I experience the same problem. Despite Anne's very helpful advice I am still
not able to relocate the cursor either page up or down with the commands
suggested.
Christo
On 30 Jan 2012, at 07:13, Daniela Rubio wrote:
Hello all:
last week there were some messages about moving text with VO in
Greetings,
I will soon acquire an iPhone 4S and had a couple of questions about GPS
solutions.
1. Although I know of Sendero Look-Around, I am wondering if there is an app
that works with something like Google Maps. It would really be even better if
one could get turn-by-turn instructions.
Mike,
Personally I think that Navigon s the best. First, it does have the ability to
work in Europe, and the U.S. Second, it's reasonably priced anywhere from $30
U.S at the low end, and $50 U.S at the high end. It doesn't use goggle maps,
but it does use the navteq mapping solution. As far
This is helpful indeed, Justin!
In terms of the maps, do you download entire regions prior to using the
software, or are the maps downloaded from the cloud as you travel through a
given area?
Thank you very much,
Mike
On 30,Jan,2012, at 12:36 PM, Justin Mann wrote:
Mike,
Personally I
I forgot to ask one other question, Justin: Is there an accessible app for the
iPhone or iPad that would allow one to use Google Maps?
Thanks again,
Mike
On 30,Jan,2012, at 12:36 PM, Justin Mann wrote:
Mike,
Personally I think that Navigon s the best. First, it does have the ability
to
The maps app is built into all iOS devices as far as I know.
On 30/01/2012 13:49, Michael Busboom wrote:
I forgot to ask one other question, Justin: Is there an accessible app for the
iPhone or iPad that would allow one to use Google Maps?
Thanks again,
Mike
On 30,Jan,2012, at 12:36 PM,
Greetings Mike,
Motionx GPS Drive uses GoogleMaps, and has a setting where they can be cached
on the IOS device. This would minimize data usage, and since you can always go
to the cloud to retrieve current maps, they should in theory be always more
current. IMHO, from a VoiceOver perspective
Wonderfully instructive and helpful, Geoff, thanks!
I think I will have to get a 4S with 64GB if I start downloading maps onto my
phone.
I will contact you either by phone or off-list with some more questions.
Thanks again,
Mike
On 30,Jan,2012, at 4:39 PM, Geoff Waaler wrote:
Greetings
Hi.
Normally I have contacted apple accessibility team at the following address:
accessibil...@apple.com.
Today I got this message:
The email you sent to Apple Inc. could not be processed.
This email address will not accept emails wherein the apple.com
http://apple.com/ email address is found
Oh ok. I found a monitor for 20 bucks which I am waiting to be shipped. There
is a device thatt will trick the mac mioni into thinking there is one, but
don't know what is called
Matthew
On Jan 29, 2012, at 7:55 PM, Steve Holmes wrote:
That's interesting. I asked several people in the
Hi Mike,
I agree with Geoff's comments and recommendations but there is one importatn
correction: MotionX GPS Drive is only available in the US There is another app
that they make, called MotionX GPS, that is available internationally and that
is often confused with the first product, but
Hello Daniela,
For the Page Up and Page Down VO commands to work, you have to be interacting
with the text area. I'm talking about the VO commands, not the normal OS
commands. Also, in VoiceOver Utility, Navigation category, you must have the
check box Allow cursor wrapping unchecked.
Cheers,
Thank you so much Ane!
I had the cursor wrapping on, so that was the main problem. And if I can help
somehow, please don't gecitate in contacting me as well!
Cheers
SALUDOS, DANIELA R.T.
MACNETICOS, APPLE Y ACCESIBILIDAD A TU ALCANCE.
EN TWITTER: @macneticos
NUESTRO BLOG EN:
I wondered the same thing. I might actually try that this evening and
see what happens. That plug reminds me more of an USB connecter
however. Still anything's worth a try. I just don't wanna have to
shell out more bucs just fake out the Mini. I really think Apple
should fix this situation so
If you meen the vga cable that comes with it, yes it does not work aloan.
Thanks though. Once my monitor orives it will be fine.
Matthew
On Jan 30, 2012, at 2:50 PM, Diane Bomar wrote:
For those having this problem, have you tried connecting the small monitor
cable that comes with the
HI. am thinking of purchasing a new mac mini. I have a few questions though.
if u would prefer to answer offlist my email address is at the bottom of this
email.
ok. here goes.
1. can i use a standard usb keyboard with the mini? or can i use the apple
keyboard i have for my
If i use the
For me, that cable didn't work. I had thought it might, but,
unfortunately, I believe that is for a flat screen monitor.
As for Maria's questions;
1. can i use a standard usb keyboard with the mini? or can i use the apple
keyboard i have for my
If i use the apple keyboard how
HI.
thanks for the comprehensive answers. that's super. there is a little flat
screen i'm hoping to use with it. it's not very big and fairly portable. One
more question. besides this list, are there websites and such where i can find
tutorials for mac and voiceover ? I am a totally
oh, one more thing, the guy was talking about selling me a copy of office for
the mac. is this accessible with voiceover ?
thanks.
Maria and my guide Karly email bubbygirl1...@gmail.com
Sent from my iPhone
On 31/01/2012, at 2:17 PM, John Panarese jpanar...@mac-access.net wrote:
For
Hi NMaria,
Vision Australia has podcasts on the Mac, as does Blind Cool Tech.
Additionally, you are welcome to check out my site,
http://www.macfortheblind.com
and help yourself to everything I have up there.
Office for the Mac is, unfortunately, not accessible to VoiceOver. The
HI. thank you for the websites and all that good stuff. so i works is
accessible?
ta.
Maria and my guide Karly email bubbygirl1...@gmail.com
Sent from my iPhone
On 31/01/2012, at 2:38 PM, John Panarese jpanar...@mac-access.net wrote:
Hi NMaria,
Vision Australia has podcasts on
Another way of moving from an email that you are on in the message table to
read it is pressing VO J (control options J). Then you can use your
navigation keys to read the email. Then press VO J to go back to the message
table. Another hint is to go to the top of all of the emails is pressing
Go to the File menu and you'll find an option called Export. You'll find the
Word option in this dialogue. Be aware though that if you're document is
complex, not everything will be successfully converted. You could also convert
to RTF, and I doubt that people would notice. RTF is native to the
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