Sadly I know of other cross-platform initiatives which are not being
worked for the iPhone for similar reasons. Hence my original question
about how you were addressing the ULA. I was kind of hoping you have
found a loop hole :)
CB
Alex Jurgensen wrote:
Hi,
Sadly,
It is my painful duty
I had problems a few years back with my Panasonic cordless phone
interrupting my DLink wireless router. Later I switched to a newer model
phone that has spread spectrum frequency hopping and all my problems
went away. Maybe the time capsule has an equivalent feature? Here is an
article about
They didn't mention anything in the presentation and you would have to
be part of the developer program to get your hands on the actual API
documentation to hunt for VO. If you were in the dev program then you
probably would have NDA restrictions keeping you from sharing what is in
there.
or much memory.
HTH,
Everett
On 20-Mar-09, at 2:28 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
They didn't mention anything in the presentation and you would have to
be part of the developer program to get your hands on the actual API
documentation to hunt for VO. If you were in the dev program then you
Hmm. I tried it with AIM 6 running on XP and Adium on my mac. I was able
to transfer an 80MB file in about 10 seconds. This would seems to imply
that the bottleneck is not the programs and protocols. I suspect it's
the internet connection. Most of them are Asymmetrical with a lot more
of this, time and time again.
Dan
key...@comcast.net
On Mar 21, 2009, at 12:53 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
I haven't tried it but I would think that once your system is
restored you should be able to pull up Time Machine and revert back
to a previous point in time. In other words
:
dude, I went to that presentation too!!! very, very interesting!!! I
can't wait til this becomes available!
On 24-Mar-09, at 11:06 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
Well, since we're already somewhat off topic, one of the most amazing
presentations I went to at CSUN was a product called
I'm certainly guilty of being off topic and worthy of the ban. At the
same time I'd like to think some lenience for off topic posts which have
broad appeal to this list's readership has some positive benefit to the
community. For myself this is one of the few public mailing list I
subscribe
My understanding is that if the developer uses standard user interface
widgets then those expose accessibility information to VO (more or less)
automatically. That implies that Microsoft has implemented their own
custom controls for Office but did not implement the communication to
the Apple
Might I suggest broadening the topic to include iPod/iPhone/Apple
related stuff as well? Someday I hope we'll have lots to talk about
related to the iPhone but in the meantime the iPod is a common topic on
the list although not exactly VO related.
CB
Cara Quinn wrote:
Hey Tom; Welcome to
I'm on 10.5 with the non-beta Safari and the link chooser list came up
fine for me. It did take a bit to get around. Probably because the page
is 890K, which is rather huge.
CB
Dan Eickmeier wrote:
I'm using the Safari 4 beta, and it worked fine here.
Although the weird thing was, VO said
This one slipped past me. Apparently there was a point release at the
end of January. Poking through the bug notes I didn't see anything Mac
or VoiceOver related. Anyone else find any improvements? I just
downloaded it and added a table to a Writer document using Command-F12.
the resulting
I found these instructions which might be helpful:
http://www.macinstruct.com/node/130
The drive is a standard 2.5 SATA drive. Here are a few starting at $48
for an 80GB up to about $100 for a 500GB.
http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/hard-drives/2.5-Notebook/
CB
George Zaynoun wrote:
Hi
- Original Message -
From: Chris Blouch cblo...@aol.com
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 9:56 AM
Subject: Re: Hard Drive Access.
I found these instructions which might be helpful:
http://www.macinstruct.com/node/130
The drive is a standard 2.5 SATA
That link didn't work for me. I think it was supposed to be
http://www.zoho.com/
That said, the first thing I hit was an image captcha with no audio
alternative. Once you're past that the actual web app says it's best
used with IE6 or FireFox 2. I couldn't do much of anything in Safari
with
The main thing I'm looking for in an ARIA enabled browser is support for
live regions. This is where a spot on the page is set up such that any
changes to that spot are automatically announced. This is a great way to
implement web-based chat, stock tickers and other real-time data feeds.
