On 11/2/24 11:15, Jessica Barr wrote:
It wouldn't hurt to contact whoever is in charge of distributing the eReader
and troubleshooting problems.
Also, be sure you are running the latest MacOS release, which at the
moment is 14.3.1. Check Apple's hardware compatibility list of supported
, 2024 09:01 PM
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Subject: attaching a Zoomax e-reader to a Mac as a braille display
I've been trying to get my Zoomax and my Mac to see each other. Once my Mac saw
it as another keyboard and several times my Mac complained that the disc hadn't
been ejected properly when I
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On 2/10/2024 6:01 PM, Lorie McCloud wrote:
I’ve been trying
I’ve been trying to get my Zoomax and my Mac to see each other. Once my Mac saw
it as another keyboard and several times my Mac complained that the disc hadn’t
been ejected properly when I disconnected them but never once was a braille
display detected in the vo utility.what might be going
what about usb?
> On Feb 9, 2024, at 5:35 PM, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
>
> Generally when one connects a USB braille device to the Mac it just auto
> detects much like JAWS and NVDA now do.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Jonathan Cohn
>
>
>
>> On Feb 9, 2024, at 5:17 PM, Lorie McCloud >
Generally when one connects a USB braille device to the Mac it just auto
detects much like JAWS and NVDA now do.
Best wishes,
Jonathan Cohn
> On Feb 9, 2024, at 5:17 PM, Lorie McCloud wrote:
>
> where are the options for this on a Mac? I’m looking in system settings in
>
ly first try going
> into voiceover and looking under braille. It’s been a while since I’ve
> connected a braille display that way, so I don’t remember exactly how it
> works. The other option would be to go into Bluetooth and try and pair it
> there. Sorry I can’t be more help.
&
I don’t know anything about that display. I would probably first try going into
voiceover and looking under braille. It’s been a while since I’ve connected a
braille display that way, so I don’t remember exactly how it works. The other
option would be to go into Bluetooth and try and pair
gt;
> Hi Lori,
>
> It could be invoice over, under braille settings. It could also be in
> Bluetooth. It depends on what braille display you were trying to connect. My
> suggestion would be that you look in the braille displays documentation and
> read the instructions for p
Hi Lori,
It could be invoice over, under braille settings. It could also be in
Bluetooth. It depends on what braille display you were trying to connect. My
suggestion would be that you look in the braille displays documentation and
read the instructions for pairing with a Mac.
Cheers,
Donna
where are the options for this on a Mac? I’m looking in system settings in
accessability but haven’t foundit wouldn’t be in voiceover would it?
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Hey Scott,
They have updated the manual, and I *think* that it talks about TalkBack now.
But I no longer have the device, so can’t confirm that.
And wow! What a cool new feature in iOS 17. I was unaware of it. And you’re
right, that does diminish the coolness factor of the dock a bit,
Hi Donna.
Unless they have very recently upddated the manual, the section on
Android talks about BrailleBack and how to set this up. The problem is
that, though the BrailleBack app is still available on some 3rd party
stores, it's not available on the Google Play Store. TalkBack as of
2022 has
Hi Scott,
I’m a little surprised Mike didn’t get back to you. He was extremely helpful
to me, and very responsive to my questions. Damian is less responsive it
seems, but since Mike is in charge of tech support, it wasn’t too much of a big
deal. But for what it’s worth, I sent quite a few
Nice review, Donna!
Part of why I have not published an article on this device is because Dream
Vision never responded to a couple of questions I had. One of them being
the lack of ability to connect to Android. I was hoping to get official
confirmation of this before throwing it into the
Guys,
Sorry for the OT post.I’m thinking of finding an affordable, possibly used,
small braille display to help me learn Portuguese by having language lessons
reenforced with braille along with speech. It’s a long story. I need hardware
that would connect easily to my 2021 M1 MacBook
Hi Sabahattin,
You’re welcome. The interface with the iPhone is definitely worth being
excited about. But I came to the conclusion that it didn’t offset the other
minuses, as you can tell. I find it strange and ironic that they designed this
display that is clearly intended to function in
n all their devices since the braillino came out several
>> years ago.
