Quoth Scott, 'As I recall, Toast will need sighted help to install.'
-To which silly snarky Cara replied…
Really? wow, is Toast blind too?… -Never would have thought! lol!
<smile> Sorry, *warm smile* totally just had to!
Have a wonderful day!…
Smiles,
Cara :)
On Jun 24, 2008, at 6:13 AM, Scott Bresnahan wrote:
Hi,
As I recall, Toast will need sighted help to install. If you run
Toast, it brings up the registration dialog that is VO un-friendly.
Try using the window selector VO F2 F2 and see if there isn't a
hidden dialog there.
As for how Toast is set up, a package is like a folder structure
wrapped up into a an application like icon. It makes development
and installation real easy via drag and drop. For developers, it
means they can change things like graphics and content without
getting the programmer's help. So, pay no attention to that file
behind the big red curtain....
Best,
Scott
Hi everyone. I'm wondering if someone might be able to tell me what
is happening here. I purchased toast version 9, but can't seem to
get it installed. I have the DMG file, and that opens fine. There
is no install program, so I copied the applications to my apps
folder. Most of the apps, such as cd spin doctor say that toast 9
needs to be installed before it will work. One of the apps is
called toast 9 titanium. When I open that, the hard drive runs for
a bit, but no application opens. Out of curiosity, I brought up the
short cut menu for that particular app. One of the choices is view
package contents. When doing that, there is a bunch of things, most
that say unix executeable. Does anyone have any idea what might be
happening here, this is my first time encountering a package like
this. Within the toast 9 tytanium application, one of the unix
executeables was called toast 9, when I opened that, it opened the
terminal window. As far as I know, toast is a native mac application.
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