I wonder how accessible the Apple II emulators are such as Virtual II,
OSX II or KEGS
http://www.xs4all.nl/~gp/VirtualII/
http://kegs.sourceforge.net/
http://www.intergalactic.de/pages/OSXII.html
CB
erik burggraaf wrote:
Hi, have you considdered porting eamon to the mac? No one seems to
If something was happening, a Google search on
adobe flash apple voiceover
would actually give some relevant results.
CB
Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis wrote:
On 19/4/09 22:34, Alex Jurgensen wrote:
If we could make GNash accessible on the Mac, it is an implimentation
of Flash that we can
Lots of previous discussion about this can be found here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/search?q=zmachinel=discuss%40macvisionaries.com
but the short answer is yes.
CB
Jonathan Chacón wrote:
Hello
is there any zMachine interpreter compatible with voiceOver?
thanks and regards
Wouldn't signing up for an aol mail account give you AIM? If so, I think
their web mail sign up process is pretty accessible. It does have a
captcha but there is an audio alternative.
CB
Mark Baxter wrote:
Are you wanting to get a new screen name and password for AIM or
GOogle or
I believe this is because the Mac tries to detect what kind of display
is attached at power-up. With none attached it shuts down the video
display and weird stuff starts to happen. With the DVI to VGA adapter
the Mac can still tell when there is no VGA display attached because VGA
also has
Are you sure the files are ok? I play MIDI files all the time with the
Quicktime player, although I haven't tried it recently.
CB
gene richburg wrote:
Hi guys I was wondering if anyone would happen to know why I am unable to
play midi files on my ibook? They open with quick time but it
I would think not since any notebook always has a screen attached,
unless some calamity has severed the screen from your poor laptop's
body. Then you probably have other issues anyway :)
CB
gene richburg wrote:
Hi Guys, this doesn't apply to the ibook as well does it? I'm just
wondering
Anyone try it yet? Any improvements with VO support? Mine is downloading
right now. I couldn't find any mentions one way or the other in their
included docs or on the web.
CB
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To answer my own question, I didn't notice much difference. Navigation
of a table I created in writer still didn't announce what cell I was in
as I tabbed around.
CB
Chris Blouch wrote:
Anyone try it yet? Any improvements with VO support? Mine is downloading
right now. I couldn't find any
wrote:
Chris,
How's the accessibility of the word processor in Open Office? Is it
any better than Writer?
Thanks,
Eliza
On May 8, 2009, at 3:05 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
To answer my own question, I didn't notice much difference. Navigation
of a table I created in writer
I thought you just did command-shift-b to buy?
CB
Scott Howell wrote:
Yep, you need to do VO-keys+shift+m to bring up the context menu. Once
you click on buy for the track, it's placed in your shopping cart and/
or if you want an entire album, interact with the iTunes html area and
released with Accessibility Enhancements
Chris Blouch
Thu, 09 Oct 2008 13:01:07 -0700
Just found out about a third way. Friend of a friend works in Apple's
accessibility team who said you can just do Command-Shift-B to buy the
track which is currently highlighted or Control-Shift-B if you're
in this document?
CB
John Panarese wrote:
I think the problem occurs when one opens existing documents that
were not created in Open Office. At least, this has been my experience.
Take Care
John Panarese
On May 11, 2009, at 2:26 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
Hmm. So I created
a problem is if tables are included in the document, such as the
invoice template I use from MS Word. With everything else, it now
seems as if you can highlight large chunks of text.
Take Care
John Panarese
On May 11, 2009, at 3:26 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
Hmm, I tried
That was true in the OS9 days but today memory is dynamically allocated
to each app as it requests it. If the app requests more memory than is
available then the OS will swap out to disk areas of memory that haven't
been used in a while (called virtual memory). This process is relatively
slow
Ditto. This might be a non-trivial process. DVDs are usually playing
MPEG2 format video and AVI is a Microsoft Video for Windows format which
they came out with in 1992. It is just a container which can hold mpeg2
and other content types but DVDs are not typically formatted that way.
DVDs in
Most of the speed test things I've found were Flash based and
inaccessible. A brute force way to do it would be to download a
reasonably large file from a known fast service and time it. One
possibility is downloading the AOL Mac installer from here:
It took me a couple tries as well. I was doing other things while it
downloaded so I finally just left it alone and only then did it download
the whole update correctly.