>> Its a very very clunky way of dealing with things.
>> Something to tell them maybe.
>> Bless.
>> /A
>>
>>> 5 jan. 2024 kl. 04:15 skrev 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
>>&g
Thank you for an excellent review, Donnah.
I guess unsurprisingly, the part that interests me most is thecombination of
iPhone and Activator, since that's clearly the dominant use case, but the
assembly sounds rather brittle and then the issue of newer USB-C iphones. I
won't be buying any time
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> Subject: My review after spending two weeks with the Activator braille display
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have just spent the last two weeks demoing the Activator braille display,
> and
>> dock while you did.
>>
>> For those of you in the US, the Helptech dealer here is Dream Vision, and
>> they are *fabulous to work with. The owner, Damian Pickering was great.
>> Their tech support is provided by Mike Tindall, who many of you may remember
:15 PM
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>> Subject: My review after spending two weeks with the Activator braille
>> display
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I have just spent the last two weeks demoing the Activator braille display,
>> and I thought I’d send my
Hi Angie,
Glad your “latest acquisition” is working out well.
Just to be clear, it works fine on windows 11 as a Braille display, it just
doesn’t work as a storage device. I plugged it into my husband’s PC, which is
running windows 10, and both as a display, and as external storage
Subject: My review after spending two weeks with the Activator braille display
Hi all,
I have just spent the last two weeks demoing the Activator braille display, and
I thought I’d send my review in case anyone is interested.
There is a lot to love about this display. Unfortunately, there were also
spent the last two weeks demoing the Activator braille display,
> and I thought I’d send my review in case anyone is interested.
>
> There is a lot to love about this display. Unfortunately, there were also
> some things not to love.
>
> The form factor is amazin
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> wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> I have just spent the last two weeks demoing the Activator braille display,
> and I thought I’d send my review in case anyone is interested.
>
> There is a lot to love about this display. Unfortunately, there were also
> some thi
e-
> From: 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
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> To: via MacVisionaries
> Subject: My review after spending two weeks with the Activator braille display
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have just spent the last two weeks demoing the Activator bra
most Android manufacturers do, I'm likely to
>> buy an iPhone again next time. However, I want to make that choice on its
>> merits when the need for a new device emerges. The apparently ongoing lack
>> of support by Android for the HID braille display standard, especially vi
good accessibility, and the policy of
> supporting devices longer than most Android manufacturers do, I'm likely to
> buy an iPhone again next time. However, I want to make that choice on its
> merits when the need for a new device emerges. The apparently ongoing lack of
> support
d manufacturers do, I'm likely to
> buy an iPhone again next time. However, I want to make that choice on its
> merits when the need for a new device emerges. The apparently ongoing lack of
> support by Android for the HID braille display standard, especially via
> Bluetooth, is ano
f support by Android for the HID braille display standard,
especially via Bluetooth, is another substantial reason against choosing
an Android option.
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> considerably iPhone-dependent, as it would then constrain my choice of future
> phone purchases for a number of years, effectively ruling out Android. At
> this point, I expect my next mobile device to be another iPhone, but I would
> much prefer to leave the
to
be considerably iPhone-dependent, as it would then constrain my choice
of future phone purchases for a number of years, effectively ruling out
Android. At this point, I expect my next mobile device to be another
iPhone, but I would much prefer to leave the options open.
I want my braille display fully
Hi Jason,
Well, I’m glad my review affirmed your decision. :). Honestly, I very nearly
purchased it. I loved reading with ATC. I’ve gotten just enough arthritis in
my hands that I was quite happy not having to scroll, and ATC is preferable I
think to auto-scroll because it moves when you
On 5/1/24 14:23, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries wrote:
It’s a pretty nifty device. It’s just young, and it’s therefore
having some growing pains, some of which are the direct result of
things that Apple and Microsoft have done. It wouldn’t surprise me at
all if I own one some day.
