Hi,
take a look at Notebooks 7, that app is very good to use with VoiceOver.
Maybe this is what you are looking for.
there is also a Notebooks app for mac OS and the content can be synced
between several systems, but unfortunatly the Mac OS app isn't
accessible yet. I spoke with the
Yes it does. That's probably the best thing about it in my opinion. It's really
useful. It says, for example, “Nearest intersection is Smith Street and Jones
Street, 20 metres at 1 o'clock.” Of course you can customise whether it uses
metric measurements or imperial; compass directions or clock
I actually really like the Notes app which is native to OS X. It allows for
multiple folders, good searching, seamless syncing between all your devices
etcetera. Really very simple and easy to use. Otherwise, I just use txt or rtf
files and save them in Dropbox.
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It's not a bug, but that's how it works now. You should only need to interact
twice though: first with the document layout area, second with the particular
page you want to work in. More clunky than it needs be, granted, but not all
that much hassle after all. Still, if I need to write
Seriously folks.
When you forward an email, mail (by default) includes all the
headers. This is so that if you're forwarding to an admin or
something, and your problem is something to do with the message path,
the admin will have all the info they need to track down the problem.
It only
With all due respect, this kind of answer (below) is not helpful to the person
who made the original query, or to anyone else for that matter.
If you don't know how to help that person, please don't increase their
frustration by telling them that what is irritating to them is just fine and
hi all
i noted with interest, that when i use blind square not many points of interest
are coming up, yet, when in rnib navigator loads are present.
why is this, does anyone know?
just curious.
Will
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Hi Laurie,
You're welcome. I thought Zack had provided Eric with an answer to his
question about not having to read forwarded headers earlier in this thread. It
turns out that you can toggle on or off the viewing of the detailed mail
information with Command-Shift-H, as Zack stated, but this
Actually in my case it does not. it just has a blank line where I can type my
stuff and then under that it begins begin forwarded message then the text of
the message. I'm not selecting any text before I begin either. It's actually
quite convinenetn and I want to know how I set this up, 4
actually now that you mension it I do have it set to none. Maybe tha'ts why? in
the viewing pain? Iv'e had it set like that for 4 years now. Maybe this is why
when I forward a message I don't get original message from blah blah blah. x
mime and all of that stuff.
Hmm. experiements are needed,
I normally start by hiding the formatting pain to make ti easier to edit. I do
my formatting last. You can do this with cmd option I. ¬
Good luck.
On May 20, 2014, at 4:50 AM, Nicholas Parsons mr.nicholas.pars...@gmail.com
wrote:
It's not a bug, but that's how it works now. You should only
I think it’s the old adage here, you gets what you pays for, you takes your
choice.
Personally speaking, if I want to use DAISY on the Mac, I use ReadHear. it was
updated quite recently with a lot of the quirky bugs ironed out. For instance
you can now return to your library without having
Hi - I just searched for read hear, and got to the sellers website, but
couldn't find a price for the software; can anybody advise me of how much it
is? -
Andy
On 20 May 2014, at 19:47, Gordon Smith gor...@mac-access.net wrote:
I think it’s the old adage here, you gets what you pays for, you
I found a daisy reader for the mac called Emerson.
I have it installed on here now, but don’t have any content to try it out with.
It’s open source, just google emerson daisy reader.
hth,
Caitlyn
ps-It was free.
On May 20, 2014, at 3:42 PM, David Griffith d.griff...@btinternet.com wrote:
If
Hi - I just searched for the Emerson DAISY reader, and find different version
for different machines. There is one for the Mac 32 bit, and 64 bit; I don't
know what my Mac book air is, where would I look to check if it is a 32 or 64
bit machine? -
Andy
On 20 May 2014, at 21:39, Caitlyn and
According to Google Apple provide a page on this.
I think all modern Macs are 64bit but you could read the following.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3696
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Thanks David, yes this is a core i5 -
Andy
On 20 May 2014, at 22:05, David Griffith d.griff...@btinternet.com wrote:
According to Google Apple provide a page on this.
I think all modern Macs are 64bit but you could read the following.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht3696
-Original
Hi Esther and others,
This worked! I changed the setting to default and now just have the usual
headings. I suspect that as a new Mac user in 2009 I probably changed the
setting myself when trying to get mail to show me something or do something for
me. I then transferred the setting each
Yeah that's cool, and I learned something new. I love to learn new things.
Tha'ts what I love about ossx. You are always learning something of vallue, or
relearning it.
On May 20, 2014, at 3:12 PM, Eric Caron eric_ca...@mac-access.net wrote:
Hi Esther and others,
This worked! I changed
Yes. GlindSquare gives you points of interest based on the distance you’ve set
in the search. The RNIB app is going to give you a radius distance that you
can’t change. If you set blindSquare to the top of this threshold they’ll be
very similar. I generally prefer the blind square method
Hello all, How do I add to and remove from the doc in Maverick. I have been
trying but can’t work out how to do it.
Thanks very much.
Ian McNamara
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