Hi,
this was the command I was trying to remember.
Max.
> On 5 Feb 2024, at 08:26, Suzanne Erb wrote:
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> Hello,
> Do you have single key QuickNav on? If so, you will run into problems typing.
> I don’t know if this is a bug, or if it is a work in progress, but I keep
&
Hi,
this happened to me some week or so ago.
I think you have quick nav turned on. Sorry I can’t remember how I turned it
off. I don’t have time to search how to do this now but if I don’t see an
answer I will try later today.
Max.
> On 5 Feb 2024, at 07:17, joseph hudson wrote:
>
>
mailbox? Messages are not appearing in
the inbox on the Mac.
Thanks for any help.
Max
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to get around the problem
of not being able to see the output in the console, i would appreciate some
advice.
Thanks
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Hi
This is discussed in more detail in an earlier thread, but basically
it's like this. The Kindle and Kobo Mac apps are not accessible. The
only passable way to read e-books is with Adobe Digital Editions. You
can buy Adobe incripted ePubs or pdfs from e-book shops like Kobo
and then read
, Jürgen Fleger wrote:
Hi Max,
Has anyone had extensive experience with Scrivner 2? I really want to use
it, but i'm not going to buy it if it is not accessible with Voice Over.
I don't know what in your opinion means extensive experience but for me it
works well. The author recently
Hi All
Has anyone had extensive experience with Scrivner 2? I really want to use
it, but i'm not going to buy it if it is not accessible with Voice Over.
Appologies if ths has been discussed before. I can't find anything about it
when searching though.
Thanks
Max
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is so huge - and it is really silly that it
should be held up by small technicalities at this point.
Jane wrote:
I just use the arrow keys for previous and next page. Left for previous,
right for next.
Jane
On Jul 27, 2011, at 9:45 AM, Anne Robertson wrote:
Hello Max,
I'm not Jane
:24 AM, Mary Otten wrote:
Max, Are you using SL or Lion with the Adobe application? It seems people
with Lion are reporting crashes upon interacting with a page. Also, just to
clarify, should this Adobe beta allow the use of books from the google store
as well as Kobo and Barnes and Noble's
there with either the Mac or the
iPad or other iDevice.
Jane
On Jul 26, 2011, at 4:36 PM, Max wrote:
Hi. Can anyone give some advice on reading e-books on the Mac?
I've tried the Kindle and Kobo apps for Mac and they are both not
accessible.
I know that Stanza can read some DRM-free
as
iBooks on the iPhone?
Please help
Thanks
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much easier for me. It is a bit hard
to press all those keys, so it is worth defining another key
combination for it.
Ian Robinson wrote:
Hi Max,
You should find that Option-Cursor up/down moves by paragraph and
FN-Option-Cursor up/down moves by one screen.
If you want to navigate by a whole
Thank you very much for these tips Anne. I'll play around and see how
it goes.
Anne Robertson wrote:
Hello Max,
To be able to use the VO commands in TextEdit or Pages, you have to interact
with the text input area. Once you do that, the Read commands work fine.
You can find all the VO
VO plus P reads the current paragraph, but it
doesn’t allow me to skip forward and back to the previous or next
paragraphs. I believe the page up or page down keys might be used for
this, but i don’t have those on my Macbook.
I’d really appreciate any help.
Thanks
Max
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Just for accuracy. You do get what is called 4G in other countries in
South Africa., although we don't call it that . Three service
providers have 42 megabit services. The vodacom network has very good
coverage. Only problem here is that it is still very expensive.
Chris Moore wrote:
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