RE: Query about Safari

Dear Sarah, Many thanks for your reply. Regards, Roger. --- Mac Access At Mac Access Dot Net --- To reply to this post, please address your message to mac-access@mac-access.net You can find an archive of all messages postedto the Mac-Access forum at either the list's own dedicated web

RE: Query about Safari

Dear Esther, Many thanks for your helpful reply. Kind regards, Roger. --- Mac Access At Mac Access Dot Net --- To reply to this post, please address your message to mac-access@mac-access.net You can find an archive of all messages postedto the Mac-Access forum at either the list's own

Duxberry Braille Translator For Mac

Hello everybody I just thought I'd mention this for the benefit of any Braille producers who, like us, might be interested to finally see an accessible and hassle-free Braille translator for Mac which also includes the very latest Braille mathematical and language tables, (including Unified

Re: Duxberry Braille Translator For Mac

Hi I certainly would be interested in further development for Braille production. Many thanks for the potentially good news. Christo On 22 Apr 2012, at 13:21, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote: Hello everybody I just thought I'd mention this for the benefit of any Braille producers who,

Re: Duxburry Braille Translator For Mac

Hello Christo Thank you for your response. We are currently in communication with a member of the Duxbury Systems development team on a fairly frequent, although not regular basis. I have noted your interest and will advise when I get more information. You will, I'm sure, appreciate that there

Re: Duxburry Braille Translator For Mac

Nice. if there are usb connected embossers maybe support for them as well would be nice. Im out of touch with this technology as I still use the good old perkins. Take care all. On Apr 22, 2012, at 8:41 AM, John Panarese wrote: I had no idea they had gotten so far. I was told a few years

Re: Duxberry Braille Translator For Mac

Hi, yes this could be interesting to here about, you never know when you might need an embosser in the future. Ian. --- Mac Access At Mac Access Dot Net --- To reply to this post, please address your message to mac-access@mac-access.net You can find an archive of all messages postedto the

Re: Duxberry Braille Translator For Mac

As the owl in the narnia chronicles said, too true. too true. and if such usb connected embossers exist, may they be supported. Take care all and keep us posted if at all possible. On Apr 22, 2012, at 9:06 AM, Ian McNamara wrote: Hi, yes this could be interesting to here about, you never

Re: accessing power point presentation on the mac

Well as to exporting it says this Create a QuickTime movie that can be viewed on Macs and Windows computers. that's not what i want. I want to export this thing to other then pptx. and this is in keynote. Help? On Apr 21, 2012, at 11:57 AM, Esther wrote: Hi Bryan, You wrote: Haven't

Re: accessing power point presentation on the mac

Hi Sarah, Exporting to QuickTime is only one of the exporting options under Pages. After you select Export… under Keynote's File menu, interact. You'll hear VoiceOver say Keynote toolbar item palette. The six options you can choose are Quicktime, PPT, PDF, Images, HTML, and iPod. I just

open office and VO?

Hello, I've read on some forums for blind people that it's possible to use VO with open office. I've try but it does not work to follow the cursor or to select text. Do you have beter experiences? If yes, which version of open office are you using with Lion? Thanks! Murielle --- Mac Access At

acrobat reader?

Hello, i've seen in the menus of acrobat reader that it existes an accessibility module and some audio readings. I've downloaded and install the fonctionnality. I don't manage tu use them. Is it possible to read pdf document with acrobat reader? Can we feel e-forms with adobe reader and vo? If

RE: open office and VO?

I am afraid that it appears that Accessibility with Open Office was somehow broken with Lion. I have seen this discussed on other Forums and nobody has been able to make Open Office Accessible under Lion in the same way it apparently was with snow Leopard. For example when I used Open Office it

Re: accessing power point presentation on the mac

Huh? ? I opened the pptx in keynote. and all I saw was quick time. I'm confused. On Apr 22, 2012, at 2:22 PM, Esther wrote: Hi Sarah, Exporting to QuickTime is only one of the exporting options under Pages. After you select Export… under Keynote's File menu, interact. You'll hear

Re: accessing power point presentation on the mac

Interesting. when I go to the tool bar I don't see file. I see play View menu button Guides menu button Themes menu button Masters menu button Text Box button Shapes menu button Table button Charts menu button Comment buttonShare button Mask dimmed button Alpha dimmed buttonGroup dimmed

Re: open office and VO?

Hello David, Thanks! Oh it's a shame. Under SL I had use OO and it was working: more or less... I hope that the next Lion's update will correct that point and some other... Bye. Murielle Le 22 avr. 2012 à 23:31, David Griffith a écrit : I am afraid that it appears that Accessibility with

Re: accessing power point presentation on the mac

Hi Sarah, Yes, this is non-standard. There are two ways you can get to the Export options: through File Export or through Share Export with both File and Share as menu on the Keynote menu bar. What happens is that focus seems to be on a toolbar button when you bring up the Export options,

Re: accessing power point presentation on the mac

Is it just me or does sometimes the focus dispappear and you have to cmd tab away from and back to keynote in order to even see the tool bar? otherwise you get font and the stuff that was n the layout area. lol! Yeah I got it to work aalthugh the pdf version looks awful it is easy to read. lol.

Re: accessing power point presentation on the mac

I think what happens is that when your system is loaded and you're used to navigating in VoiceOver fairly fast, you focus lags the actual commands you're giving. I had to Command-tab away from Keynote and come back to check these settings. Alternatively, if I can interact, or navigate with