be a much better way to handle this
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I thought some of you would like to be aware of this survey, while others of
you who are eligible might want to take it.
If you would like more information/updates, you can see contact details on the
main page, before the survey begins.
Here's the information I saw at the end, and it did take m
Tim, I really agree with you about Radium. I also have a Mac, and I enjoy the
fact that I have my favorites on my Mac, iPad, and my iPhone. Radium is a great
app, and they really do pay attention to accessibility related feedback.
Mary
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> On May 7, 2014, at 2:26 PM, Tim Emmo
Do you perhaps have keyboard commander enabled? It's in the voiceover utility.
And by default I believe it uses the right option key. Mike that mess up the VO
keys on the right side?
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er unchecked and both option keys selected,
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I just upgraded my Mac to Yosemite. And I have discovered a difference between
Yosemite and Mavericks which is annoying, to say the least.
I have a Mac Mini. I have a pair of speakers which are attached to that mini.
Sometimes, I like to use the mini internal speaker.
want the cyrillic one for
performing searches on Russian language websites, and thus it would be nice to
be able to not have to switch keyboards the long way. Any help here?
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Thanks, Anne. That did the trick. I must say, I am awfully glad for the
verbosity rotor and its ability to let me quickly turn typing echo on and off.
It has been a long, long time since I had to use the native Russian keyboard.
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out there that I can’t get in
the U.S. store but probably exists in the Russian one. Any help or hints?
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Well, I’m not going to be able to give a mailing address in Russia. So if
that’s what’s needed, I’m definitely out of luck.
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David,
I really hope you can get something going with Apple vis with all of your
podcasts. They are very well known and are easily accessible. It would be
wonderful. And your service would be extended to many more in the community
then are currently able to get it through send space. Best of luc
The problem with the iPod touch is that it is old. It's technology is two
generations behind in terms of the processor. That is something that is hard to
overcome, and my guess is that the next time Apple comes out with an upgrade to
its OS, the iPod touch fifth-generation won't be coming along.
I have one of the original Apple TVs with voiceover. I have a problem. It is
connected via HDMI to our large TV. It works fine through the TV speakers.when
we switch to the digital optical out on the TV where a sound bar is connected,
voiceover becomes very choppy, to the point where it is reall
Hi Phil,
I am not the original person who posted this question. But it seems to me, that
if you have found a system that helps somebody make sense of the Mac keyboard
commands and how they are structured, it would be way, way more helpful if you
would simply explain the system, which might help
Jude,
I'm not sure what you mean when you say the battery life on the 5S is not good.
I have a 5S, and my battery last me all day with pretty heavy use. Also, I have
a for S, and the speed of the 5S is noticeably better than that of the 4s. So,
I don't agree with you about them being no better t
in coming. But thanks,
Amazon, for finally doing the right thing.
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No, you can't access the kindle store from the app. Apple does not allow that.
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You go to the amazon website and search in the Kindle store for whatever
book(s) you want just like you'd do other amazon searches in whatever other
departments. You have an amazon account, right?
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It doesn't work because your two finger swipe is being interpreted by the app
as a sinble finger double tap.
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To delete a book, just put focus on it with VO and then flick down like you
would to delete a mail message and double tap.
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3 finger flick left or right is working reliably in the Kindle app on my 4S,
just as it does in iBooks.
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When the next iteration of osX comes out, we will have iBooks on the Mac. But
for now, it is iDevices only.
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at if some
stuff isn't made more efficiently usable or accessible at all with the Mac in
the next several months.
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hissing war between Adobe and Apple results in the sub-par accessibility we
have for pdf files on the Mac. Hoping for better things in t
he coming os upgrade.
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ieces, but would probably
work well for many folks. Does this app you're talking about offer any sort of
means of automating corrections like you can do with k1000 on the Windows side?
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Dane, If your friend is willing to jump through hoops and strip off the drm,
then she/he could use an epub reader to read Kindle stuff on the Mac. But there
is no accessible way to read these on the Mac, as the Kindle app does not give
us access to the text at all.
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ws side to even see the flash drive
part of the set up. I'd be happy if the OSX side got 500GB of the mechanical
drive and the 128gb of the flash storage, and leave the other 500gb for the
bootcamp partition. Is that possible?
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Voice dream is a really good app. If Ivona ever makes their voices available to
IOS, my major reason for using an android device, i.e. reading books from
bookshare and Nook, will be gone.
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Hi all,
Does anyone have experience with this sheet feed scanner? It has proprietary
software that runs on the Mac as well as coming with a version of fine reader.
You have to be able to use the proprietary software, so I'm wondering about
accessibility.
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Wonderful. I will definitely try this new Nook app on my iPad. Hope I don't
need ios6 for it, because mine is an original iPad that can't go there.
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down, and VO will read
continuously until you stop it. When you next come back to that book, it should
open on the page where you stopped reading.
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No, Kindle for the Mac is totally inaccessible when it comes to actually
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Thanks, Janet, but I thought all the airs had flash only for storage, no hard
drive. Good luck with getting it up and running as you want.
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where it mentions infographics. Makes me wonder
if all the text is in infographics which, naturally, are not seen by VO.
