I've been reading through the Voice Over documentation and understand that
the Ctrl and Option keys are going to be used frequently. On a laptop
keyboard, are there 1 or 2 of these keys, one on each side. I'm also
wondering if that's the case with the command keys, 1 or 2? Will I have to
reach
This is the major drawback to VO for me; on a Macbook, there is only
one control key, on the left side. This means that, unless you've got
seven fingers or are strangely double-jointed, sometimes you have to
cross your hands at the wrists. This doesn't happen very frequently,
though,
hi all I can navigate easily on safari on the iPhone but if I am
going through by links how can i read text around a link?
Also, if a news story is say at heading level 1, how do I read the
actual story once possitioned on the heading?
WIll
hi if someone has offered you their i phone can one wipe it including
the registration and put it under the new users account details?
If so, how is this achieved?
Will
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Connect the phone to your computer. In itunes under the summery tab
click restore, that
will clear everything.
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including
the
Funny, my external Mac keyboard has only one control key on the left
side. I'm not sure what key sequences would require crossing your
wrists, but of course everyone is a little different in their approach
or physical abilities to press different key strokes. Of course you
can always
hi can one record the mike and line in on the mac at the same time?
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When you click the button labaled Add User a open dialog box will
appear I would expect you could pick any directory in there. I don't
know enough about SAMBA to answer your other question. I would
suggest looking at a take control book, or look at Samba
documentation. You should be
Source forge I think, but a quick search on google for simply burns
download will do the trick.
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whee can you get tis from?
On
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Ah, yeah well sure enough as I consumed some additional coffee and
checked again, mine does as well. :) I was temporarily confusing my
bluetooth keyboard. However, I've still found few cases where it was
difficult to execute any VO command where I'd have to cross my hands
etc.
On Aug
Hi all,
I don't speak Welsh-really wish I did-but I do have questions about working
in multiple languages. I do a lot of writing in Spanish, and some in
Italian. Is assistiveware the best option for getting speech in those
languages? Also, is there some way for the mac to recognize that you
I suppose it's not actually crossing your hands, but I dislike the Go to
Dock and desktop commands, because they require moving your right hand over
to the other side of the keyboard.
Donna
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can you do a podcast on navigon so ican hear it? at present i am a
wayfinder user and want to hear how it compares
On 10 Aug 2009, at 14:09, Chris Hofstader wrote:
Hi,
While I have had and enjoyed my iPhone for about a month and a half, I
hadn't, before yesterday, needed to switch
Dear Donna,
I don't think that mac recognises when you start writing in another
language automatically unless you have an appropriate language
installed and you switch to it via voiceover utility. Assistiveware
languages seem to be the best. There are some Spanish speakers on the
list and
, and am hoping that Snow Leopard will
have a work- around for this.
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Wow, I'm impressed! I can do the Vo-D with one hand, but only just barely.
I can't do the Vo-Shift-D one-handed at all.
Donna
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Sent: Monday, August 10, 2009 9:53
I just did VO shift D with one hand just to see if I could, but
it's ...inelegant. Not symmetric. Can't think of the right word.
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It may be easier for guys. I'm not able to use my little finger, and the
reach up to the D is too much for me.
Donna
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Hi all,
I recently downloaded twain-sane for my mac, and am using it with a
fujitsu scanner. Everything works, but it keeps scanning at 600 DPI,
which slows down the speed considerably. Whenever I try to use the
twain interface in image capture, and adjust the resolution sliders,
image capture
I'm not very familiar with Navagon but in general there are no
background tasks on the iPhone so when you receive a call whatever you
were doing gets put on hold. The has been a complaint when folks use
GPSes that show breadcrumb trails or calculate real time routes as they
stop working while
Hi Donna.
You can easily switch the language on the spell checker by doing the
following:
1: Press command shift period to bring up the spell checker
2: Navigate to the languages popup button, press on it and select the
language you want.
3: Close the spell checker by pressing command w.
Hi Les,
What may be applicable in Snow Leopard is that they will support
gestures on the trackpad in addition to or as an alternative to
certain keyboard combinations. For example, there's a zoom
magnification sequence that can be set up for low vision users either
as a keyboard
Thanks, Søren. On the U.S. English keyboard the shortcut is Command-
Colon, but I think you can find the menu option in general by going to
the Edit menu on the menu bar and finding the submenu for Spelling
and Grammar. I was in the middle of composing a reply to Donna about
general
Hey, I'm a guitarist, so I know about good finger twists. And this
ain't that. :)
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Hello all,
this may be more of a Windows question than a Mac question, so my
apologies in advance.
