That’s great to hear. Thanks, John.
Cheers,
Donna
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> I use it twice a week. No problems or oddities that I’ve noticed.
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> Take Care
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I use it twice a week. No problems or oddities that I’ve noticed.
Take Care
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Website, http://www.macfortheblind.com
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If yes, can you tell me how well it works? Any issues with either Skype or
Rosetta?
TIA,
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Hi all. Will be getting new Mac for Christmas. Where can I find list of
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Thanks.
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as well.
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Hi Hope
This is Scott from the All In Access podcast which by the way you haven’t made
your debut on yet. I have a document with all of the VoiceOver keystrokes I
will put this in my public DropBox folder for anyone who might want it.
If when you get your new Mac you find that you are having
. There are differences, true, but there are a lot of
samenesses as well.
Regards,
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On Dec 7, 2013, at 12:16 PM, Hope Paulos hope.pau...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all. Will be getting new Mac for Christmas. Where can I find list of
keystrokes? I'm a PC user.
Thanks.
Hope Paulos
debut on yet. I have a document with all of the VoiceOver
keystrokes I will put this in my public DropBox folder for anyone who might
want it.
If when you get your new Mac you find that you are having a difficult time
learning the new platform I work for a company that teaches people how
The Voice OVer information at:
www.apple.com/accessibility.com
should be a good place to get started. Also, when you get your new Mac, and
voice Over is turned on, if you press cmd+H twice, you’ll be brought right in
to the list of all the Voice OVer commands.
Sent from my Mac, the only
You know, As an instructor, some times I find this advice helpful and
sometimes not. While it is useful at times to torpido peoples pre-conceptions,
it is true that a number of concepts are the same across the board, such as
file browsing, email reading, and copying/pasting. Some users Won't
I agree.
I think instead of forgetting about windows, its more like forgetting about
your screen reader for windows. In my opinion, Voiceover and Windows screen
readers have more differences than the Actual OSs.
Ricardo Walker
rica...@appletothecore.info
Twitter:@apple2thecore
I have to say that this is true when I became a mac user. What I found tough
was that blasted interacting, I still detest it vehemently. But forgetting
windows completely for me, was not a huge help because of the concepts that are
the same across the board.
On 2013-01-14, at 4:51 AM, erik
Interacting, once you get used to it, is actually a wonderful thing. It allows
me to quickly skip across frames in web pages and groups of buttons, tables,
etc.
Harry
On Jan 14, 2013, at 4:12 PM, Kerri shalo...@shaw.ca wrote:
I have to say that this is true when I became a mac user. What I
Concepts do go across both platforms but then those little inconsistencies bug
me. In text editors and the like, you have your good old command x cut but in
finder, you have to use copy command c and then move at the other end with
command option v. Why?! As far as I know Command X isn't used.
When the concept works, it's great but all the times it's broken, it sux. Some
times, VO J doesn't move you between all areas you want access too. You can't
always jump to a table unless your interacting with another table or similar
area. Unless I don't know a cool command, there's no way to
Hi,
I can honestly say, I've encountered similar things on windows using Jaws.
Certain commands will work in one application, or in a certain instance, but
not in another. I honestly can't say if VO on the Mac does this more or less.
I guess thats pretty subjective. But, I don't think its
Hello,
I'd like to point out something about interacting. I've noticed that many
people interact when it is totally unnecessary. Not saying your doing this
mind you but, it is something I noticed many new users or, those who use a Mac
occasionally do. For example, I've seen people interact
I agree it's not just the mac. In windows it's fairly standard in the OS and
core software like mail ie windows explorer etc. I also understand my using
windows for so long means I'm some what blinkered to its inconsistencies and a
life long mac user would likely have as many problems moving to
Hi,
I used to interact a lot when I was new, though I never did wight he finder.
However, I have a nutty question so feel free to run me out of here. Do people
who have or used to have sight find it easier because they can visualize the
window and what it looked like? I have become better
If though you had a command to move to the top of a list with out having to
interact each time I'd be much happier vo shift home is painful if you forget
to interact first. Apparently before lion this was much easier. I do long for
home, end, page up and down to work a tad more like in windows.