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quot; button which I thought held promise just seemed to
open to a list of other offerings from Nat Geo, or at least related programs. I
didn't investigate since it was definitely not a menu of additional choices
applicable to the atlas app.
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Well, I'm sorry I missed the older version. This is one of the most frustrating
things about relying on mainsteram tech for access. I love the zite app, for
instance, but now on the iPhone, it is totally worthless, useless, and I have
not found aother app that does what it does.
Mary
David,
Nope, you can't lock the screen and have iBooks continuously read. But you can
lock the orientation on your iPod so picking it up and moving it won't change
anything and your book will still play.
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iBooks definitely will read unprotected epubs, both those that started life
that way and those from other sources than Apple which have had their drm
stripped via the Caliber app. I'm reading an epub on my iPad just now that
originated from a source other than the iBook store.
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at in iBooks.
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es anybody have a solution for this?
What am I overlooking?
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Documents could be different, since I tend
to use the IPad for that purpose. So maybe ICloud is a bad idea for me. It
seems convenient, but it seems Apple assumes everybody wants to propagate
everything across all their IOS devices.
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Paul,
You can't read a drm epub book on your Imac as far as I am aware, and that's
what IBooks are.
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sting. Makes me think
I haven't seen the full explanation of what Siri can do.
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Thanks so much, Esther. This is the perfect time of hear to find this kind of
app, and I'm sure I'd have missed it if you hadn't pointed it out.
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Hi Dane,
Seems to me that the way to elect the default can be found in the settings,
mail, accounts area. My Ipad's not at hand right here, but I beliefe that's
where I found it.
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Hi Ian,
Where did you find this app? I checked the Mac app store and found nothing with
that title. Is this an IOS or a Mac app?
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go look at a link with no explanation. Thanks.
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No, Kindle books are not accessible on the Mac. There might be a way to jump
through a bunch of hoops and lose the drm and thus be able to access them. but
if you're talking about normal regular access that sighted people take for
granted, no. Can't do it.
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processes which have been
documented elsewhere and are not something the average person would mess with
imho. The messier the work around the less the experience resembles the "it
just works" slogan.
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There is a program called braille blaster. You can Google it. But it doesn't
include drivers, so my guess is, it's not going to work well. Good luck.
Mary
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Louis is the heart of the braille blaster program. Good luck with it. I still
think you're going to need an actual driver to communicate between the Mac OS
and your blazer.
Mary
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> Actually, I am thinking of downl
I'm looking for an accessible Russian-English dictionary. Does anybody know of
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> want per sey, but how about going to
>>
>> http://www.wordreference.com
>>
>> You don't need to register for an account, unless you want to post to the
>> forums.
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>> Chris.
>>
>> - Original Message - From: "Mary O
ipt that is not based on Latin lettering. I think it
> is called Serilic. I am not sure if this will be accessible to Voice Over. If
> it is the same as is used in Hebrew, then probably not.
>
> Best
> James
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assistance.
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Hi Zach,
Copying is all I want to do, but when I posed this question on a different
list, I got answers that I couldn't do this, and somebody suggested the thumb
drive alternative. Thanks for the help.
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> web site. I have not found a software solution, as Babylon was only for
> Windows when it was accessibly doable.
>
> Ben
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>> I'm looking for an accessible Russian-English dictionary. Does anybody know
&
p is accessible, the point of that
process has sort of gone away, at least for me.
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I also have no vision, but I'm glad I have an iPad, and am planning to get a
mini. I use my i-devices for so much, that I would not want to depend on just
the one phone. There's audible, Kindle iBooks. And those are just the reading
things. There is Twitter, email, and some wordprocessing. In f
Hi Brenda,
So, you don't have an Apple Store or a Mac store near you? How about a Best
Buy? Staples? Even Walmart? Lots of stores are carrying iPads these days. And
all you have to do is get someone to turn voice over on for you when you're in
the store.
Mary
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Someone on a different list that I am on pointed out that the iPad mini has the
same issue with the volume for VO. So perhaps it has to do with the new a seven
chip. I'm sure they've got lots of reports on it, and I trust it will get fixed.
Mary
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According to the support for radium on the Mac, if you want to play sirius XM
you must have Mavericks. I got that response from them when I wrote them
because I was no longer able to play sirius and XM. I am still on Mountain lion.
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On Nov 24, 2013, at 4:38 PM, Orin wr
Unfortunately, that 3600 scanner is worthless for us vo users. I tried it when
I had snow leopard. The only thing you got access to was there button manager
thing, and it was VO not friendly. So the short version is, forget it. That is,
unless they have come up with something new and better tha
YY is currently on sale at the Mac App
> Store for half price ($49.99) for Thanksgiving. I know Prizmo 2 is much
> better than Prizmo 1, but you seem to be a serious scanner, so I thought I
> would mention the ABBYY option while it's still active this weekend.