CB
louie wrote:
Hi all,
I had to download the new OS three times before I got a good copy. I
can't tell that any thing
This would seem to be counter-intuitive since re-compressing a
compressed file always makes the quality worse. AFAIK iPhoto just stores
the images as they come from the camera, which should just be JPEG.
Exceptions might be if the camera uses something other than JPEG file
format. Some pro
As I had mentioned in the past, the non-S model of iPhone didn't have
enough power to do real text to speech so I was kinda hoping we'd have
VO with the newly released model. That also means we won't have this
migrating to iPods and such anytime soon. Hope it works well in the real
world.
CB
I believe this was due to the 2 year contract that would have to be
broken. There has been some discussion about this in other forums. So if
you've got most of a two year contract on your current phone and want to
break it to get an iPhone it's going to cost you. This is probably an
ATT thing
Anyone ever use one of these free OCR sites? I played with this one and
it seemed to do a reasonable job:
http://www.free-ocr.com/
You just upload a bitmap scan and it spits back the results. Some
minimal limitations such as single pages and 10 pages per hour but the
site worked ok with VO.
I guess what I heard was that Apple in the early days was shopping
around their early prototypes and demos to different phone companies.
Unlike most phone vendors they wanted no meddling from the carrier and
would simply deliver their device 'as is'. That wasn't (isn't) the way
it was done but
In the past there have been upgrade CDs that check for an existing
installation on the hard drive. I suspect they will do something like that.
CB
Sean Tikkun wrote:
The 'low price' really isn't that low. iWork is $40, iLife is $40 and
the last couple upgrades have been $80 I think. Just
The 5 year GSM deal came from this May 2007 article in USA Today:
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/wireless/2007-05-21-att-iphone_N.htm
In particular:
ATT has exclusive U.S. distribution rights for five years — an
eternity in the go-go cellphone world. And Apple is barred for that time
from
I believe it's only the 3Gs that will have voiceover and the accessible
touch screen navigation. Probably not enough memory/cpu in the older
units to pull this off.
CB
David Hole wrote:
Hello folks.
A short question here.
Does anyone of you know if the iPod Touche can use iPhone 3.0
From my old BBS days, here's how a null modem works. Say you had two
telephones called up to two other people. If you wanted to you could put
the two handsets together and the two people could talk with each other.
Of course you would have to flip one phone around so the ear piece went
to the
The original Apple IIs (before the IIgs) had their own DOS but it was
something Apple wrote from scratch and not a clone of CP/M or MS DOS. It
had the usual commands to catalog the contents of a disk or execute a
program. It was, like many things on the II, very small fast and
efficient but
. I wonder what happens whenever the next one comes out,
install leopard, then Snow Leopard, then whatever?
- Original Message -
*From:* Chris Blouch mailto:cblo...@aol.com
*To:* macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
*Sent
While we're geezing about Apple IIs, I remember there was a shift-key
mod for the II+ where you would jumper the shift key to one of the game
controller buttons since it didn't really work otherwise when you did
the lower case text chip mod.
Beagle Bros had a little program that would
, and the original post from Chris Blouch was back in
October. Now when I use Command-Shift-B in iTunes I hear Send file
to
Bluetooth Device. So I toggled VoiceOver off, issued the same
command, toggled it on again, and got the dialog window for
proceeding
with the purchase. (You may have to use VO-F2 twice
Cara and the mod crew hunt me down, Lol. Take
care and thanks again for listening. Talk to you soon.
-Original Message-
From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
[mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Chris Blouch
Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2009 3:05 PM
To: macvisionaries
, which was lightyears better, and included directories, copy
commands, and more. Excellent times.
I still have my Apple iiGS, and it still works pretty well.
On Jun 18, 2009, at 12:34 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
The original Apple IIs (before the IIgs) had their own DOS
/06/2009, Chris Blouch cblo...@aol.com wrote:
I remember playing with ProDOS a bit. It was very nice but came a bit
late in the golden era of the Apple II. The IIgs made extensive use of
it though because it could handle much larger volumes and had read
directories etc. My IIgs has a huge 5MB
So I'm listening to this and it appears to be some kids program.
