Hi!
Not sure but i know libreoffice has a plugin that translates to braille.
Libreoffice works really great with voiceover.
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7 aug 2014 kl. 03:22 skrev Joe Quinn jdawg1...@gmail.com:
is there an app that'll translate .brf files into txt and/or vice versa?
Thanks!
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If you're referring to alert sounds in general (and I'm sure Mail supports
using those), they can be any format that quicktime supports. So not just aiff,
but also wav/mp3/m4a/caf/au will work. Just put them in ~/library/sounds and
most apps should pick them up.
On 07 Aug 2014, at 04:29,
For those of you who want advancement in technology. I am posting to both
lists as in a manner of speaking we all use Apple products.
We should all write to apple and state that we'd like Voice Over to work with
driverless cars. I did this today pointing out the benefits for Blind and
So the table is how it's supposed to be? I have never used this kind of form on
either platform, and expected a prompt, then something VO would identify as a
text field, for instance. Also, I had sighted help filling this one out, and we
noticed that a line of hint text appeared when you put
A simpler method would be to simply copy the column, then insert a new column
where you want the data, and then do a paste. Move to the top of the column,
then do a shift command down arrow to select the entire column. Then do an
option right arrow at the column after which you want the data to
Dear Christine,
Hope you're well. I remember having this conversation with you earlier this
year. Since then, I've figured out a work around to open Bookshare files in
Mavericks. After you download the daisy file from Bookshare, open up the folder
you downloaded and search for the file with
If it's from a format supported by QuickTime, then the avconvert tool should
help you. Otherwise, ffmpeg.
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Hi!
You know the vo + f command.
But how to search next phrase or search backwards?
Thanks.
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Hey there,
Are other people having trouble installing Flash? I need it for a homework
assignment but can't seem to get it installed.
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Hi all. So I have my mac, with a full-sized USB keyboard from Logitech.
I want to use it with my iPod, so that I can just keep using the same
keyboard and everything, and type faster on the iPod. Are there any free
programs/apps that can do simply that? I don't need anything fansy.
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Hi,
I appear to already have the newest Flash as when I went to System Prefs in the
Flash pane and told it to check for updates, it answered that I have the newest
one already. I don't recall having any issues doing the install. What sort of
problems are you having?
Later...
Tim Kilburn
HI all, Mariner is having a one day sale on their software. I cannot speak for
their accessibility but it seems that I have heard that Mac Journal and
MacGourmet are somewhat useable. This would be a purchase at your own risk :)
as I do not know for sure how or even if the software is VO
Hi all,
I was doing some research this morning about connecting directly to my Comcast
modem. It occurred to me, that I can't do this with my Macbook Air.
Is this the cable I'd need? I'm not sure if my network is gigabit fast, how
much does this matter?
Thank you,
Traci
The only one I'm aware of is type2phone. It does work, but costs $5 or so.
On 2014-08-07 20:31, Devin Prater wrote:
Hi all. So I have my mac, with a full-sized USB keyboard from
Logitech. I want to use it with my iPod, so that I can just keep using
the same keyboard and everything, and type
That would work. Still, a better idea is to not connect directly to
a modem no matter what method you employ.
Much better and safer is to have a router connect to the modem and
you connect to the router.
You can do that either through a cable or over wifi.
At 03:22 PM 8/7/2014, you wrote:
Hi
Yes, that's the adaptor you're looking for. Simply plug the adaptor into your
MacBook Air, and an Ethernet cable from the other end of the adaptor to your
cable modem. Often, the default settings will just work, using DHCP.
I don't see any problem with connecting directly to the Internet, as
Hello:
Every now and then, like right now, I am required to watch a video which is on
u tube. I know there are some programs that make u tube more accessible but
right now I just need to watch the video but I can't find the link that makes
it play.
Suggestions?
Jean
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Double tap on the video title and it should play.
Sincerely,
the Constantly Barefooted Ray, Still a very happy Mac and iphone user!
Sent from my Mac, the only computer with full accessibility for the blind
built-in!
On Aug 7, 2014, at 9:35 PM, Jean radiofore...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello:
Every
Or, you could use an app like mac tube.
On Aug 7, 2014, at 7:45 PM, Ray Foret Jr rforet7...@comcast.net wrote:
Double tap on the video title and it should play.
Sincerely,
the Constantly Barefooted Ray, Still a very happy Mac and iphone user!
Sent from my Mac, the only computer with full
Hi Barry and Phil,
Thanks both for your help.
Barry, your tip of first VO-spacing on the column reference tab took me further
than I had gotten before, but still no success. The results were a bit flaky.
I'm not sure I exactly understood your instructions. After VO-spacing on the
column
Ahh, Alex, wishful thinking. If only that were the case. I don't think it's
that good on either platform. Only web forms are that accessible. You could
quite easily hack something like that together with AppleScript, but the forms
themselves are, in Pages anyway, just regular old word
what version of logic pro works with voice over?
Hank
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Hello Nicholas.
After you selected the tab with vo-space, did you route the mouse to vo with
vo-command-f5? You want to do that before you lock the mouse. That is the
only reason I can come up with as to why the menu was activated.
You might try hiding any other open windows with
Hi Barry,
In that case I did understand you correctly. Yes, I routed the mouse to the VO
cursor with VO-command-F5 before pressing mouse down (even though this is often
not necessary when I have the mouse pointer to always follow the VO cursor). I
also tried bringing the active window to front
That's too bad, it'd be nice if forms showed up as, well, forms. Still, I think
I have the hang of this now; you write in the same cell as the prompt, not the
ones after it, apparently. That seems odd, yet also makes things easier. I only
determined this after looking at a copy of the same form
Well, unfortunately it sounds to me like you are doing everything right. I've
noticed the funk sound myself and it doesn't seem to matter. I've tried it
myself in full screen and regular and both with mouse following vo and not but
all with the same results. I just can't make it fail.
If
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