Thank
hing more powerful so it makes a lot of sense!
>
>> On Jan 4, 2024, at 10:15 PM, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I have just spent the last two weeks demoing the Activator braille display,
>> and I thought I’d sen
!
> On Jan 4, 2024, at 10:15 PM, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have just spent the last two weeks demoing the Activator braille display,
> and I thought I’d send my review in case anyone is interested.
>
> There is a lot to love about t
gt; Thank you ever so much for posting.
>
> Mark
>
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> Subject: My review after spending two weeks with the Activator braille display
braille display
Hi all,
I have just spent the last two weeks demoing the Activator braille display, and
I thought I’d send my review in case anyone is interested.
There is a lot to love about this display. Unfortunately, there were also some
things not to love.
The form factor is amazingly
Hi all,
I have just spent the last two weeks demoing the Activator braille display, and
I thought I’d send my review in case anyone is interested.
There is a lot to love about this display. Unfortunately, there were also some
things not to love.
The form factor is amazingly streamline
2023, at 14:47, 'Jason J.G. White' via MacVisionaries
>>> mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 7/12/23 18:34, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries wrote:
>>>> Just wondered if anyone has
krev M. Taylor :
>
> Hello Donna,
>
> I have never heard of the Braille Activator device. How much does it costs?
> And why are you considering it over other Braille displays?
>
> Last week, I purchased a Focus 40 Blue, 5th Generation, Braille display from
> Freedom Scien
lieve they wouldn’t plan for the migration to USB-C.
>> If they don’t, the activator will have one of the shortest shelf lives of
>> any braille display I’ve ever seen.
>
> The European Union rules that influenced Apple's move to USB-C connectors on
> iPhones have been in place fo
On 8/12/23 12:23, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries wrote:
but I kind of can’t believe they wouldn’t plan for the migration to
USB-C. If they don’t, the activator will have one of the shortest
shelf lives of any braille display I’ve ever seen.
The European Union rules that influenced
a MacVisionaries
>> mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> On 7/12/23 18:34, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries wrote:
>>> Just wondered if anyone has had a chance to use the Activator braille
>>> display from
Sent: Friday, December 8, 2023 1:40 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Anyone have any experience with the activator braille display
Hi Mark,
Well, I’ll get the bad news out of the way first. It costs $6400. Now, why am
I considering it? First, it has a dock that connects
sts?
> And why are you considering it over other Braille displays?
>
> Last week, I purchased a Focus 40 Blue, 5th Generation, Braille display from
> Freedom Scientific for approximately $4,000. It is an absolutely stunning
> device, and I am delighted to have it.
Hello Donna,
I have never heard of the Braille Activator device. How much does it costs?
And why are you considering it over other Braille displays?
Last week, I purchased a Focus 40 Blue, 5th Generation, Braille display from
Freedom Scientific for approximately $4,000. It is an absolutely
for the migration to USB-C. If they don’t, the activator will have one of the shortest shelf lives of any braille display I’ve ever seen. The connectivity to the iPhone is one of their primary marketing focuses, so I can’t believe they don’t have some plan in place for that. But I will definitely want to know
ople thought of that part of
>said podcast.
I was interested as I’d liked their stuff in the past and my dream has always
been to have a braille display with QWERTY. It would take me longer to raise
that kind of money than for the Mantis, so the Mantis, after my thoughts on the
USBc thing,
he best
> Angie
>
>> On 8 Dec 2023, at 14:47, 'Jason J.G. White' via MacVisionaries
>> mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> On 7/12/23 18:34, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries wrote:
>>> Just wondered
. I too
recommend hearing the podcast mentioned.
All the best
Angie
> On 8 Dec 2023, at 14:47, 'Jason J.G. White' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
>
>
> On 7/12/23 18:34, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries wrote:
>> Just wondered if anyone has had a chance to use the Activ
2/23 18:34, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries wrote:
>> Just wondered if anyone has had a chance to use the Activator braille
>> display from Helptech--formerly HandyTech?