What helped me the most was my dealings with iOs. I got used to most of the
keyboard commands with my bluetooth keyboard, so I was pretty prepared to take
on the mac when I got it.
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On 14 Jan 2013, at 6:30 PM, Danny Noonan da...@familynoonan.net wrote:
If though
I firmly believe that my computer knowledge has greatly assisted me in learning
the Mac. I started out back in the dark ages as a DOS user. Then I moved to
Windows and used it through version 7. What I think both operating systems have
in common is that both run computers. In other words, in
Hi,
This often depends on the list. Option up/down arrow works in many situations.
For example, in the finder and YoruFukurou. I've also made a shortcut with
the keyboard commander and my trackpad commander to lesson the keystrokes for
when option up/down arrow doesn't work.
Ricardo
That's very helpful. I new option up and down used to work in mail but never
new it worked else ware. That will simplify finder etc quite a lot.
Danny:
Always learning, never shutting up.
On 15/01/2013, at 12:26 PM, Ricardo Walker rwalker...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
This often depends on the
That was my experience too, Richard but I didn't interact enough lol. I
accepted change, made mistakes, laughed at myself and carried on.
On 2013-01-14, at 5:24 PM, Richard Ring richr...@gmail.com wrote:
I firmly believe that my computer knowledge has greatly assisted me in
learning the Mac.
blind people new to Mac learn it as fast and
smooth as possible
Hi folks.
As far as I know, there are many here in this group who are helping
blind people switching from Windows to Mac.
Do you have any strategies to help them get fast into the VoiceOver
commands, and how they can distance
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Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2013 11:27 PM
Subject: Re: How to help blind people new to Mac learn it as fast and smooth
as possible
Cheree Heppe here:
From what has been recently posted about learning how to use an MBA
The one thing that someone told me helped the most. Forget everything you know
about windows! The 2 systems are as different as night and day, so open your
mind, and learn the new OS, because even though your not a knew computer user,
the system is new to you. Once you do this, everything
, 2013 12:28 PM
Subject: How to help blind people new to Mac learn it as fast and smooth as
possible
Hi folks.
As far as I know, there are many here in this group who are helping
blind people switching from Windows to Mac.
Do you have any strategies to help them get fast into the VoiceOver
) , explore and get very frustrated over and over again until frustration
goes away.
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To: MacVisionaries macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2013 12:28 PM
Subject: How to help blind people new to Mac learn
Hi folks.
As far as I know, there are many here in this group who are helping
blind people switching from Windows to Mac.
Do you have any strategies to help them get fast into the VoiceOver
commands, and how they can distance them selves from the Windows
platform, and learn Mac the best way there
Hello David,
Different people learn in different ways. I usually explain the structure of
the Mac (Home folder for each user and what it contains, Dock, Desk top, Side
bar, etc.). Then I talk about the basic applications and how they work
together. I try to get new Mac users to go through
frustrated over and over again until frustration
goes away.
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they work
together. I try to get new Mac users to go through the built-in tutorial, too.
I explain the difference between VO commands and standard keyboard short cuts
and teach them the basic VO commands including First visible item and Last
visible item, as well as Next table and Previous
Hello David,
I always explain about the Trackpad commander and let them decide how they feel
about it. I don't use it much myself, but I do use the trackpad without the
commander to get a contextual menu when VO-Shift-m fails me, and on other
occasions, too. As I work with text a lot, I find
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On Jan 9, 2013, at 11:28 AM, David Hole balubathebr...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi folks.
As far as I know, there are many here in this group who are helping
blind people switching from Windows to Mac.
Do you have any strategies to help them get fast into the VoiceOver
(VO K)
4) , explore and get very frustrated over and over again until frustration goes
away.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2013 12:28 PM
Subject: How to help blind people new
macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2013 12:28 PM
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possible
Hi folks.
As far as I know, there are many here in this group who are helping
blind people switching from Windows to Mac.
Do you have
away.
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To: MacVisionaries macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2013 12:28 PM
Subject: How to help blind people new to Mac learn it as fast and smooth as
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Hi folks.
As far as I know
Subject: How to help blind people new to Mac learn it as fast and smooth as
possible
Hi folks.