CB
Kevin Reeves wrote:
Hey folks. Not sure if this was posted here or not, but there will be
a live demonstration of the iPhone given by Brandon Hicks today at 5
eastern. The show will be streamed in OGG, so you'll need to
Maybe there is a multitouch USB trackpad that would be supported.
CB
Dean Wilcox wrote:
I'm mainly asking because afterreading the new features list in Snow
Leopard the trackpad jestures with VO seem to be quite a big step in
possibly speeding up a few commands. I wonder if desktop users
The live broadcast of the iphone 3gs was in ogg format and the
recommended this plugin for QT
http://www.xiph.org/quicktime/download.html
which worked just fine. From checking around it also adds support for
ogg in iTunes. Just download the file and then copy the plugin to
litterly means tap with two
fingers and there is a oh rhythm to it if you will. All and all it
really sounds impressive and I can't wait to get my grubby hands on
one. :)
On Jun 25, 2009, at 11:19 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
My manager and I went over to the ATT store yesterday to play
*From:* macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
[mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com] *On Behalf Of *Chris Blouch
*Sent:* Thursday, June 25, 2009 11:19 AM
*To:* macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
*Subject:* Re: IPhone Wows
My
Two possibilities. Do you have any automated tasks like TimeMachine
running? That can kick up the fans while it's backing up. Also. my wife
sometimes likes to set her MacBook on the couch when she's using it
which sinks in a little bit. The insulating attribute of the couch
surface plus the
While I also like Subetha edit, TextEdit should work fine. You'll just
need to change the format in preferences to Plain Text instead of Rich
Text, which should show all the HTML.
CB
Mike wrote:
Hi List:
Anyone of an accessible HTML Editor for the Mac?
I have taken on a web master project
Sorry. The text to speech and gesture recognition require faster
hardware which is currently only in the iPhone 3GS. Many expect a
similar bump to the iPod touch this fall which implies the accessibility
software will then work there as well.
CB
Jane Jordan (Gmail) wrote:
That reminds me of
Flash works fine but is not accessible in Mac browsers. It has some
accessibility on Windows with Jaws (dunno about WindowEyes) but even
then it has to have been coded with labeled buttons and such. HTML5
supports a new video tag which should be accessible but I haven't tried
that out. What I
the site and click on the watch video and tell me what
they think. Still needs some tweeking i believe. Thanks, Max
On Jul 2, 2009, at 10:00 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
Flash works fine but is not accessible in Mac browsers. It has some
accessibility on Windows with Jaws (dunno about
about mp4 as if it wouldn't play in
quicktime. Got any suggestions for how i create a download link to go
with the streaming one? Thanks again, Max
On Jul 2, 2009, at 10:14 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
Quicktime can play mp4 files just fine. The example I gave below is
from a working site
as if it wouldn't play in
quicktime. Got any suggestions for how i create a download link to
go with the streaming one? Thanks again, Max
On Jul 2, 2009, at 10:14 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
Quicktime can play mp4 files just fine. The example I gave below is
from a working site with mp4 video embedded
,
On 2-Jul-09, at 9:12 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
With the current QuickTime it works fine in Windows. I was using QT
mainly because I needed to put captions in the video and html
controls on the page. I also wanted to use mp4 for it's smaller
size/higher quality. My sample code links in a SMIL file
soon,
am a one man band and i'm getting behind on other work for my site
trying to get this right. Thanks again, Max
On Jul 2, 2009, at 10:00 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
Flash works fine but is not accessible in Mac browsers. It has some
accessibility on Windows with Jaws (dunno about
be cleaner?
CB
James Nash wrote:
Hi Chris,
The only downside to using Safari is that it seems that you cannot
install Firefox plugins due to the open source nature of FF. However,
perhaps this has changed in the past year.
- Original Message -
*From:* Chris Blouch
the
backlight yes?
- Original Message -
*From:* Chris Blouch mailto:cblo...@aol.com
*To:* macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
*Sent:* Tuesday, July 07, 2009 8:03 PM
*Subject:* Re: Turning off MacBook screens?
As has been
a plugin in there, but I'm not sure if I would call that
supporting plugins. Or are you saying there is some native plugin
support for Safari? If there is, can you link to an example?
CB
Alex Jurgensen wrote:
Hi,
They do have plugins.
