Same here. Even in Skype 2.X, I could do that. The only thing that mind
render this is, sometimes that answer screen wasn't in the foreground. This
meant I had to command+tab over to the skype application. Then it worked.
If nothing else make sure you're in the Skype app, then vo+F2 F2, and in the
window chooser, make sure that window's got focus. Then try moving to the
answer button. I can't remember about 2.X, it's been a while since I used
it, but as long as you're actually focused in the Skype application, if you
then hit command+shift+H, it'll hang up.
Chris.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lisette Wesseling" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, June 25, 2012 11:16 PM
Subject: skype answer dialog, was Re: is a paid screenreader for the mac a
option?
Really??? When somebody calls me on skype, I can just vo right arrow to the
accept button and it's there. I'm runing the latest skype and Lion.
On 26/06/2012, at 3:14 PM, Eric Oyen wrote:
that key assignment was not set as default and in Skype 2.8 (which I use
on OS X 10.6) it doesn't even show as an assignment at all. I had to use a
mute Skype script. also, I have to set Skype to auto-answer as there
doesn't appear to be any way I can access the answer dialog (I know, I
have tried every method available here and no joy).
-eric
On Jun 25, 2012, at 6:07 PM, Matthew Campbell wrote:
Hi.
What's wrong with pressing command shift M to mute Skype?
On 2012-06-25, at 8:39 PM, Eric Oyen wrote:
applescript is as (if not more) powerful than the scripting interface
for jaws. since it is built-on to OS X, you can do a lot more with it
than you could in windows with jaws scripts. Apple scripts can be set up
as system services, application interfaces or even assigned to
shortcuts. I use one such to allow me to mute the mic in Skype. I am not
sure you can do this with jaws. anyway, that is my take on applescripts
and OS X. at least, OS X is designed with accessibility in mind (of
which windows is not).
-eric
On Jun 25, 2012, at 2:57 PM, Daniela Rubio wrote:
VoiceOver has grown very fast in the last 3 years. Wait until Next OS
is released, there are going to be nice surprises on accessibility. I
have being working with tables in pages lastly and there is always a
work around things. Why don't somebody, instead of creating a separated
screen reader, makes Apple scripts to solve some issues? I think that
VoiceOver y very powerful in combination with Applescript.
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El 25/06/2012, a las 20:26, Christopher-Mark Gilland escribió:
Whole heartedly! agree.
Chris.
----- Original Message -----
From: Ray Foret Jr
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, June 25, 2012 8:42 AM
Subject: Re: is a paid screenreader for the mac a option?
Couldn't be more wrong. Why you want to make the Mac more like clunky
crashy windows? It's not up to the screen reader to make things more
accessible with more and more scripts which you have to keep up with;
rather, that's up to the app developers. That's how it is in the Mac
world. FS make a Mac screen reader? Are you seriously kidding me?
No way it ain't gonna happen.
GWMicro neither. They already have enough on their plate worying
about windows type stuff.
Sincerely,
The Constantly Barefooted Ray!!!
Now a very proud and happy Mac user!!!
Skype name:
barefootedray
On Jun 25, 2012, at 7:08 AM, William Windels wrote:
Hello,
After working for more than 3 years with the mac , it's my personal
opinionthat more basic programs are accessible on windows then on the
mac platform.
I find it more stable to work on the mac because of the integration
of the screenreader voiceover with the osx.
The fact that the hardware is also adapted for us by the trackpad and
the function-keys with the spoken values.
And of course the flexible way we can install , manage the system
with voiceover support everywhere.
However, we can't e.g. configure dropbox with voiceover while this is
possible on windows, office programs like microsoft office and also
iWork's aren't fully accessible with lay-out tasks, in my opinion
there are several usability issues with the browsers on the mac,
some ellements of the os , like
Tables, on websites and on numbers and pages, are very difficult to
navigate e.g. you can't search for edit-fields on websites while they
are in a table and in pages, you can't work with tables on a
comfortable way.
the icon's on the status bar, can't be reached on a normal way with
voiceover...
My conclusion: a paid screenreader for the mac that makes program's
accessible with scripts (like screen readers on windows do), should
be very welcome I think.
With this kind of optional screenreader, blind users should be able
to use all the equivalents on the mac of their windows favorites.
Perhaps it should push apple to make their screenreader better on a
faster speed.
Why such screenreader doesn't exist yet?
I see 2 reasons for this:
1. Apple should not be happy with this and the screenreader of apple
should have more possibilities to integrate with the os then the
external screenreader.
2. Other communities don't see a reason to make a screenreader for
the mac while there is one built in.
If it should be the second reason, any people with accessibility
frustrations on the mac , should communicate this to other
companies like gw micro, freedom scientific, baum...
Any opinions about this meanings should be very welcome.
kind regards,
William Windels
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