As far as I know, there are many here in this group who are helping
blind people switching from Windows to Mac.
Do you have any strategies to help them get fast into the VoiceOver
commands, and how
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2013 2:56 PM
Subject: Re: How to help blind people new to Mac learn it as fast and smooth
as possible
Cheree Heppe here:
This topic comes at a great time, as, with this newly acquired MaccBook Air,
I am experiencing difficulties.
First, when
: How to help blind people new to Mac learn it as fast and smooth as
possible
Hi folks.
As far as I know, there are many here in this group who are helping
blind people switching from Windows to Mac.
Do you have any strategies to help them get fast into the VoiceOver
commands, and how
Why a USB keyboard, why not the apple BT keyboard that comes with iMac's? Or
did they stop giving that as an option?
On Jan 7, 2013, at 10:27 PM, Kawal Gucukoglu kawa...@me.com wrote:
Hello.
Writing this from my I phone. I unpacked my new I Mac yesterday and couldn't
believe how thin
not the apple BT keyboard that comes with iMac's? Or
did they stop giving that as an option?
On Jan 7, 2013, at 10:27 PM, Kawal Gucukoglu kawa...@me.com wrote:
Hello.
Writing this from my I phone. I unpacked my new I Mac yesterday and
couldn't believe how thin it was and for the fact
Remember you can always explore the keyboard keys using VO-K to turn on
keyboard assistant. Press escape to exit keyboard assistant.
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Writing this from my I phone. I unpacked my new I Mac yesterday and couldn't
believe how thin it was and for the fact everything was if it wasn't there i.e.
one long screen with no chunky unit like windows machines. I couldn't believe
the small USB keyboard as I thought it was going
Jealous! :)
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Only HDMI on the one I have, oh and thunder bolt of course.
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Hello,
I was just wondering, does the new 2012 Mac minis only have an HDMI port for
video connectivity? Does it also have DVI or VGA? Thanks.
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Can it at least be setup to work as IMAP
I do not want to have to use the account as POP
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agreed because when you set it up the server is m.hotmail.com
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, then they are other possibilities.
HTH,
RM
On Sep 8, 2011, at 9:40 PM, Garth Humphreys wrote:
Hi All
I have a new Mac Book Air 11Inch. I have my gmail account working well. But
can't seem to get my windows live account working. I went into Mail,Calendars
and Contacts in system preferences
Garf and all, I forgot the exchange miner detail. Sorry. :)
But apparently there is a solution. I am not sure how accessible it is with
voiceover. But worth a shot, for you courageous early adopters.
It is called fluentfactory
http://fluentfactory.com/mboxmail-for-mac/
I have given up checking
promise, I'll stop sending email soon!
I forgot to say this solution is not a mail client, just a background tool that
runs in the background to help you use the mail client you want and still
access your hotmail without having to use pop.
Hope it helps.
Rachel.
On Sep 9, 2011, at 1:05 AM, james
Hi Rachael
Thanks for the info. I will have a look into this soon. Well maybe when I get a
bit more confident using my Mac. I keep my Live account for important messes as
the push works so well on the iPhone.
I know that using a Liveaccount for important mail is probably the opposite
to
command shift d
send messages on mail!
Yes, I am known for talking to much! :)
Trying to be careful not to overload my new friends on this list! haha
On Sep 9, 2011, at 5:12 AM, Garth Humphreys wrote:
Hi Rachael
Thanks for the info. I will have a look into this soon. Well maybe when I get
Hi All
I have a new Mac Book Air 11Inch. I have my gmail account working well. But
can't seem to get my windows live account working. I went into Mail,Calendars
and Contacts in system preferences and added the account as an exchange
account however it doesn't seem to appear in mail
please explain to me how you got it to work as exchange!
when i tried it it did not work for me. i had to do it as pop
on my iPhone it works well as exchange though
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I don't think you can use a windows live or hotmail account as exchange in Mac
mail. Only mobile devices.
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Twitter Skype: rwalker296
www.mobileaccess.org
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I have a new Mac Book Air 11Inch
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It would help if you saved the getgames.sh script from this message.
