Hi Todd,
When I open my Honeywell Home app I have a “Menu: button at the very top left.
If I double tap on it and then do a 4-finger tap near the bottom of the screen
it takes me all the way down to “Logout”, if I swipe back once to the left I’m
on a link “About the app”, double tap on that and
Plus 1 to what you just said Sieghard. The IPhone is good for
somethings, but I still love having my computers for many things.
On 8/2/18, Sieghard Weitzel wrote:
> Hi Reggie,
>
> Whether you can get buy with only an iPhone you should know and it almost
> sounds like you already answered it since
Hi Reggie,
Whether you can get buy with only an iPhone you should know and it almost
sounds like you already answered it since you said you never use your Mac Mini.
I personally don't think an iPad will give you that much more in terms of
useability, definitely it would for a sighted person or s
I also use the B of A app. I don't have investments so haven't
experienced what you are saying on those pages.
I have, however, experienced something similar on the pages to pay
bills and to make transfers. Mostly towards the bottom of the page
when I'm trying to get to the next step or done. I di
Ok, thanks. I will report the annoyance to B of A.
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Les Kriegler
Sent: Monday, July 30, 2018 9:35 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Quirk with Bank of America app
Yes, I can confirm this. And I reported it
I mainly fly on Southwest. The app is quite accessible for finding flights,
but I found the area where you fill in the passenger information horrible.
Knowing that Southwest agents are very willing to help over the phone, I would
likely look for flights on the app, then call to book them. Th
Well, Apple laptops, the current ones that is the MacBook pros, are expensive.
You can certainly still get a MacBook Air, and there are rumors that that line
might be refreshed this year. I don’t like the keyboard that they’re using
these days. I like the one on the air OK. My husband has an old
Hi, All!
This is quite an interesting thread. I use my iPhone 7+ for just about
everything—from purchasing things, ordering groceries, and the like. I have a
Dell computer which I bought in 2011 and the only thing I do with that is do
word documents and print them on my Braille Blazer—yes, yo
Jim used to have a TV for a monitor, but it died. It was about ten years old.
Best regards,
Carolyn
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regina alvarado
Sent: Wednesday, August 1, 2018 8:06 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Su
I do use mine for bank records, and I'd have a time managing them on my phone.
I am sure that some day, there'll be a way that I learn and probably use the
phone for everything. Why not? It's always handy.
Best regards,
Carolyn
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My daughter-in-law uses her trusty iPhone 6 for everything, net research,
everything, and every now and then, a phone, ha ha.
Best regards,
Carolyn
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pegkan...@gmail.com
Sent: Wednesday, Au
Good questions Mary. I partly cannot figure out how to interact with my mini,
but most of all I would be stuck at my desk. It is also a 2015 Mini using an
old television for a monitor. I have only 4 gigs so I am not able to upgrade,
told you need 8 at least. If I could find someone to set it u
I'm glad to say I have had no troubels with DropBox and VDR.
Did this just start? I've found once I set up Dropbox permissions in VDR, it
just works.
I hope someone has a solution for you.
Richard
"Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our
people need it sor
Hi,
The only thing I use a computer for is to print my paystub‘s. Our use of my
phone, Apple Watch, and iPad for all my other needs. Hope this helps.
Jenn
Jenn and Kumi
> On Aug 1, 2018, at 3:05 PM, regina alvarado wrote:
>
> I know this is an individual preference, but here is a question for
The Direct Tv app is fully accessible.
Donna
>
> Hello there,
>
> I was just wondering if any of you had good experiences with either DirecTV
> or Comcast in regards to using the apps.
> I’m only considering switching from what I currently have, but don’t want to
> jump to something that’s
I also use an Apple Watch, kind of forgot about that. I do not think for me and
other device is something I need or want at this time. I could use an old
computer that belong to my husband and has been completely refurbished, but I
like what I am using right now.
Peggy Sent from my IPhone.
Well, it seems to me the real question is: why don’t you use your Mac Mini? Is
it the fact that you were tied to the desk? Or is it the fact that maybe you’re
having issues with getting along with voiceover and whatever applications you
need to use there? I think rather than talk about what devi
Hi, I only use an iPhone 7 for all of my needs, I do not have a computer, at
one time I did have an iPad, but gave it away to my son.
Peggy
Peggy Sent from my IPhone.
> On Aug 1, 2018, at 5:05 PM, regina alvarado wrote:
>
> I know this is an individual preference, but here is a question for
I know this is an individual preference, but here is a question for
consideration. OK, OK, may be a couple questions. LOL.
I am interested in whether anyone only uses a mobile device and never a
computer, is that possible. I have a Mac Mini, but I never use it. if I decided
to trade in my Mac
I use the Rachio app and find it very accessible. The only real issue
I have is that it does not tell you if something is selected or not,
for instance when you are trying to select which of the zones are
going to be watered on a given schedule. It is easy enough to work
around that though, since
Hi,
I can say Comcast’s x-1 platform and it’s speaking set top box along with their
xfinity apps for iPhone are extremely accessible and intuitive to use for me.
I give them a lot of credit for not just meeting a requirement but doing so in
a way that has been informed by the people for whom it’s
Hi,
How do you usually carry the device on a daily basis?
If in your pants pocket, then yes, you may be bumping one of the buttons.
I’m not sure why all sound would just disappear.
Are you turning the volume all the way down by accident?
Thanks,
Jessica
Sent from my iPad
> On Aug 1, 2018, at
Hello there,
I was just wondering if any of you had good experiences with either DirecTV
or Comcast in regards to using the apps.
I'm only considering switching from what I currently have, but don't want to
jump to something that's not accessible.
I'd appreciate hearing from you about this.
Hello list,
So recently I’ve been dealing with an issue that’s been happening more and
more. While using my iPhone SE, be it dictating something or just regular
navigating, all sound will just stop. No Voiceover, no system sounds, no
Siri, nothing. Not even flicking the mute switch on the side of
Issues with VDR just keep cropping up. This time it's an issue with
adding files. When I try to add a file from Dropbox, some of the folders
in Dropbox don't show up in VDR's list. i know they are uploaded to
Dropbox as they show up on the Dropbox app on my phone. I haven't tried
uninstalling a
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