I am still moving back and forth between my PC and my Mac, and because
I have certain tasks that I need to do on my Windows machine, I will
probably need to do so for a while. On several
If the two machines are on the same network, why not use file sharing to
move your files. There was a thread about turning on SMB (Windows) file
sharing on the mac so then you can just mount your mac's drive on your
Windows box and save all your files to your mac.
CB
Donna Goodin wrote:
Um, because I've never set up file sharing before, and haven't a clue about
how to do it, even on a Windows machine. :)
Donna
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Just mayybe, the ideal solution for some would be the use of an
external hard drive.
I find that method handy.
At first I did not want to buy it.
But after doing so, I thought, once all this transfering is done, I
can use the outside drive with time machine.
On Aug 10, 2009, at 11:11 AM,
I do have an external hard drive, but occasionally, for various reasons, it
would be heasier to send things via email.
Donna
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Hi Donna,
You're using a MicroSoft only configuration for email that is not
internet standard. You should be able to go to the tools menu of MS
Outlook or Outlook Express and click Option, and then click the Mail
Format or Send tab. Under the Send tab is the message format list.
You
Well, if you decide you'd like to try this route just say so and more
detail can be provided.
CB
Donna Goodin wrote:
Um, because I've never set up file sharing before, and haven't a clue about
how to do it, even on a Windows machine. :)
Donna
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I have my PC and Mac talk to each other through a router; I set one
drive for sharing and use the other computer to pull from that drive
whatever I need and transfer it.
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Partition the external hard drive with a phat32 partition; both PC and
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That’s an interesting idea! Thanks, I’ll think about that. It has an advantage
over File sharing in that I still have the functionality at times when I’m not
on our network.
Thanks!
Donna
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EI don't do podcasts. I will write some blog entries on this stuff
soon (www.blindconfidential.blogspot.com).
Of those available to blinks, Wayfinder is the one I know the least
about as I only used it for a month or so about a year ago. Almost
all of the players in the AT biz are using
Hello there:
Strange. I must be the local contrarian (smile). Attempted to
duplicate the problem by having someone ... actually a few someones
call while performing a route in Navigon. I could not reproduce it.
At the end of the call I performed the 2 finger double tap and navigon
was
Did you go down? The right pane is split into an upper and lower portion
with a coverflow display in the top part. You want the bottom part which
has the table of bookmarks.
CB
rayna424 wrote:
How did you do that? It didn't work for me...what am I doing wrong?
hank smith wrote:
thanks
Hi all,
Is it possible to preview the voices on the Assistiveware webpage?
It looks like you should be able to, but I haven't been able to listen
to the voices. I've tried Vo-Space, Command-O Interacting, and Enter,
but none seem to work.
Thanks,
Donna
Hi Donna,
When you use other languages on the Mac with VoiceOver, there are
three components:
1. the voice -- you can get Spanish and Italian voices from
AssistiveWare or Cepstral
2. the input language keyboard -- you can switch to a Spanish or
Italian keyboard to make it easier to type
Hi Donna, I downloaded a package that let me have heather lora and
ryan. They sound much nicer on my mobile phone than they do on the
mac. The pronounciation is abominable. I didn't find them very
stable either, but there is something a miss with this machine and so
maybe that accounts
is nice. My thinking is
that when I'm travelling or working from another location, the laptop
keyboard will be fine, but that for my everyday usage, I will use the
external keyboared.
HTH,
Donna
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Hi,
Yesterday I sunnenly found myself trying to get a couple of
services/applications working on my Mac that require me to allow access to
ports and seemingly complex setup options. I first was trying to set up an
application called ootunes that enables you to stream your iTunes library
from
Let me try this again.
Hi,
Yesterday I found myself trying to get a couple of
services/applications working on my Mac that require me to allow access to
ports and seemingly complex setup options. I first was trying to set up an
application called Ootunes that enables you to stream your iTunes
Hi Donna,
Try out this page of voice samples from Assistiveware:
http://www.assistiveware.com/ivoxsamples.php?
There are links to all of the voices that you can try, grouped like
American English voices, Spanish voices, American Spanish
voices, etc.
You can also download a 30-day free
Hi Erik,
Yeah, I noticed that Heather and Laura both sounded kind of different
when I previewed them on the website. I still need Spanish and
Italian voices, though, so I think I'll buy those, which will get me
Heather as part of the package, so I'll go ahead and try her out on my
Mac.