Regards,
Alex,
On 7-Jul-09, at 1:43 PM, Chris Blouch
The only time I've ever had a problem with lightening on my Mac was
through the Ethernet connection. It blew the built-in Ethernet
connection on my old G4 Mac. Luckily I was able to install a PCI
Ethernet card and just stop using the built in connector. That was
probably about 5 years ago and
For portable preferences, I found the instructions here:
http://www.apple.com/accessibility/voiceover/
Pasted from the site:
Your preferences — to go
Once you’ve customized your own Mac, you can take all your VoiceOver
settings with you on the road. To do so, connect a USB flash drive to
I think this highlights the elegance of Apple's solution. A screen
bitmap can not only represent any kind of data anywhere but also make
virtual controls. On desktop GUIs there was a mouse to map a virtual
finger tip into the simulated world of buttons and controls. On the
iPhone this layer is
Can you be more specific in what you want to do? If it's just stereo
audio in and out then you already have that built in. Most modern macs
have dual purpose connectors which do both analog and digital optical
from the same hole. Beyond that you might need outboard gear to do, say,
8 channel
AOL Radio seems to use 128kbps MP3 for broadband so maybe that's a lower
bitrate and breaks up less than XM. It could also be that AOL's content
distribution network has a node closer to you than XM so there would be
less network hops and less latency.
You should probably poke through the mail archives as this comes up
often. I like a free one called Audio Recorder which is fully VO
accessible except for the initial license screen the first time you run it.
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/17392
It records direct to your
I haven't tried this but it sounds promising and works for more than
just Eudora.
http://homepage.mac.com/aamann/Eudora_Mailbox_Cleaner.html
CB
Jonathan C. Cohn wrote:
If these are coming from a Microsoft box, I suggest you use Plaxo as
an itermediary. You can load them into Plaxo on their
As far as #1 (multitasking) goes it's kind of splitting hairs to argue
whether the phone has 'true' multitasking or not. For the sake of
battery life and CPU load Apple made an architectural limitation of only
one app running at any one time. For 99% of use cases this was fine
because the
Sounds like security by obscurity. The media folks don't want to hear
that the audio version of their book is being distributed via the
popular portable and unencumbered mp3 format which can be copied and
used on nearly any device. They would rather hear that the file is in
the obscure quijibo
Agreed. My hair splitting was just that from a user perspective I really
could care less if the app is executing in the background or not. Sure
there are a few exceptions where the lack of background execution is a
problem but for everything else it just doesn't matter. It's not like
I'm
Is there a link to the flac files someplace? Are you sure they are good?
CB
Mark Baxter wrote:
Indeed, I do have both components there, and I have restarted the
whole machine. No joy
Mark BurningHawk
Skype and Twitter: BurningHawk1969
MSN: burninghawk1...@hotmail.com
My home page:
Burnard wrote:
Hi. Adding the import component did allow me to open flac files in
quicktime player. However, it did not allow me to open them in
itunes? Is there another way to accomplish that?
Darcy
On 15-Jul-09, at 3:24 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
The XiphQT only gives flac playback
They are broadcasting it using the Windows Media Player which I can't
seem to access via VoiceOver in Safari. Poking through their HTML, the
actual URL of the content is
http://anon.nasa-global.edgesuite.net/anon.nasa-global/Apollo-Mission-Audio-Stream.asx
which I was able to open in
Umm, I think they made the option to pay a bit more and get a DRM-free
version. What they call the 'Plus' version. So for USD$.99 you get DRM
and for $1.29 you get DRM free. Of course media owners had the option of
also going USD$.69 per track for 'back catalog' stuff but of course tose
are
Ahh, I misunderstood the announcement. I thought it was premium pricing
just to get DRM free. So the Plus version is higher bitrate in adition
to the DRM free. Good to know and, well, what took them so long smile
CB
Buddy Brannan wrote:
On Jul 16, 2009, at 1:49 PM, Chris Blouch wrote
Its an age old debate. Generally Macs are pretty close in price to PCs
with similar hardware options. The trick is Apple doesn't sell stripped
down low end hardware or 101 combinations of various options. So the
common complaint folks have is when they try to compare to some bargain
basement
You can also lock the voiceover keys on with VO and semicolon. Then you
don't have to hold down control and option while doing voiceover commands.
