Hello all, Please forgive the length of this message.
In researching the issue of whether to purchase an apple mac or not, I've come across a few people who have expressed criticism if not concern about the mac computers themselves. I own the iphone, and have enjoyed it tremendously. I've been able to do things with the phone I was never able to do with other phones. The only problem I still have is putting in extensions and account numbers once the number is connected. But having said this, I seriously doubt whether I will ever buy another phone, where I don't have accessibility built in. There is an applestoe here in Chicago, and when I've had any problem of any kind, the sales staff has been very easy to deal with. Even when I call on the telephone, I find a very friendly staff. I have my own personal sales representative since I have mac book pro on the drawing board. What I enjoy most of all, is that I can go to an appelstore, and with the exception of a couple of products, there is accessibility right out of the box, with no extra costs or smas to worry about. I'm seeking opinions from those of you who use these computers with voice over. The biggest criticism I've heard that if you're conducting a business or doing a serious project, the mac is not for the blind user. This apparently has to do with the fact that the office aps are not accessible with vo, and iwork9 acts strangely sometimes. Basically, one person, who doesn't use the mac, but is familiar with the product line, told me that the operating system was those who wanted to "play." Can those you have used the macbooks or other appel operating systems address these issues. Thanks. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MacVisionaries" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/macvisionaries?hl=en.
