The I site camera isn't supported yet and Apple haven't provided drivers. This is the same with the fruntroe remote IR port.
Good to hear its all going well though. Will ----- Original Message ----- From: "Iain Murray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "General discussions on all topics relating to the use of Mac OS X by theblind" <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 8:56 AM Subject: Re: game over > Hi > I have just installed XP on my iMac along with Jaws 7.1 and an alva > 544 braille display. (why do I feel so unclean ?)It runs fast, very > fast but I will have to see how well it continues to go. I have even > experienced the ultimate windows experience, managed to get it to > blue screen when I tried to access the inbuilt camera (I do these > silly things as I am sighted) I must say though at first impression > things seem to be running really well (for windows that is) > The dual booting startup may be a problem though, I couldnt get it to > speak (not a surprise really as there is no OS loaded at that point) > so picking the startup drive in system preferences and rebooting may > be the only viable option. > I believe this will convince a great many users, sighted and vision > impaired to risk the move to Apple, which can only be a good thing, > after all once the users experience OSX i doubt they will want to run > XP if it can be avoided. I for one will be scrapping my Windows PC at > home now. > > > > Iain Murray (B.Eng)(Hons) MIEEE > Course Co-ordinator - Bachelor of Technology (Computer Systems & > Networking) > C.I. Rehabilitation Engineering & Assistive Technology Research > Laboratory > Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering > Curtin University of Technology > GPO Box U1987 > Perth 6845 WA > Australia > Ph +61 8 92664540 > Fax +61 92662584 > email [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >
