Thanks for such a fun experience-letter. My own tastes must not cost as much. I
bought A horse Named Bill, sung by the poet Carl Sandburg. Fifty cents. I was
tired of trying to find it, even though I was fairly sure I had one somewhere.
Then I looked at some violin piece played by Rachel Barton
well, that is not quite accurate. because I did not create the opera
station, nor the one for medieval and renaissance; but it allows me to
thumbs-up or vote for a track; play more like this. and it also tells me
to vote never play this again, if I want to. of course, I don't know
if that
Well, i see how you define a word in a document by holding on it; but
how would you go about entering a word to define. BestPen
On 9/27/2013 4:55 PM, Richard Turner wrote:
The dictionary is built-in, it is not an app.
To look up a word, double-tap and hold on the word until you hear the
Can you tell us non serius XFM users, how expensive it is? Sure, I
could probably work at finding out.
But I'd really like to know. thanks.
Maybe more than just one is wondering after your tremendously helpful
explanation.
On 9/27/2013 4:19 PM, Steve wrote:
Yes, it is. Much easier than
there may be a way to have a couple of genres running at the same time.
I was enamored of their opera channel, and they sure won't let me get
there anymore, somehow.
but it's all right. iTunes is only 1 strand of my iPod radio. I paid
to join calm radio on the PC which never did work for
I find the speaking voice is a little distorted, but I've never had
distorted music.
On 9/26/2013 4:33 PM, PHILLIP TRACY wrote:
yes, this is a very common problem. Also, there is a bug in the voiceover
volume in the rotor. If you turn it too far down, you will not be able to turn
it back
hi. I turned on the opera channel, but all the gesturing that I
can think of won't make it play correctly. what I get is 10 or 15
seconds of each number. How do I get it to play, instead of playing
sample cuts.
Hope this is not too dumb a question. I'm rather a technoKlutz.
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on the other hand, my siri only now answers instead of repeating the
question.
My old siri used to say: you saidd, and then she'd act like telephone,
the game the kids play, because she (or now he) apparently does not
believe that I speak clearly enough.
On 9/25/2013 4:15 PM, Fred Olver
This no-service reading I never get unless for some reason, the
device is no longer online.
Thost try again later things only happen when I am off-line for some
reason. Could your trouble be something else, perhaps?
On 9/25/2013 4:02 PM, SSEric wrote:
I wonder how many of the 9 million
I have distortion with the speaking voice on my iPod touch. i never had
this before iOs 7. Till i can change it, I'll just have to turn things down.
On 9/25/2013 8:20 PM, paras shah wrote:
As some of you may know, some people are having speaker distortion on
the iPhone 5s and 5c.
Have any
Someone brought up today that she or he hated to power down because
it is impossible to tell how long to hold the button when powering back
on. I totally agree. Someone told us that you should empty the app
switcher before powering down. For a full switcher makes the start-up
longer.
Yes, it should have turned itself back on; but somehow it didn't. i
don't know why; but it hasn't been off since. thanks for all the input.
As for the distortion, it's sad that it's there, but I can work around it.
On 9/25/2013 10:03 PM, John Diakogeorgiou wrote:
When the update was finished
Just to clarify:
I did have it plugged in with the upgrade. I must have waited forever
because I went away and when I came back the phone had upgraded but was off.
sorry, it's an iPod.
It's that not knowing that is the trouble. Sure, it turns on, but you
wait 30 seconds. And while you're
I upgraded. I thought I'd never like to get that iPod talking and
on again. but I managed it. And things are still there that were on
the device. Imagine. I was afraid to do the upgrade, but I think it
and I shall live.
Best,
Pen
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That is very odd. I use the british accent, and siri understands my
american speech. I don't doubt what you're saying, Jonathan, but my own
experience has not mirrored it; however, maybe British accents would
confuse an American Siri more than American accents would confuse a
British Siri.
I used the regular double-tap for a long, but am now using the mode where you
slide around and then lift when the right letter is reached. This slide method
is marvelous. Double-tapping helped me to acclamate well to the iPod, but now
the slides are so easy and natural.
- Original
I see that there's an article to prepare your phone for the 7
upgrade. but in general, can someone just give me the heads-up as to
what this includes?
Just do not have time to go find the article, even.
BestPen
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And does it matter which way the home button is pointing? Please, I'm
not being facetious.
On 8/5/2013 9:28 AM, Sieghard Weitzel wrote:
Hi Krister,
To get the best possible performance out of BlindSquare and to use all the
features your phone should be pointing in the direction you are
You know, I thought that Blind Square was 15 dollars. I find it's 23 or
perhaps 24. Perhaps one day it will go back on sale and then I'll try
to get it.
I can afford it, but I just don't do enough traveling to make it a
necessity; it would be fun to play with; so I'll wait to perhaps a sale.
you turn blue tooth on in both. then you are going to be asked for
a 4 digit number in your iPhone settings / accessibility spot.
you determine the 4 digit number.
Then you go back to the braille device and you will be asked for the
same 4 digit number.
I hope this helps, for I wanted to
May I add one word? When it is done right, the braille device, at least
the u2 will give you a chime.
On 8/3/2013 6:01 AM, Penny Golden wrote:
you turn blue tooth on in both. then you are going to be asked for
a 4 digit number in your iPhone settings / accessibility spot.
you
I see a free thing when I go to hourly news. it gives you NPR. I
also see and purchased the one for 99 cents which is called hourly news.
I saw where someone said that it would give you several news sources,
but I can find only npr and BBC. but I'd like others.
If someone knows how to
You can get the help thing, in which every key or key combination that
you press announces itself.
I know how to do it, but don't know the names of the keys; but this
might help keyboard users. so feel free to chime in and give that command.
It's the outer key and the third one in or my
There is another way to do it; you could press your button, but know
that it would not activate for 3 seconds or something, just time enough
for you to get quiet or not move, or whatever.
Just my two cents, and probably not worth that much.
If you're using the phone at home, you could figure
Hi. I just want to know if I can get the feed to fox tv on my
iPod. Sorry if this is covered every day.
I am just not sure what to look for or where to go: iTunes, app store,
or just where. thanks so much.
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Hi. I downloaded one more of these big radio things. I thought it
was radio.com; but it comes across as hd radio. it's free, but when it
opens, you have to decline something. Nevertheless, it's really
accessible. there are at least 150 inspirational stations; 200
classical ones; and I
I think that I went to the app store and put in radio. I saw things I
already have, songza, pandora (the free one), and others. but I believe
at the top of the screen was something called radio.com and it was
free. I'm such a newbie, and almost worthless at trying to duplicate
something
I'm new to all this. I hear you discussing all these apps that
show roads and streets walking or in the car. How does that all work?
Do you just download the app and learn? Or do you first have to
download something such as google maps
?
Or would the addition of some other kinds of
and
Selecting in Cocoa Apps:
http://www.mail-archive.com/macvisionaries%40googlegroups.com/msg02038.html
Media Controls
F3 - Previous Track
F4 - Play/pause
F5 - Next track
F6 - Mute/unmute
F7 - Decrease Volume
F8 - Increase volume
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*From:* Penny Golden mailto:gold
, Chris H wrote:
Try control option k which will invoke the same VoiceOver practice as
if you did it through Settings.
On 08/07/2013 06:14, Penny Golden wrote:
Hi. I bought a nifty little bluetooth keyboard which pairs
automatically with my iPod. Is there some spot where I can just
, we
can accommodate that.
Another note: I am seeing names on this list that I have not seen in
years. It's almost a class reunion or family reunion to see so many
familiar handles. I imagine some of you feel the same as I.
On 7/8/2013 3:59 AM, Penny Golden wrote:
I'll try. I did have a mac
accessability, voice-over, and
something like practice.
Fred Olver
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*From:* Penny Golden mailto:gold...@frontiernet.net
*To:* viphone@googlegroups.com mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com
*Sent:* Monday, July 08, 2013 12:14 AM
*Subject:* keyboard
Huh? You mean I cn get my Hims device to be a braille screen for the
iPod? amazing.