> No, but I've used one of their older displays briefly in a technology
> demonstration. The finger
On 7/12/23 18:34, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries wrote:
Just wondered if anyone has had a chance to use the Activator braille display
from Helptech--formerly HandyTech?
No, but I've used one of their older displays briefly in a technology
demonstration. The finger detection mechanism
Yeah, exactly! I mean, it’s true that on the Mantis you can set it in braille
keyboard mode, and type Perkins style. But for me that isn’t the same. I’ve
also always wanted a braille display where I could just mount the iPhone on it,
and use it as one device. It’s just a LOT of money
ered if anyone has had a chance to use the Activator braille display
> from Helptech--formerly HandyTech? I’ve heard really good things about their
> displays, and this one sounds very cool, but, like all their products, it’s
> super expensive, so I’m being very cautious as I consider
Hi all,
Just wondered if anyone has had a chance to use the Activator braille display
from Helptech--formerly HandyTech? I’ve heard really good things about their
displays, and this one sounds very cool, but, like all their products, it’s
super expensive, so I’m being very cautious as I
.
/A
> 3 dec. 2023 kl. 14:17 skrev M. Taylor :
>
> Hello All,
>
> I tried searching the archives but cannot seem to locate any recent threads
> on the following question:
>
> A couple of days ago I purchased a new Focus 40 Blue 5th Gen braille Display
> fro
Hello All,
I tried searching the archives but cannot seem to locate any recent threads
on the following question:
A couple of days ago I purchased a new Focus 40 Blue 5th Gen braille Display
from Freedom Scientific. What a marvelous device. It works like a champ on
both the latest version
On 22/11/23 20:13, Jessica Barr wrote:
Wow, it's amazing that that display has lasted so long with such minimal
repair! I've heard good things about the quality of displays made by
Baum/VisioBraille, but I've never had the opportunity to try one out.
It has had the battery replaced twice,
ovember 22, 2023 07:01 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com;Jessica Barr
Subject: Re: Need a new Braille display
On 22/11/23 17:58, Jessica Barr wrote:
> The Brailliant is quite a bit more expensive, but I think it's a great
> product.
I've had good luck with the first two display
On 22/11/23 17:58, Jessica Barr wrote:
The Brailliant is quite a bit more expensive, but I think it's a great product.
I've had good luck with the first two displays from Baum (now
VisioBraille) that I have owned. The third display is too new to comment
on with respect to durability, but
is quite a bit more
expensive, but I think it's a great product.
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From: joseph hodge
Date: Wednesday, November 22, 2023 05:09 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Need a new Braille display
I do want to state that you were testing them for beta so something
matic. I have heard that the refresh rate and the noise of the Orbit
> Reader 40 are about the same as the 20 and 20 Plus.
>
> - Original Message -
> From: Simon Cavendish
> Date: Wednesday, November 22, 2023 01:20 PM
> To: "'E.T.' via MacVisionaries"
>
22, 2023 01:20 PM
To: "'E.T.' via MacVisionaries"
Subject: Re: Need a new Braille display
Yes, I'm considering the Orbit 40. I'm hoping some people on the list may have
this display and might share their opinion on it.
Simon
> On 22 Nov 2023, at 17:52, Yolanda Thompson wrote:
> On 11/22/23, Simon Cavendish wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I’d like your suggestions for a new Braille display at a lower price end on
>> the market. My Focus 40 blue has died and I need a 32 cell or 40 cell
>> Braille display with no bells and whistles. Any comme
Have you looked at the Orbit 40? It is the least expensive display I
am aware of.
On 11/22/23, Simon Cavendish wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I’d like your suggestions for a new Braille display at a lower price end on
> the market. My Focus 40 blue has died and I need a 32 cell or 40 cell
>
Hi,
I’d like your suggestions for a new Braille display at a lower price end on the
market. My Focus 40 blue has died and I need a 32 cell or 40 cell Braille
display with no bells and whistles. Any comments on the Orbit Braille display,
which seems to be more affordable at present?
