Lol,
How do you know VO users who are sufficiently expert weren't beta testers.
Just because someone reports a bug in a beta cycle, doesn't mean its going to
be fixed. It might not be reproducible by the company or the bug you reported
might not be of high priority to them so don't get
Hi,
I remember the cursor bug as well. When you had your mouse cursor set to
follow your VO cursor, some funny things would happen. lol
Ricardo Walker
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www.mobileaccess.org
On Jul 26, 2011, at 8:31 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
I got snow leppard the
I'm sure a company as clever as Apple would be able to find a way of making
sure that they were! Not everybody would want to do it anyway, and how is this
any different from ensuring non VO users are sufficiently expert? Come on,
we're in the real world with Apple, not the blind world where
What are you talking about? You've completely lost me. I just asked how do
you know there weren't people who weren't sufficiently expert in the Mac who
just happen to be VO users. Just because you encounter bugs when you get the
public release of an application doesn't mean beta testers
Hi,
I'm sure that some of what I'm about to say has already been posted by others
on this list. But, in the interests of documenting bugs and seeking solutions
that may have been found I want to share some of my experiences with Lion.
Honestly, I can't believe that Lion was released in its
Hello Larry.
Wow! It sounds like you are having one heck of a time with Lion after you're
upgrade.
I'd suggest repairing disk permissions to start. Another thing you might try is
to download a mac maintenance tool like onyx to run some of the general mac
maintenance tasks.
The problems you are
While it seems unlikely, I suppose it is possible spotlight is still indexing
your files if you don't leave your mac turned on. If you do a command space
and then vo+down arrow does it say anything about spotlight helping to find
files and that not all results may be include? If so, leave
Hey Larry. It sounds to me like you're expecting a bit too much out of this
operating system. Remember, Lion only got released last Wednesday so of course
there would be bugs and what not to work out. Now I admit that I haven't used a
Mac until last year, but I could imagine how many bugs Snow
Another good post. I'm experiencing the pitch change with Nuance and have
indeed emailed accessibility. Given that 10.7.2 is already seeded, I'm sure
10.7.1 can't be far from hitting us. Frankly, what we need to do is let them
know about the VO issues so that hopefully in the future VO users
Hello Larry,
I have one suggestion and one verification regarding two of your issues.
Regarding mail freezing when looking at certain types of messages: DO you have
mail set to automatically load remote images? If yes, perhaps you could try
turning off that feature unless you really need them
You might try doing a clean install of the operating system and see if that
makes a difference. Usually, installing a new operating system as an upgrade
can cause problems.
On Jul 26, 2011, at 9:46 AM, Larry Wanger wrote:
Hi,
I'm sure that some of what I'm about to say has already been
I got snow leppard the day it came out. The one major bug I remember was in
safari, when a page loaded, voiceover would start somewhere in the middle of a
page. That was fixed in the first update. Other than that, it worked fine. I'm
probably going to install lion tonight, but I have a backup
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On Behalf Of Mike Arrigo
Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2011 8:12 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Is this really Apple software???
You might try doing a clean install of the operating system and see if that
makes a difference. Usually
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