It'll be between the two cut here lines. What it does is to use rsync
to download the whole ifarchive game set and keep it up to date when run
again. It makes an ifarchive folder tree in your user directory and
under the
Hello my name is Ed,
I got a macbook pro not to long ago. I was wondering if you guys could help me
find some good accessible games for the Mac. I came from a windowsbackground
and I can't seem to find any blind accessible games for the mac in searches.
Thank in advance ED
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Hi Ed:
Welcome. You may want to check out maccessibility.net, and I think another
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HTH
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On Jan 19, 2011, at 1:33 PM, Ed Worrell wrote:
Hello my name is Ed,
I got a macbook pro not to long ago. I was wondering if you guys could help
me find some good
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Nic I think the one thing we need to enforce here is do not bring your
windows and windows-based screen reading concepts to the Mac. If you try to
think
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Nic I think the one thing we need to enforce here is do not bring your
windows and windows-based screen reading concepts to the Mac. If you try
: New to mac
Nic I think the one thing we need to enforce here is do not bring your
windows and windows-based screen reading concepts to the Mac. If you try to
think of the Mac in windows terms or how things work with a windows screen
reader, you will find the transition to be difficult
.
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Nic I think the one thing we need to enforce here is do not bring your
-
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Subject: Re: New to mac
Edward,
For a great demo of voiceover and the mac's web browser, head over
Hey Olivia,
Webspots are awesome. You set one on a page using vo-cmd-shift-right bracket.
You can remove a webspot by using vo-cmd-shift-left bracket at any area on a
webpage. For example, if a page doesn't have a lot of navigation, and i need to
jump to an area quickly, I'll set up a webspot
keystrokes?
Thanks
Edward
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Hi,
There are good
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Hi,
There are good alternatives to MS Office. MS Office is not fully accessible
yet, but it is said
Nic,
I was agreeing and responding to what you were saying as well as presenting my
own point of view. This is how your name got associated with the message.
Btw, my point of course was not to call out the advantages or disadvantages of
one screen reader over another or OS. My point simply to
Hi Edward,
I'm still a relatively new mac and voice over user, but with help from
people here and the maccessibility website, along with the two fabulous
accessibility podcasts which maccessibility have, screenless switchers, and
the maccessibility round table podcast, which I cant recommend
Hello all,
I am strongly considering buying my first Mac in a few weeks and would like
to know if vo gives the user full accessibility in terms of ms office and
web browsing?
Thanks for answering my nubie questions
Edward
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Hi,
There are good alternatives to MS Office. MS Office is not fully accessible
yet, but it is said that it will be written in Cocoa, most likely making it
accessible. The Mac has a basic Text Editor called Text Edit, which is a lot
better than Wordpad and Notepad on Windows. You have suites
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Hi,
There are good alternatives to MS Office. MS Office is not fully accessible
yet, but it is said
Of Nicolai Svendsen
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Subject: Re: New to mac
Hi,
There are good alternatives to MS Office. MS Office is not fully accessible
yet, but it is said that it will be written in Cocoa, most likely making it
accessible. The Mac has
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Sent: Saturday, May 01, 2010 8:45 PM
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Subject: Re: New to mac
Hi,
There are good alternatives to MS Office. MS Office is not fully accessible
yet, but it is said that it will be written in Cocoa, most likely making
I've never understood web spots and how they work. Can someone point me in the
right direction here?
Thanks, Olivia
On May 1, 2010, at 8:45 PM, Nicolai Svendsen wrote:
Hi,
There are good alternatives to MS Office. MS Office is not fully accessible
yet, but it is said that it will be
Subject: Re: New to mac
Edward,
For a great demo of voiceover and the mac's web browser, head over to the
blind cool tech web site. Then, search for the words mac demo. I don't want
to spoil it, but one of the really cool things about no buffers is that you
get to see information change on the page
it is good indeed, however, it may take some getting used to. Intuitive
yeppers, but it took me a bit of time to get through the learning curve. It was
worth it, but ya got to hang in there while you get used to the different ways
of navigation.