Many
Hi all,
I have obtained permission from Mark to post the following info to the list:
I am putting my Mantis Q40 Braille display up for sale. For those who don’t
know, it is a forty-cell display with a qwerty keyboard. I really like the
device, and highly recommend it to anyone who
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Pairing/Connecting Braille Display to Mac Book Air.
Hi Eileen,
Yes you should be able to have more than one Braille display in your list that
you can switch back and fourth to. I’ve got three on my phone, running iOS 16.
As for Brailling
Hi Eileen,
Yes you should be able to have more than one Braille display in your list that
you can switch back and fourth to. I’ve got three on my phone, running iOS 16.
As for Brailling lowercase, go to Voiceover Settings > Braille, and look at
Braille Input. I’ll bet it’ll say 6
Thanks, as I just mentioned in a different message I had to remove a previously
associated braille display that I no longer use in order to connect my
brailliant 40 via Bluetooth.
Eileen
From: 'Jason J.G. White' via MacVisionaries
Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2023 10:25 AM
Hi,
Thanks, I was able to connect. Only issue was that I had to remove a different
braille display that had been paired that I no longer use in order to allow the
Brailliant 40 to connect via Bluetooth. Is it possible to have more than one
braille display listed as a Bluetooth device? One
Hello, I'd also recommend powering down and restarting the braille display itself, so it is disconnected from your Bookpro. It can still be paired for connection, but just making sure the display is not waiting for the Bookpro to connect, while your Bookair is attempting to locate and pair
Bluetooth braille. I hope this helps. I have had to do this myself personally. I went from an old Intel MacBook Pro, to a new M2 MacBook Pro. The only issues I am having unfortunately is I can’t get my braille display to play along when using a virtual windows machine. But I have had good comments
VoiceOver Utility -> Braille -> Displays tab -> Add button to add a Bluetooth
braille display.
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Date: Saturday, September 23, 2023 at 10:19
To: Macvisionaries
Subject: Pairing/Connecting Braille Display to Mac Book Air.
Hi All,
I have
Hi All,
I have a display that is already connected to my older MacBook Pro. Now, I
want to connect it to a Mac Book Air running most recent version of OS. I
cannot remember where I need to go to get this pairing done. I looked under
VO utilities and was unable to locate Braille
kl. 15:21 skrev 'Andrew Lamanche' via MacVisionaries
> :
>
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to read books with a refreshable Braille display in Dolphin
> Easy Reader app on the mac? I can’t find a way of doing so.
>
> Andrew
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Hi,
Is it possible to read books with a refreshable Braille display in Dolphin Easy
Reader app on the mac? I can’t find a way of doing so.
Andrew
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I totally agree with you.
Its strange that braille displays and embossers should be that expensive.
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> 26 apr. 2023 kl. 15:18 skrev lenron brown :
>
> braille display prices still drive me nuts. Got the mantis here and
> was surprised the thing didn't come with the leather
Hello,
If one is in the United States then there is also e-readers from
National Library service which could act as a braille display with
VoiceOver. One may have to get onto a waiting list for it.
On 4/25/23, 'Andrew Lamanche' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My Brailliant bi 32
> Would you mind giving me some recommendations on an affordable Braille
> display that plays nicely with voiceover?
>
> Many thanks
>
> Andrew
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> If you have an
do agree, a case would have been a
good thing. Though I think APH was trying to keep the price down, and also
that their primary market was school systems, so perhaps they thought it
wouldn’t be necessary.
Donna
Donna
On Apr 26, 2023, at 8:18 AM, lenron brown wrote:
braille display prices
ps they
>> thought it wouldn’t be necessary.
>> Donna
>> Donna
>>
>>> On Apr 26, 2023, at 8:18 AM, lenron brown wrote:
>>>
>>> braille display prices still drive me nuts. Got the mantis here and
>>> was surprised the thing didn't come with the le
was trying to keep the price
> down, and also that their primary market was school systems, so perhaps they
> thought it wouldn’t be necessary.
