I personally would not worry about it. I mean it's not like it is hindering your use of the machine, but at least it's been reported and will be fixed in a major release at some point in time, weather it be in a few months or years.
tc. On Feb 26, 2014, at 6:23 PM, Christopher Gilland <[email protected]> wrote: > I agree. > > So, you’re also noticing this? That’s good to know… well… ok, let me restate > that. It’s good to know that I’m not going crazy. LOL! I was like, ok, am > I hallucinating, or is it really doing this. > > Chris. > > On Feb 26, 2014, at 8:15 PM, Zachary Kline <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Yes, calling or reporting these bugs is important. Apple accessibility are >> great people, but they’re only human. :) I must say I didn’t notice this bug >> until you pointed it out, and it is far from the worst thing that could be >> wrong. >> ALl the best, >> Zack. >> On Feb 26, 2014, at 5:10 PM, Sarah k Alawami <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> I'm not surprised actually. apple does not have enough engineers to test >>> for accessibility and enough individuals to do the same. I've seen this >>> with every ios release that comes out and when you do contact them via the >>> community forums you get treated as if you were a numskull which I'm not >>> as I've dealt with computers for the past 25 almost 26 years now. and no >>> one seems to understand that we use voice over, they think we use voice >>> control which are 2 totally different things. >>> >>> I'm thinking that in the future the iPad might have a 3/4 matrix hence why >>> you are seeing this bug, but i'm just grasping at straws as to why this is >>> happening. >>> >>> Take care >>> On Feb 26, 2014, at 4:17 PM, Christopher gilland <[email protected]> >>> wrote: >>> >>>> I'm going to try explaining this the best that I can. If an audio demo is >>>> necessary for better understanding, just let me know, and I'll make one. >>>> >>>> I should add that I did test on the IPhone and do not have this issue. I >>>> also should add that I have restored my IPad which had no baring. >>>> >>>> It seems that in this version on the IPad of I O S, each folder is >>>> arranged in a 3 by 3 grid. This mweans there are 3 icons going >>>> virtically, by 3 going horizontally. So, in my Utilities folder, there >>>> are 23 apps all total. This means about 5 pages to that one folder. >>>> >>>> On the first page, the first 3 icons on the first row, going horizontally >>>> are contacts, Clock, then notes. Stick with me here. I know this is >>>> really confusing. I can't imagine if you can't physically see what I'm >>>> talking about, let alone, if you can. >>>> >>>> So, the second row of that first page starts with Camera. No need for me >>>> to continue. I can now present you this concept. >>>> >>>> The first icon of the first row on the second page is News Stand. So, >>>> back on page 1, again, the top row, just to recap, is: contacts, Clock, >>>> then Notes. What is happening is, once on Notes, if I then flick again to >>>> the right one time, it, should! key word, should! wrap to the first icon >>>> on row two of that first page, which is Camera, right? >>>> >>>> Wrong! What it's actually! doing is, it's moving the Voiceover focus to >>>> the first icon on the next page's same row. So, in other words, the first >>>> icon of the second page, on the first row, is News Stand. Therefore, If >>>> I'm on the first row flicking right icon by icon on the first page, I hear >>>> Contacts, Clock, Notes, then one more flick, I hear News Stand. Then! if >>>> I flick again, I hear the little directional click telling me I jumped >>>> down to the next row, and I then hear Camera, which is correct. That >>>> indeed is! the first icon on the first page, second row. I don't remember >>>> the next two icons of the second row first page, and my IPad's not in >>>> front of me to look, but I do know, that the first icon of the second row >>>> on the second page of that folder is Safari, in my case. So I get to >>>> Camera on row 2, page 1. I flick right, another app. I flick right, the >>>> final app of that row. I flick right again... Boom, you guessed it! >>>> Safari! It's almost like it thinks it shoul >>> d be a 3 by 4 grid, not a 3 by 3. It's like it thinks there should be 4 >>> icons horizontally per page, as aposed to what it really! is, which is 3 by >>> 3. If I double tap on one of the icons not on the page, like when it goes >>> into la la land, say on page one, if I double tap on Safari, the folder >>> crashes/closes, and returns me to the home screen. Before anyone asks, no, >>> this definitely is not a developer seed. I'd not be discussing it, if it >>> was. I'm no fool. LOL! This is 7.0.6. I'm speaking the update that just >>> came out the other day. It's also kind a weird, as after the 3rd icon on >>> whatever row, if I flick right again, the little box that indicates the >>> Voiceover cursor kind of moves off the window with the page's icons kind of >>> offset a bit to the left of the first most icon of the next row. In all >>> actuality, nothing is visually there. It's just black blank screen area >>> real estate. Again, I reidderate that this is not happenning on the latest >>> update with my IPhone 5 >>> S. I'm only seeing it on my IPad 4th Gen 16GB White AT&T. >>>> >>>> I must say that this is extremely bizarre! You'd think restoring would >>>> fix things, but it didn't, and no. I did not restore from a backlup when >>>> I did. I set it up as a brand new device, then redownloaded the apps, and >>>> rearranged them manually. Yeah, pain in the kneck, I know, but I was at >>>> my wits end. I can't faddum this at all! >>>> >>>> I did let Apple know about this by calling their Accessibility line. the >>>> guy is going to call me back on Saturday when he gets in the office. He's >>>> also going to meanwhile try getting a test IPad to see if he can reproduce >>>> the issue. He said if nothing else, he'd try on his IPad 2, tonight when >>>> he got home. He said the IPad was in his car, and they won't allow him to >>>> leave the building while he's on shift. He also said either way, he'd >>>> submit this up to engineering. 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