Hello, you can download them as demo and install them before you buy
them.
Hope this helps. Best wishes, Simon
On 10 Aug 2009, at 21:01, Donna Goodin wrote:
Hi all,
Is it possible to preview the voices on the Assistiveware webpage?
It looks like you should be able to, but I haven't been
This isn't really a mac issue, its got more to do with the things that
connect your computers to the internet.
To confirm, your setup looks like:
modem
airport express
computers?
On 10/08/2009, Larry Wanger lsw...@gmail.com wrote:
Let me try this again.
Hi,
Yesterday I found myself trying
Larry,
I can't be sure, but it sounds to me like you need to go into the settings
of Airport Express and forward a port. You will access it through your
browser with an IP address that you will have to read the documentation to
find. I can't tell you what it is because I don't use it. I
Hi Esther,
thank you so much for putting all this together into one email, and
for including all these resources. I think it will take me a while to
work my way through all this, but it's so nice to have it all in one
place.
I just got through roaming around the Assistiveware website.
Hi all,
I have heared that Skype works on the Iphone. Is it possible to use the ear
piece for Skype and not the speaker phone like one has to use on WM?
Many thanks,
Christian
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to go from pc to mac we use a USB flash drive.
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Donna Goodin wrote:
Hello all,
this may be more of a Windows question than a Mac question, so my
apologies in advance.
I am still moving back and forth between my PC and my Mac, and because
I have certain tasks that I need to do
Thanks, all. I contacted Assistiveware, and was able to preview the
voices. The problem turned out to be that I had gone to the Orin.com
website. Once I got over to the Assistiveware site, previewing voices
was much easier. Thanks to all who responded.
Best,
Donna
On Aug 10, 2009, at
Hi all,
I downloaded the french pack as i need it for my mails, and though at
first i liked the pronouciation and welcome correct flow of words as
compared to an alex speaking frenglish, i find the voices way too
aggressive, especially julie. I'm hoping there might be another
developer proposing
I got this back from Fictionwise.com the eReader people. This is the
very thing I have worried about with the action of the Author's Guild
in the United States.
Here we have a company claiming that screen readers are a violation of
copyright, which is not the case either in the U.S. or
Hi ester,
Thanks for the links :) i'll check that out pretty soon. Maybe i just
have a problem with the volume of the french voices when i switch as i
check my french mails. go figure
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A lot of routers are usually accessed via the web browser by going to
an ip address, but couldn't Larry access the AE by opening up airport
utility rather than going into the browser? I don't think any of the
airport routers have a web interface of any kind, like that of a
linksys,
Yah, it looks like that is true. I've just googled it and it appears that
you have to use the Airport Admen util. I find that rather disappointing
myself. I think the web interface is a much better way to go. I just
assumed that Apples routers worked like every thing else on the planet.
Hi,
Just tried my ip address in the browser and got something about apache
or something. I'm going to the airport utility now. I remember seeing
something about port forwarding there but can'tt remember. Its been a
while.
On Aug 10, 2009, at 6:33 PM, Dan Eickmeier wrote:
A lot of
Yeah, I have a wm phone, and let me tell you: Skype is great? but o! Jesus!
is the sound quality horrad unless you have a wired headset. You cannot
even do it with a bluetooth one. I think Skype developers r'really! kissed
the bucket on that one.
Chris.
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Hi,
I want to record a podcast where I demonstrate the use of the iPod
Shuffle. Ideally, I would like to be able to record my voice, the
iPod, and VoiceOver simultaneously. I have a USB microphone and a Mac
Mini. Thanks to the suggestions of Esther and others, I have learned
the
There might be a slick software way to do this but for me I just use an
external mixer. I can run all my inputs into there, mix the levels the
way I want and then record the final output on the Mac. That also means
that I can't go back and fix things easily since its not separate
tracks, but
Sounds like you need to figure out port forwarding on your router.
Normally connections are made to IP addresses and ports. The IP address
is like some family's phone number and the port is like asking for Mike,
Sam or Pete after they pick up. So port 80 is for http (web browsing)
while 21 is
I think tapping into the rest of the phone is hard for them as each
manufacturer supposedly has a proprietary way of using the earpiece. Those
earbuds you have to use suck because they're too big to get in the ear
comfortably so you have to sort of jam them in sideways, or I do anyways,
and
I have to actually agree.
Chris.
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I think tapping into
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