> Donna
> Donna
>
>> On Apr 26, 2023, at 8:18 AM, lenron brown wrote:
>>
>> braille display prices still drive me nuts.
they thought it
wouldn’t be necessary.
Donna
Donna
> On Apr 26, 2023, at 8:18 AM, lenron brown wrote:
>
> braille display prices still drive me nuts. Got the mantis here and
> was surprised the thing didn't come with the leather case you can
> close. The brailliant bi 40x is a
braille display prices still drive me nuts. Got the mantis here and
was surprised the thing didn't come with the leather case you can
close. The brailliant bi 40x is also pretty nice, but it seems to have
issues with the bluetooth staying connected sometimes.
On 4/26/23, 'Donna Goodin' via
Andrew,
One comment about the mantis. I bought one expecting it would be my only
braille display, and ended up buying another one. I found that the placement
of the thumb keys on the Mantis causes my hands to cramp. I couldn’t read on
it for more than about five minutes before my hands
keyboard 40 cell
option but is 2895 dollars at this time.
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From: 'Andrew Lamanche' via MacVisionaries
Date: Wednesday, April 26, 2023 02:13 AM
To: "'E.T.' via MacVisionaries"
Subject: Affordable Braille display that works with voiceover
Hi,
My Braillia
Hi,
My Brailliant bi 32 I bought second-hand years ago appears to have died. Would
you mind giving me some recommendations on an affordable Braille display that
plays nicely with voiceover?
Many thanks
Andrew
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Hi,
I was trying to sign into Kindle on my IPhone SE 2nd generation using
Smart Beetle refreshable Braille display. I navigated to the edit
fields but no text would be entered in
anche' via MacVisionaries wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I was trying to sign into Kindle on my IPhone SE 2nd generation using Smart
>> Beetle refreshable Braille display. I navigated to the edit fields but no
>> text would be entered into the field apart from the @ sign. Is there
isionaries wrote:
Hi,
I was trying to sign into Kindle on my IPhone SE 2nd generation using Smart
Beetle refreshable Braille display. I navigated to the edit fields but no text
would be entered into the field apart from the @ sign. Is there something
specific I must do in order to enter text usi
Hi,
I was trying to sign into Kindle on my IPhone SE 2nd generation using Smart
Beetle refreshable Braille display. I navigated to the edit fields but no text
would be entered into the field apart from the @ sign. Is there something
specific I must do in order to enter text using Braille
led even for the Mac, has the
>>> option to save to a local file, or email the file, I can, after choosing
>>> this command and saving the file to what I wish, say eastofe.txt
>>> You can choose whatever file name works for you, using .txt as the
>>> extension.
the file, I can, after choosing this
command and saving the file to what I wish, say eastofe.txt
You can choose whatever file name works for you, using .txt as the extension.
What happens next though depends on how you read regular text files with your
braille display.
I suppose? in theory you could
I’ve written to Winston chen but he’s not responded yet. He says he’s no
Braille display which begs a question how he can properly make Braille access
possible if he doesn’t bother about Braille displays.
Andrew
> On 22 Jun 2022, at 18:08, Anders Holmberg wrote:
>
> Hi!
> I th
such things properly translating Swedish to English
directly from my head.
/A
> 22 juni 2022 kl. 07:20 skrev 'Andrew Lamanche' via MacVisionaries
> :
>
> Yes, I have finally found the area and i was able to read the text with the
> Braille display but as soon as I move away
; You can choose whatever file name works for you, using .txt as the extension.
> What happens next though depends on how you read regular text files with your
> braille display.
> I suppose? in theory you could even read in your browser if desired.
> For the record, as shared, t
email the file, I can, after choosing this
> command and saving the file to what I wish, say eastofe.txt
> You can choose whatever file name works for you, using .txt as the extension.
> What happens next though depends on how you read regular text files with your
> braille dis
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