>
> Cheers,
>
1,
>> which I didn't like), but I think that Anne and some others prefer ABBYY
>> FineReader Express over Prizmo 2. ABBYY is currently on sale at the Mac App
>> Store for half price ($49.99) for Thanksgiving. I know Prizmo 2 is much
>> better than Prizmo 1, but you s
Hi Eileen,
Did this tech guy at the Plustek headquarters indicate that there are supposed
to be drivers for Mac and the 3800? That would be interesting. Last I looked,
there weren't any such on the Plustek website. I wish they would do
full-fledged drivers that would support third-party programs
Hi Phil,
Aside from the different layout that you get on the iPad with some apps, which
some folks like and others don't, there are advantages to having more than one
device. It's sort of depends on how much you use your phone every day. I know
that I could not do everything on my phone that I d
Glenn, the new iPad has the exact same processor as the newest iPhone. Same for
the new mini. So how can you say it's processor is any worse? Plus it gets
excellent battery life, better than the iPhone. Yes it is larger. But
especially for the mini, it's not that big a deal. If you use your devi
to know if the version of FR
pro from the Abbyy store, which works under Lion, also works with this driver.
But I don't guess there are too many on this list who have that particular
combo. I wonder why they just came out with this beta driver which supports an
os that is now 2 versions behind.
> further), and it simply doesn't work with Vuescan, at least on the mac. I've
> also been in email discussions with Plustek tech support as well as the
> creator of Vuescan, who has been trying to get it to work; both have been
> unsuccessful.
>
> HTH. Cheers,
>
No, Kindle on Mac is not accessible. If you can get rid of the DRM using the
caliber app, then you can read it on the Mac. But the caliber is not
accessible. Good luck.
Mary
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>
> Just downloaded the Kindle App for iP
The other thing FR pro has going for it as compared with Docuscan is that it
can do a bunch of languages other than English.
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Regarding the hover cam, are there drivers on Mack OS for that? Or did you have
to download them somewhere? I have access to a hover cam, but have not tried it
on a Mac.
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>
> Do you know whether it's possible to do
Hi Eileen,
If you are using lion, you want the version of fine reader from ABByy.
Otherwise, I see no reason to buy from one source or the other.
Mary
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>
> Is there any advantage of purchasing ABBYY FineR
one is notably improved.
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Yes, the IPad has notably better sound if you're talking about using its built
in speaker. It also has longer battery life, at least mine does.
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ck an IPad into your pocket. I
bought mine when the price dropped after they came out with the IPad 2. I'm not
at all sure I could justify paying full price for it; I definitely wouldn't
have a 64gb model with 3g if I'd had to pay full retail.
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that possible. I've lately
started using skype and zello on the IPad as well, but you could certainly use
an IPod for those.
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The point of my statement re the dock wasn't that you couldn't use it with an
IPad if you want, must by purchasing an extender cable or buying an airplay
speaker etc. The point was economy, and the fact that the IPod plus dock is
cheaper than the IPad.
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if nothing else, you can always synch up
to your mac or pc via ITunes, assuming you had your other Idevice backed up
there and ITunes knows about your purchases and synch them up that way for the
first time.
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. This happens when you have
an iphone app that doesn't have a separate IPad implementation. Hitting the
full screen button will spread things out and give you a much nicer, read
bigger more widely spaced, keyboard.
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7;ve heard that sighted people can, but
we can't.
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oice you just
selected on the left. This is actually kind of nice once you get use to it, as
it means less backing out of layered screens as with the IPhone or IPod touch.
But it definitely takes a little bit of getting use to.
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William, Can't answer your specific question re that daisy app, as I never used
it. But a lot of apps you can just hit the button near the lower right corner
of your IPad to make them bigger and use more of your screen.
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e the screen is larger. And I have
noticed that every once in a while, when in Ibooks, the reading will stop and
I'll get tossed up to the top of the screen and the library button gets focus.
But that happens on the IPod too, not just the IPad.
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Well, I've had the I-device lying on a surface that i'm not directly next to
and had it stop reading, but I certainly haven't detected any sort of pattern.
I sort of thought maybe it had to do with memory usage, but can't prove it. It
doesn't happen often enough to be a
I have found dictation accuracy to be excellent, not perfect. But neither is my
typing.
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t and prices on the original had dropped a lot.
But even at that, I'd have expected to get another year out of my original IPad
before being tossed off the upgrade bus completely.
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is app supplies. I get the convenience factor
of not having to have two pieces of gear if you use this app. Just wondering
about the efficiency hit. Also, I have an iPad 1, so if you're on the newer
model, perhaps there is less lag between touching letters and vo announcement?
Ma
There will be a thumb drive version of Lion, but it will run you 70 bucks.
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I have been wondering about this quit app feature and what happens if you've
had to force quit an app because it was misbehaving in some way. Next time you
open that app, you sure don't want it reverting to the state it was in just
prior to your having to force quit it.
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ed to sl and airplay.
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tions, but tne only B&N ebook downloading I'm familiar
with is via the "nook store, onto a Nook e-reader or, I presume the
inaccessible Nook application. So I'm not clear how you'd actually put a
digital edition purchased from this source into the reader on the Mac.
, since you're
just downloading a book and then opening it with the digital additions player.
I wonder if the overdrive ebook reader for IPad works with VO. But I guess that
is a different thread.
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