Hi James and list ,
I know this topic was discussed , last month , Ive just read your message
about installing applications .
I followed your instructions , when i open the dmg file in downloads with
command o, i see the application file , plus the shortcut to applications
folder.
I copy the
Using Mail on my MacBook Air, I'm suddenly encountering two problems:
1) I can no longer jump use the Tab key to jump between the mailboxes and
the messages table. Now, Tab just does nothing. There is a workaround,
using VO-J, but Tab is more convenient. I've checked all the setting I can
find
Out of curiosity, does the tab key work in other applications?
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On Mar 28, 2013, at 5:29 AM, fred smith snuc...@gmail.com wrote:
Using Mail on my MacBook Air, I'm suddenly encountering two problems:
1) I can no longer jump use the Tab key to jump between the mailboxes and
What app are you installing?
Is it compatible with Mountain Lion? Some older apps are not.
David Griffith
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Also, if it is a PKG extension, you cannot copy the app to the apps folder. You
must open the file and let it do it's thing. This only happens about two or 3%
of the time though.
On Mar 28, 2013, at 5:05, David Griffith d.griff...@btinternet.com wrote:
What app are you installing?
Is it
are there any other parameters that can control the speaking voice when adding
text as a spoken track to iTunes?
I know about the [[rate nnn]] parameter.
I'm thinking specifically of the pitch and intonation parameters.
I suppose I should take my own oft spoken advice and do a little
Actually I don't use that any more. I use the say command as it's a lot more
flexible so do this.
1. Create a file using a text editor and save it on your desk top as a txt file.
2. open up a terminal prompt.
3. type say followed by -f tenth path to the file. it helps if you can copy and
The document that Esther pointed to in a previous message in this
thread from apple that describes the speech generation process,
contains the whole list of codes you can use during your speech
generation process. Feel free to take a look at that document, and
if you still have questions,
Did you try backing up you're music?
On 3/27/13, Rudolph, Douglas douglas.rudo...@usask.ca wrote:
okay, this is problem very simple but here we go.i have downloaded some
music offline, and want to import to iTunes. this is normally very simple,
but it seems there are songs in iTunes that
yes that should do it.
On 3/27/13, Dónal Fitzpatrick dfitz...@computing.dcu.ie wrote:
Evening all,
well I decided to finally sync an iPad I've not used in months. I went
through everything (books, apps, music etc) and ticked the ones I want and
removed those I didn't.
All sounds rather
That's very interesting Sarah. What about the parameters though, like
intonation and pitch. does this use the current pitch, and intonation
settings?
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From: Sarah k Alawami marri...@gmail.com
To: Mac OSX iOS Accessibility mac-access@mac-access.net
Sent: Thursday,
You can change those but I use a different voice then what's on my computer.
and it sounds pretty good. You can use the man command to bring up a manual of
everything the say command can do.
Good luck.
On Mar 28, 2013, at 1:03 PM, Phil Halton philh...@comcast.net wrote:
That's very
Hello Fred,
If your Tab key action has changed, you may have pressed Control-F7. This
switches your Tab key action between moving keyboard focus between Text boxes
and lists only and All controls. Check whether pressing Control-F7 restores
your Tab key to the focus behavior that you expect.
and I think it's limited. You cannot for example do a 40 page txt file spoken
to iTunes. lol! with the say command it does not even bad an eye. It might
take a hwioe to voice the file but it works for what i need it to do.
Take care.
On Mar 28, 2013, at 1:04 PM, Phil Halton
Hi Phil,
Well you can find the original post by using the mail archive search and typing
in:
from:Esther add spoken track
But I'll paste in the information again from my reply to your question about
adding spoken tracks to iTunes, starting from the developer documentation
link, and giving an
I am completely incapable of understanding all this stuff. Can someone
simply tell me if there is a pitch or an intonation parameter similar to the
rate parameter?
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From: Esther mori...@mac-access.net
To: Mac OSX iOS Accessibility mac-access@mac-access.net
Sent:
The exact details depend on the application, but Tab can be very handy. For
example, it can step you through a dialogue, such as the save dialogue when
working in Pages. On a web page, it will take you through the various form
controls. And -- until now -- in Mail it will jump between the
Well thanks, :-) I was just asking in reference to your machine. But it's okay,
:-) I guess my question wasn't exactly phrased clearly. If you have all the
Mail backed up, why not rebuild the database to see if it works?
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On Mar 28, 2013, at 8:11 PM, fred smith
Thanks -- I'll try that later and let you know how it tuns out.
On Fri, Mar 29, 2013 at 1:28 PM, Josh Gregory joshkar...@gmail.com wrote:
Well thanks, :-) I was just asking in reference to your machine. But it's
okay, :-) I guess my question wasn't exactly phrased clearly. If you have
all
Very good let me know, I Would be interested to know how it comes out
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On Mar 28, 2013, at 9:58 PM, fred smith snuc...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks -- I'll try that later and let you know how it tuns out.
On Fri, Mar 29, 2013 at 1:28 PM, Josh Gregory joshkar...@gmail.com
Hi Phil,
Yes, there is a 4-letter embedded speech command for setting baseline pitch,
pbas, and there is 4-letter embedded speech command for modulating pitch,
pmod. You'll have to read through the guide for details of how each command
works, and to get an overview of the basic principles of
wo! is all that in the say command? If so I missed it and will have to go back
as I convert all of my stuff via the say command and text files.
Take care.
On Mar 28, 2013, at 8:04 PM, Esther mori...@mac-access.net wrote:
Hi Phil,
Yes, there is a 4-letter embedded speech command for
With all respect, wouldn't it just be easier to convert it in iTunes? I don't
think the common user, myself included, is going to go through all the steps
when it can just be converted in iTunes.
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On Mar 29, 2013, at 12:05 AM, Sarah k Alawami marri...@gmail.com wrote:
wo!
Hi Sarah, Josh, and Others,
The say command used in Terminal has switches for options like rate that can
get applied to the file or string as a whole, and also has a switch that lets
you select a voice for the argument to the say command as a whole. Embedded
speech commands are meant to let
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