CB
william lomas wrote:
you have to use control option and arrow keys, to navigate around
On 17 Jul 2009, at 14:31, a radix wrote:
Hello
Luckily used Mac hardware seems to hold up well and a MacMini works just
as well as any laptop if you don't need portability. Only snag is that
upcoming OS upgrades will be Intel only which means older non-intel
hardware will be forever limited to Leopard. Of course the intel
conversion
To clarify on a couple of your questions:
2.
Networking stuff is pretty standardized now days so your Mac will play
well on most any wireless or wired network.
3.
Some printers and scanners are well supported and some are not. Depends
on the model.
4.
Yes, Voiceover can be activated after
That's what I noticed. I poked through tons of 80s music and didn't find
a single 69c track.
CB
Jenny Kennedy (Howard) wrote:
wow,
You've found stuff for 69 cents? Where? What was it? All the stuff
I've come upon is 99 or 1.29 the more expensive stuff seems to be
whatever was/is
True, but archive and install has been typical of past installers so I
would think they would continue that. Since Apple went with a Users
folder for all user documents and preferences it makes it much easier to
swap out the OS without effecting the users data.
CB
Alex Jurgensen wrote:
Hi,
The window chooser is also the only way I found to back to the force
quit window in the finder. If I pop up Force Quit (apple option escape)
and then move focus somewhere else, I would have through Apple Tilde
would have eventually brought focus back to the force quit window, but
it doesn't.
I've heard that once people get good at it you hold a key on the left
side of the virtual keyboard and tap with a finger on the right hand or
vice versa. For now I end up hunting with one finger and tapping with
another for every key. Like VO on the Mac I'm finding many iPhone apps
are fairly
If your machine has a line in then audio recorder will have that as an
option. I primarily use that for recording live events from a feed off
the house sound system.
CB
Thomas McMahan wrote:
Fision is soely a compainion editerto Audio Highjack Pro. That's why
you can buy them as a bundle
The reviews seem to be mixed with some loving it and others having
installation or GPS lock issues. From the comments thus far it still
sounds like it's the best thing out there so far for the iPhone.
CB
william lomas wrote:
hi navigon is now out for north america or so my itunes store
You can make an ftp site show up as a disk drive using apple-k to
connect to server and then put in ftp://some_ftp_site.com. The downside
is it is read only. Not sure why that is.
CB
Chris G wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone tried the FTP client web drive for the Mac yet?
In windows it's a program
and of course eathernet port and phone port. This is
one of the I-macs that was made in late 2002, so quite ancient. But
for accessibility Audio Recorder is pretty nice, and the price is
deffinitely right.
On Jul 22, 2009, at 2:54 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
If your machine has a line in then audio
From Slashdot yesterday.
Okay, well, maybe not everyone but more than twenty companies
(including Apple, Qualcomm, Motorola and Microsoft) are being sued for a
generic patent that reads: 'Apparatus and methods for controlling a
portable electronic device, such as an MP3 player; portable
-
From: Chris Blouch cblo...@aol.com
To: MacVisionaries macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 3:04 PM
Subject: Touchpad patent holder sues just about everyone
From Slashdot yesterday.
Okay, well, maybe not everyone but more than twenty companies
(including
Newegg has VMWare Fusion for $50.49 with a mail in $10 rebate making it
$40.49. Found this on the dealmac.com web page which is handy for
finding those transitory coupons and rebates.
WAV is the Waveform Audio Format or Audio for Windows which was a
standard created by Microsoft and IBM.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WAV
As stated in the article, WAV can actually containe a number of
different formats of audio including comopressed and multi-channel
audio. It could be that
.
On Jul 20, 2009, at 5:29 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
I've heard that once people get good at it you hold a key on the left
side of the virtual keyboard and tap with a finger on the right hand
or
vice versa. For now I end up hunting with one finger and tapping with
another for every key. Like
:
a friend of mine said he can find a key and tap it twice once he has
found it to insert it
On 20 Jul 2009, at 22:44, Ryan Mann wrote:
Is your typing slower on the Iphone than on the mac? It seems like it
would be since you're just using two fingers.
On Jul 20, 2009, at 5:29 PM, Chris
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