Hi all,
In the past, I have had significant issues with the cloud back up feature of
voice dream reader, resulting twice in the loss of a substantial library books.
I now have my library on my voice dream reader on my iPhone 7 Plus. I am
strongly considering purchasing one of the new iPhones,
Don’t count on another event. Not so soon after. Remember Apple has pulled
this before where they had no event but put out new lap tops. I think we can
look forward to big online announcements but no new event: At least, I doubt
it.
Now, when they come out with the 18 core iMacs, then
Yeha this was about the personal devices,
The watch and phone,
They still have the mac computers and iPads which have had a number of rumoured
releases this year but still nothing has arrived.
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Behalf Of Mike Arrigo
Sent:
Simply add the shift key. Apple made the old verbosity rotor keystrokes into a
quick-access navigation rotor, and moved the verbosity settings to the old
keystrokes with the shift key added on. Thus, you want vo-shift-cmd-arrows, not
just vo-cmd-arrows.
--
Alex Hall
> On Sep 12, 2018, at
Hi list,
Hope all are well. I recall in previous builds of OSX I could easily adjust
Voiceover's speed, pitch, volume and even switch VO voices from the rotor. The
key combination, control + option + command + right or left arrows use to do
the trick. Then I would use control + option +
I hope you're right, I guess time will tell.
> On Sep 12, 2018, at 7:04 PM, Raymond Foret Jr wrote:
>
> Not quite so fast friend. Apple may decide to role out new Macs as just a
> simple announcement instead of a huge event. Remember, we’re still awaiting
> those new eighteen core machines.
I finally got around to getting the old Juliet Classic embosser to
work with DBT for Mac. Something I wish to bring up, and its probably
not just DBT.
Generally, one can set the default application for opening a
particular file type. In the case of DBT though, what I encountered was
who knows? they may have another event in October like they did in 2016?
> On Sep 12, 2018, at 8:04 PM, Raymond Foret Jr wrote:
>
> Not quite so fast friend. Apple may decide to role out new Macs as just a
> simple announcement instead of a huge event. Remember, we’re still awaiting
>
I suspect there is going to be another event, possibly next month for things
like iPads and Max. Don’t write it off because it wasn’t at the iPhone event.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Sep 12, 2018, at 4:53 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
>
> Looks like there will not be any new macs, I know there were
Not quite so fast friend. Apple may decide to role out new Macs as just a
simple announcement instead of a huge event. Remember, we’re still awaiting
those new eighteen core machines.
Sent from the first computer with built-in screen reader access for the blind:
Sincerely,
The constantly
Looks like there will not be any new macs, I know there were rumors of a new
mac mini and a new laptop to replace the macbook air but that appears not to be
the case, Apple's announcement included the 3 new iphones and the new Apple
watch, I plan on getting a Macbook Air and new mac mini later
Hi!
I havent tried safari for this purpose.
All other students in this class uses chrome and since this browser is quite
accessible from start i didn’t think of safari.
Will try this solution too.
/A
> 12 sep. 2018 kl. 17:09 skrev 'Tim Kilburn' via MacVisionaries
> :
>
> Hi,
>
> Normally, I
Hi!
Ok, yes i think i saw something about that.
I will check this later tonight.
Thanks for your help.
/A
> 12 sep. 2018 kl. 17:08 skrev 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
> :
>
> Hi Anders,
>
> You may know this already, but there's a toggle to activate screen reader
> accessibility. I
Hi,
Normally, I can read Google Docs by opening them in Safari or Chrome, usually
Safari, then just using arrow key navigation. That is, no VO keys. Just arrow
down to read line by line, arrow right for letter by letter, option right/left
for word by word. If you start arrowing too quickly
Hi Anders,
You may know this already, but there's a toggle to activate screen reader
accessibility. I access it by VO-arrowing to the left from the document. Make
sure you have that enabled.
HTH,
Donna
> On Sep 12, 2018, at 9:48 AM, Anders Holmberg wrote:
>
> Hi!
> I am taking a distance
Hi!
I am taking a distance bible course and they’re using google classroom for a
reason i don’t know.
Well i just stumbled upon a very frustrating accessibility issue.
I can’t read the google documents neither on mac or windows.
BUt i can with my Android phone.
But since braille is so poor on
Hello,
I gave up on it two years ago and haven’t tired since. When I tried to start
the screen reader in the linux variant you mention, it just beeped and then
nothing else happened. Though I have to say I haven’t used Linux since the
ability to read the screen left me.
Sorry for the bad
Well, I generally have been using the IOS version also, but tried reading 4
pages continuously of the python 3.4 tutorial and did not notice any
significant issues. I paused the reading before it stopped since I was getting
confused by a few pieces of syntax. I have also read tidbits books in
Ibooks on IOS works quite well, in my opinion.
Cheers,
Donna
> On Sep 12, 2018, at 7:19 AM, Anders Holmberg wrote:
>
> Hi!
> So from what i do understand you would like to have continuous reading in
> Ibooks.
> I do admit that it is not doable .
> So you were absolutly right about that.
> I
Hi!
So from what i do understand you would like to have continuous reading in
Ibooks.
I do admit that it is not doable .
So you were absolutly right about that.
I guess i mixed the experiences with anything else i’ve tried.
But this is something we have to ask for i guess.
Ibooks has a very
Hi!
You just reminded me.
I check it out.
/A
> 11 sep. 2018 kl. 21:53 skrev 'Devin Prater' via MacVisionaries
> :
>
> Anders, I hope you haven’t forgotten to tell us the secret of iBooks, or just
> Books as it is in Mojave. No, it hasn’t improved there either.
>
>> On Sep 9, 2018, at 3:29 PM,
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