Here is some information on getting various embossers, including very old
parallel embossers working on MacOS.
https://www.cbtbc.org/tools/embosser/
Also doing Braille translation and editing on MacOS can be found here:
https://www.cbtbc.org/braille/louis/
On Tuesday, 6 September 2016
Danger Will Robertson! Doing Braille translation inside the embosser does
not permit you to correct any translation errors the internal software
might make, and every translation software make errors even DBT. You also
can not modify the layout of the Braille pages. What is happening is the
The simplest way to do this is the free PureFTPd software taht has a full
GUI you can get it from http://jeanmatthieu.free.fr/pureftpd/
On Thursday, 11 February 2016 08:46:53 UTC-8, eburggraaf wrote:
>
> Hi, Is there any solution equivalent to filezilla server for mac OS? I
> know that the
Here is how it can be done:
1. Navigate to the object to be dropped.
2. Press VO-comma on the object
3. Navigate to the location to drop the object.
4. Press VO-period.
At this point the system will move the mouse cursor to the object and then
move and drop the object at the location choosen
ith multilingual
>speech feedback
>- USB
>- Network
>- Serial port
>- Web
>- Firmware upgrade - Via internet always free of charge
>- LED feedback - 3 LED on front panel and 4 on back side
>- Printer drivers - Windows 32/64
>
> Electrical
&
I see nothing on that site about Braille at all. Could you provide a bit
more detail?
On Wednesday, 6 January 2016 13:29:48 UTC-8, wal wrote:
>
> There is another Braille embosser which works with the Mac and it does not
> use any kind of drivers. You just plug in your USB port and it’s ready
Could you please provide the titles of these books. Thank you.
On Saturday, 2 January 2016 23:21:54 UTC-8, Mary Otten wrote:
>
> Hello all,
> Today, I purchased two cookbooks in the iBooks store. I could have
> purchased them on Kindle, but because I have generally had better luck
> navigating
Can someone describe the original problem?
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You can find some help on scripting VoiceOVer
at: http://www.cbtbc.org/tools/asvo/
On Saturday, 10 January 2015 01:27:40 UTC-8, Jürgen Fleger wrote:
Hi,
I tried to extend an Apple Script from performing a cingle left mouse
click to perform a double left mouse click. It does perform the
What you want is DeepVacume http://www.hexcat.com/deepvacuum/index.html
Its a GUI version of wget that will do what you want.
On Sunday, 22 February 2015 10:01:13 UTC-8, jberwick wrote:
Hi there,
I have a customer who has lost their password to their old website, so I
am building them a
OK here is a simple AppleScript that will announce the status of the
battery I have attached the script to this post as well.
*set* batstat *to* *do shell script* pmset -g batt
*say* batstat
You could also do this from a shell script or in the terminal as well like
this:
pmset -g batt |
OK we have two issues here. One is generating Braille files, sometimes
called BRF file and the other is embossing the files.
The only option for translation on Mac right now is to use liblouis you can
do this either online or from a program. Another option is to use the
robobraille service
Just what are you trying to do? Could you give an example. Changing the
output of sounds on Mac is not done in the VO utility program.
On Monday, 13 October 2014 02:36:23 UTC-7, Nic Parsons wrote:
Hi,
Anyone know whether it is possible to script VoiceOver Utility with
AppleScript? I think
There is another ways to do this using AppleScript here is an example:
*tell* *application* VoiceOver
*output* Hello World*end tell*
More information on programing an control over VoiceOVer using Applescript
(think of it rather like JAWS script for VoiceOver) can be found at
OK let me make this a bit clearer.
IN the MacOS there is a system wide scripting language called AppleScript.
You can use it to automate actions in various programs or as in this case
create scripts to have VoiceOVer perform actions.
tell application VoiceOver
output Hello World
end tell
Where are you in iTunes where you are having the problem with menus?
On Monday, 24 February 2014 12:54:16 UTC-8, Brian Fischler wrote:
After removing gmail and having it off my computer for a week, mac mail is
working a lot better, but I am still experiencing quite a few annoying
problems,
Hello;
Could I get a few more details on item number 2 on this list? Just where
within iTunes does this problem exhibit itself? Are you on a particular
control that you expect a contexual menu to appear? What would that item be?
Any help would be welcome.
On Monday, 24 February 2014 12:54:16
I suspect that this is just the opening salvo in the end of the Window
screen reader war. I suspect we will see WindowEye become the built in
screen reader of Windows and with that JAWS and the other will die on the
vine as it were. No one is going to pay for a screen reader if they get one
My wife and I from Australia will be in Dallas June 29-July 2
I'll have ABWA library information and NLS USB drive sleeves with me look us up
we are on the same floor with the NFB president.
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No I tested the release version of Microsoft Office for Mac 2011
Greg
On Sep 27, 4:18 am, M. Taylor mk...@ucla.edu wrote:
Hello Greg,
Thank you so much for providing this info.
I cannot begin to relay how sad and disappointed I am at the news of
Microsoft's Office 2011 VoiceOver
It is interesting to note that the ribbons were accessible, much of
the user interface is as well. It is the main content areas that are
not accessible.
Greg
On Sep 27, 6:16 am, Dave Taylor davetay...@tafn.org.uk wrote:
I bet that if they tried, they would soon realise that the ribbons would be
I fear you shall not find symmetry in your world...Samantha is a
Microsoft Windows SAPI voice and is not an option for Macintosh users.
Gregory Kearney
Manager Accessible Media
Association for the Blind of Western Australia
61 Kitchener Ave
Victoria Park, WA 6100'
AUSTRALIA
+61 08 9311 8246
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We would be interested here at Association for the Blind of Western
Australia please contact me.
Gregory Kearney
Manager Accessible Media
Association for the Blind of Western Australia
61 Kitchener Ave
Victoria Park, WA 6100'
AUSTRALIA
+61 08 9311 8246
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