On 7/8/2013 6:51 AM, hannah day wrote:
chris this is such exciting news i hope you get to try it
Hannah Day
E-mail and Facebook: hannahday2...@googlemail.com
MSN: hannahday1...@hotmail.co.uk
Skype:
Donnie, did you see it? I did!
Hurrah.
Penny
On 7/8/2013 11:15 PM, Donnie Parrett wrote:
I'm sorry, but I didn't really understand how replying and posting to this
group really worked. But, by George, I think I've got it now. Thanks to
Penny and others who have helped me. If this message
accommodate
that.
Another note: I am seeing names on this list that I have not seen in years.
It's almost a class reunion or family reunion to see so many familiar handles.
I imagine some of you feel the same as I.
On 7/8/2013 3:59 AM, Penny Golden wrote:
I'll try. I did have a mac for a few
Hi. I bought a nifty little bluetooth keyboard which pairs
automatically with my iPod. Is there some spot where I can just play
with the keyboard and learn where things are? Can I do that in either
notes or reminders--just hit keys to find out what they are? Thanks.
There are
in the message body. When I am done I hit cancel
them delete draft.
Chuck (mobile)
Pleez x cuze enny tie ping or spelin air ores.
On Jul 7, 2013, at 10:14 PM, Penny Golden gold...@frontiernet.net
mailto:gold...@frontiernet.net wrote:
Hi. I bought a nifty little bluetooth keyboard which pairs
Does the capitalizing of a first letter matter in an email address? i'm
probably wrong about this, but someone told me once that the cap or
uncap of a letter before the at-sign is immaterial. I'm probably
talking through my hat.
On 7/7/2013 11:12 PM, Chuck Dean wrote:
Hi all, I am trying
I am new to this iDevice business and have been having quite a
joy ride as I get educated. Forgive my ignorance, but what is a Walkie
Talkie App. I can imagine what happens and how it works, but would like
some confirmation of my supposings.
Thanks.
On 7/3/2013 10:31 AM, Jonathan
First they bash Seeing Eye or Sendero:
They are greedy for blind folks' dinero.
And the mod's gentle chiding
Brings too little subsiding,--
Makes me want to destroy my sombrero.
7/3/2013 8:07 PM, Corey Michael Cook wrote:
Yes a podcast would be great.
Corey Cook
Facebook:
Hi. Now that Anna has kindly set me on the path and I can hear
everything I type, there's a good chance I might be able to play an easy
game. I would like a word game like hangman or freeze up. Do any of
these exist--preferably lowCost.
How about a math game where you have to do
Enter a artist name, and it
will give me a station that has music of his genre.
Chuck (mobile)
Pleez x cuze any tie ping or spelin air ores.
On Jun 25, 2013, at 5:33 PM, Penny Golden gold...@frontiernet.net
mailto:gold...@frontiernet.net wrote:
Well, BlackHawk fan, I just wrote to pandora
I have an iPod touch and a paired keyboard. I have typed in my
email address and when I hit the at-sign, it will give me the first part
spoken.
Is there some way to hear each letter as it is typed from the keyboard?
I have written this query before and it did not show up on the list.
Well, BlackHawk fan, I just wrote to pandora because I'm so frustrated
with it.
I have an app built right into the phone--or maybe I bought it and forgot.
I don't see how to use it without a big sign-in thing. can't I just
plug in my favorite composers, or songs, or such in an edit box? i
I have an iPod 5th generation; I've been learning a thing or two;
but I bought a keyboard and would like to hear each letter or keystroke
announced by the voice-over. Can you tell me how to do this?
When I put in my email address, I hear the first part announced when i
hit the at-sign. If
Hi. i have a keyboard that pairs very nicely with my Ipod 5th
generation. It doesn't announce each key stroke, though. Can someone
suggest how to set the iPod so that it will say every letter pressed?
Thanks.
Penny
On 6/25/2013 12:58 PM, Pete Nalda wrote:
This is sort of inline with a
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