Hi, Ah this is interesting as I haven't upgraded yet and am still using OS X 10.8.4.
I wonder if there's some way of structuring an opml file so that feeds could be imported and put into desired folders in the way I want. I'm not too bothered about alphabetising them but I really do want to be able to put folders where I want. This is a shame as I really like the app otherwise. Catherine On 4/6/14, Sarah k Alawami <[email protected]> wrote: > I think there is a focus issue as I've been trying to alphabetize my feeds > again aster adding new ones. it was easier in osx mountain lion as focus was > never lost, how ever it has become nearly impossible to do this under the > current build of mavericks. I hope apple can take a look at this as I'd love > to have the same access to drag and drop that a sighted person would have. > > Take care. > On Apr 6, 2014, at 12:17 PM, Geoff Stephens <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Catherine, >> When I get the chance later, I'll experiment with it to try to give you >> some suggestions for how to get things just right with regard to the order >> of folders/feeds in Vienna. >> >> For now, let me just say that your confusion about the enclosed items will >> be eliminated when you understand that VO is not saying "two items and >> closed." It is saying "two items enclosed." Maybe that will help a >> little. Still, it is a little tricky to get things >> exactly right with regard to the order of things in Vienna. Admittedly, I >> have not been overly concerned about it but to get things into folders. >> >> On Apr 6, 2014, at 1:18 PM, Catherine Turner >> <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Hi all, >> >> I wonder if anyone can help me be more successful at drag and drop. >> I've been trying to create folders and put them in the order I want >> and at the level I want in Vienna but this probably applies to other >> situations too. >> >> I never seem to be able to get the folders where I want them. Quite >> often folders I want at the same level as other folders end up inside >> them instead. i.e. I want all the folders to be at level 0 but often >> when I drag a folder it ends up at level 1 inside another folder. I >> wonder whether the disclosure triangle has anything to do with this >> and I have always been confused by the disclosure triangle. I also >> wonder whether the use of quick nav affects how it works. I quite >> often get confused when VO says things like "folder bla level 1 >> expanded, 2 items and closed" - it seems odd to me that it can >> simultaneously say something is expanded and closed. >> >> Anyway I wonder if anyone can help me understand how to drag and drop >> folders. I don't know enough to know whether what I'm trying to do is >> impossible all together, impossible in Vienna or I'm simply doing the >> wrong thing. >> >> At the moment I have a folder I created called development and another >> called food. Food is further up the list and I want to put >> development before food. So I have quick nav on and have interacted >> with the table. I go to development, VO says "development edit text >> collapsed". I mark it for drag and drop and then move back up the >> list to food. But it seems no matter if I press drop, drop before or >> drop after I always seem to end up with the development folder inside >> food or another folder. >> >> All I actually want to do is have all the folders at level 0 and >> arranged alphabetically. But when I create a new folder in Vienna it >> often doesn't put it where I want which is why I got into this drag >> and drop in the first place. >> >> Can anyone help? >> >> Thanks, >> Catherine >> >> On 4/5/14, Geoff Stephens <[email protected]> wrote: >>> Catherine - >>> Yes. Use drag and drop. >>> >>> On Apr 5, 2014, at 5:45 AM, Catherine Turner >>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Another question. I've created a folder and am wondering how to put >>> certain feeds into it. I can't figure this out from the menus, help >>> or FAQs...I'm assuming it's possible. I created a folder called >>> TechNews and want to put some of the feeds already in Vienna into that >>> folder. Can anyone tell me if/how that's possible? >>> >>> I tried going into the context menu and going to edit feed but this >>> just allows me to change the url. Option clicking on it does the >>> same... >>> >>> Perhaps I would need to drag and drop. Or perhaps I'm >>> misunderstanding the way folders work in Vienna... Any thoughts? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Catherine >>> >>> On 4/4/14, Catherine Turner <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> Ah thanks, that did it. >>>> >>>> Catherine >>>> >>>> On 4/4/14, Devin Prater <[email protected]> wrote: >>>>> Try VO shift space. >>>>> >>>>> Sent from my iPod >>>>> >>>>>> On Apr 3, 2014, at 19:29, Catherine Turner >>>>>> <[email protected]> wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> Hi Sarah, >>>>>> >>>>>> Glad you mentioned Vienna, have downloaded it and it looks just the >>>>>> kind of thing I was after. One question - I was looking in the >>>>>> preferences and don't seem to be able to activate any of the buttons >>>>>> other than "general" in the toolbar for the preferences. Have you >>>>>> tried this? Are you able to get to all of the preferences? >>>>>> >>>>>> Catherine >>>>>> >>>>>>> On 4/2/14, Sarah k Alawami <[email protected]> wrote: >>>>>>> I personally use down cast for osx, and vienna for my rss reader. I >>>>>>> have >>>>>>> my >>>>>>> own personal reasons why I will not get QCast, but thanks for the >>>>>>> review. >>>>>>> On Apr 2, 2014, at 12:49 AM, David Griffith >>>>>>> <[email protected]> >>>>>>> wrote: >>>>>>> >>>>>>>> After purchasing QCast for my Windows machine I noticed that I was >>>>>>>> also >>>>>>>> entitled to install it on my Mac for no extra fee. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> My initial observations of QCast on the Mac side is very positive. >>>>>>>> It >>>>>>>> is >>>>>>>> designed for use with Voiceover for visually impaired people. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I was able to import my feed OPML from my dropbox with no issue >>>>>>>> and >>>>>>>> all >>>>>>>> my >>>>>>>> normal podcast subscriptions were instantly available in QCast. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> So far I have only played Podcasts on the Mac side but if it >>>>>>>> follows >>>>>>>> the >>>>>>>> Windows implementation, as it appears to so far, you will be able >>>>>>>> to >>>>>>>> download podcasts into a QCast folder in your documents directory. >>>>>>>> I >>>>>>>> will >>>>>>>> try to check this later. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> QCast offers nothing that is not already available in iTunes but >>>>>>>> does >>>>>>>> so >>>>>>>> with a massively simpler and easier interface. It is certainly more >>>>>>>> straightforward to play a podcast than in iTunes. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> If your main way of listening to Podcasts is on an iOS device you >>>>>>>> may >>>>>>>> be >>>>>>>> better off sticking with Downcast though where you can organise >>>>>>>> everything >>>>>>>> on your device. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Having said that QCast will definitely become my standard way of >>>>>>>> playing >>>>>>>> Podcasts on the Mac. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> QCast cost me $10 payable by PayPal and the user key and activation >>>>>>>> details >>>>>>>> came immediately. >>>>>>>> For that I received the right for a standard installation on >>>>>>>> Windows >>>>>>>> and >>>>>>>> Mac >>>>>>>> side and portable installations on Windows and Mac side. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> It can be run as a demo with a restriction of only one podcast >>>>>>>> feed. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I was happy enough to also purchase QFeed which is an RSS Reader >>>>>>>> from >>>>>>>> the >>>>>>>> same programmer. So far I have only installed this on Windows and >>>>>>>> it >>>>>>>> appears >>>>>>>> to work well. Again for the $10 fee you get rights to also install >>>>>>>> on >>>>>>>> a >>>>>>>> Mac >>>>>>>> and for portable installations on both Windows and Mac. 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