is a pretty standard response I issue
to anything like this which appears, let's watch, wait and see what
happens but whatever happens - if anything at all! - the world will
keep spinning round and we'll still be able to enjoy a nice cup of tea,
smile.
On
Well I look forward to my vo operated coffee maker!
You can keep your tea!
Come on Apple make a coffee maker!
:]
On 16 Nov 2011, at 23:09, Dane Trethowan wrote:
My opinion for what its worth is is a pretty standard response I issue to
anything like this which appears, let's watch, wait and see
Audio Hijack Pro was never in the app store anyway. Won't have to worry about
that as well as any of the audio apps.
Orin
orin8...@gmail.com
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/orinks
Skype: orin1112
On Nov 16, 2011, at 5:12 PM, Courtney Curran wrote:
Hi,
This is terrible, I wonder what this
Hi Catherine, Chris, and Others,
iA Writer exists as an iOS word processing app for the iPad, and is also
available for the Mac, but there is no iOS version of this app for the iPhone.
That explains why Chris couldn't find it. There are just some apps that are
available for the iPad that
If there had been or was to be anything to worry about then I would have seen
the Worries on the respective Twitter info coming from Audio Hijack Pro etc,
I follow them rather than follow idle gossip smile and yep! hurry up Apple or
some other third party developer with that coffee making app
The only app I have purchased was the lion upgrade, I've gotten the other apps
from the companies directly, even now, there are requirements that would
prevent many apps from getting approved such as backup programs. With the sand
box requirements, the next step could be that apple decides to
Hi!
Sorry to bother the list but I thought I'd better let you all know that the
iPhone 3GS I mentioned I had for sale here has found a home, thanks to those
who enquired and I'm sorry I don't have more than 1 smile.
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Hi Ian,
It's pretty easy to create an Instapaper bookmarklet for Safari for the Mac.
For that matter, it's pretty simple to create any bookmarklet for Safari,
including the ones on the Google Translate pages. I would create the Bookmark
so that it is saved to my Bookmarks Bar. That way, if
that is not fair we payed all the money for these apps like transmit and audio
hijack pro and now we will not be able to use them in march this is just
terrible and its really not fair at all can we have our money back please apple
sad smile
On 17/11/2011, at 9:12 AM, Courtney Curran wrote:
Hi!
This software seems a nice accessible alternative to something like Garage Band
or even if you just want to do multi track editing, I've had it going under
Windows for quite some time and I just started playing with the latest 64-bit
version for Mac last night, I have one question and
hi might take a look at this app is it simalar to something like amadayas pro.
Ian McNamara
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Hello Bubba; Lynne here this time as Tracy has gone to work. :)
I'm now looking into this for her. We discussed it last night and we've decided
to have a serious look to see what we and, particularly, Gordon who requires
VoiceOver and accessibility would gain from the iPhone 4S upgrade.
What
My question about this app, is how do you arm a track? Have not found anywhere
in the menus to do so.
On Nov 17, 2011, at 1:53 AM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
Ah no, far more advanced than Amadeus Pro though it can perform all the
functions that Amadeus Pro can, you can find a demo at
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