You inspired me to return to Nisus today as I needed to write a blog
which I had recently been doing in TextEdit. Returning to Nisus was a
comfortable experience with simple things remaining simple. I like the
way that when the app opens you are just in a blank document and can
start typing
Hi Deb,
I did find it in the Australian Mac app Store:
https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/nisus-writer-pro/id454320900?mt=12
https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/nisus-writer-pro/id454320900?mt=12.
Is this the app you’re talking about?
Kind regards,
Sadam Mohammed Ahmed
Assistive technology
I don’t know if there is anything there, but try going to www.applevis.com
http://www.applevis.com/ and doing a search for word processors for the mac.
Currently, I am doing ok with pages, but some things could be simpler to
handle. Thanks and HTH
On Apr 11, 2015, at 10:23 PM, sadam Ahmed
Hi Joanne,
Thanks for the suggestion of using Libre Office.
As far as using Windows I do have a bootcamped version of Win 7 but would
rather use Mac OS X to get the job done.
Trying to make the switch 100%.
Again appreciate the info.
Kind regards,
Sadam Mohammed Ahmed
Assistive
Hi David,
I’ve heard good things about Nisus writer pro.
In the Australian Mac app Store I believe it’s AU$99.
Will give it a try.
Do have a copy of Microsoft Office 2013 which I fire up from time to time but
trying to use Mac OS X for my educational needs.
Kind regards,
Sadam
Nisus is a more expensive option than iText but Nisus Writer Pro is a
fully featured Voiceover Accessible Word Processor for the Mac which has
an interface which is more familiar to people used to Windows Word
processors like Word than Pages. . I must admit I have not done
extensive word
What about Libre Office as an option? I heard that Libre office suppose to be
fairly accessible with voiceover.
Personally i use pages, but i'll still use the pc laptop for any complex
formating.
Joanne Chua
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On 11 Apr 2015, at 21:23, David Griffith daj.griff...@gmail.com
What about Libre Office as an option? I heard that Libre office suppose to be
fairly accessible with voiceover.
Personally i use pages, but i'll still use the pc laptop for any complex
formating.
Joanne Chua
Send from my iPad
On 11 Apr 2015, at 21:23, David Griffith daj.griff...@gmail.com
Hi,
Have tried text edit. But found it a little too simple for my needs.
Kind regards,
Sadam Mohammed Ahmed
Assistive technology blog:
SadamAhmed.com
LinkedIn profile:
linkedin.com/profile/view?id=203Sent from my iPhone
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On 10 Apr 2015, at 5:45 am, Dionipher Presas Herrera
When I tried it a few months back I found Libre Office unusable for any
practical usage. I have removed it from my Mac. The Voiceover Support is
clunky and verbose in the extreme, even at lowest VO verbosity settings.
It is impossible to read beyond a paragraph at a time and that requires
a
My favorite full word processing app is Nisus Writer. Not free at all but very
thorough. You should be able to o anything you need with it. It’s not in the
App store so you’ll need to Google it.
On Apr 11, 2015, at 4:03 AM, Sadam Ahmed sadamahmed1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Have tried
did you try text edit?
On 09 Apr 2015, at 2:23 pm, sadam Ahmed sadamahmed1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I’m a fairly new member to the group so apologies if this question has
already been answered.
I routinely need to compose somewhat complex documents and was looking for a
word
Hi all,
I’m a fairly new member to the group so apologies if this question has already
been answered.
I routinely need to compose somewhat complex documents and was looking for a
word processor that will allow me to insert headings and other foot notes.
I’ve played around with the current
There is a very good accessible document drafting app called scrivener. I don't
know where to get it but I'm sure you can Google scrivener and find it
somewhere.
It is a paid app, but there is a free trial and a very good tutorial That comes
with it
I don't do a lot of drafting, because the
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