On 2010-05-01, at 8:45 PM, Nicolai Svendsen
Hi,
I've been using a Mack for about a month and a half now. It didn't take me very
long to get used to, but it is way different than Windows. From what I've
seen, there's nothing bad about the Mack, I love it.
Courtney
On 01/05/2010, at 9:36 in the Afternoon, Kaare Dehard wrote:
it is good
it is only tryalble it seems as of yet, via a full purchase with no
trial
On 3 Aug 2009, at 21:33, Simon Cavendish wrote:
Dear Esther,
This is very interesting. Do you know whether Abbyy supports automatic
page orientation and multi-page scanning? Does it support two page
scanning as in
what is the prom code again please
if one can use paypal with that site to get the discount i'll buy the
product
On 3 Aug 2009, at 22:51, Esther wrote:
Hi Simon,
I know that ABBYY Fine Reader on the Fujitsu ScanSnap supports very
fast dual sided multi-page scans and automatic page
The prom code is:
SMBTM
With the VAT on top, it's about $95.
BW, Simon
On 4 Aug 2009, at 07:27, william lomas wrote:
what is the prom code again please
if one can use paypal with that site to get the discount i'll buy the
product
On 3 Aug 2009, at 22:51, Esther wrote:
Hi Simon,
I
can we use UK cards simon on the site?
On 4 Aug 2009, at 08:10, Simon Cavendish wrote:
The prom code is:
SMBTM
With the VAT on top, it's about $95.
BW, Simon
On 4 Aug 2009, at 07:27, william lomas wrote:
what is the prom code again please
if one can use paypal with that site to get
Yes, you can use either Visa or Paypal.
BW, SimonНщг сфт гыу мшыф щк зфнщфдю
On 4 Aug 2009, at 08:47, william lomas wrote:
can we use UK cards simon on the site?
On 4 Aug 2009, at 08:10, Simon Cavendish wrote:
The prom code is:
SMBTM
With the VAT on top, it's about $95.
BW, Simon
On
have you purchased it yet?
On 4 Aug 2009, at 15:49, Simon Cavendish wrote:
Yes, you can use either Visa or Paypal.
BW, SimonНщг сфт гыу мшыф щк зфнщфдю
On 4 Aug 2009, at 08:47, william lomas wrote:
can we use UK cards simon on the site?
On 4 Aug 2009, at 08:10, Simon Cavendish wrote:
Attention: it would appear that ABBYY finereader express does not
support older scanners for which there are no intel compatible Mac
drivers. I have a Canoscan 1200U and it is not supported by ABBYY
FineReader Express.
Best wishes
Simon
On 4 Aug 2009, at 18:30, william lomas wrote:
but was it tested with the end user of voice over or just in general
On 2 Aug 2009, at 22:56, Koumanova Rostislava wrote:
yes it is true. i wish we could try it.
rk
Il giorno 02/ago/09, alle ore 23:32, christos hux ha scritto:
There is now a new ocr
can not international people take advantage of the discount? why do
these deas never extend outside the US? lol
On 3 Aug 2009, at 01:03, Esther wrote:
Hi Jonathan, Rossy, Chris, and Others,
I found an announcement of a coupon code discount of 20 per cent off
the price of ABBYY Fine
Hi Will,
I don't know that international people can't take advantage of the
discount. All I reported on was the existence of a 20 per cent
discount coupon, and the savings this would translate into for U.S.
buyers -- since that's the only price that I can view.
Esther
william lomas
has anyone tried the program yet i.e. bought it and used it?
very keen to get it as i need an OCR for my mac really but want others
to try it
On 3 Aug 2009, at 18:38, Esther wrote:
Hi Will,
I don't know that international people can't take advantage of the
discount. All I reported on
Hey Jon,
You might have better luck working with your outdated copy by using
the mouse. Route the mouse to the VO cursor (I think the command is
vo+cmd+f5 - have a look in the menu by pressing vo+f7) and clicking
(vo+shift+space). That's how I got the old bookshare app working, as
well as some
Dear Esther,
This is very interesting. Do you know whether Abbyy supports automatic
page orientation and multi-page scanning? Does it support two page
scanning as in an open book on a flat-bed scanner? Does it append
pages to the end of the document by default, or does one have to move
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