Re: Quick navwith a braille display in iOS, iPhone user guide for 11.4

Here is the link to the iPhone user guide for iOS 11.4, or you can download it in iBooks. The web link is below and you will have to double tap on the sections to get them to expand to read the details: https://help.apple.com/iphone/11/#/ Hth, Richard "The real art of conversation is not o

Re: Quick navwith a braille display in iOS

I miswrote. I meant where do you get the ios manual > On Sep 1, 2018, at 5:14 PM, brian albriton wrote: > > Where do you get the iPhone manual? Thanks a bunch! > >> On Aug 24, 2018, at 9:04 PM, Anna Dresner wrote: >> >> Hi Mary, >> >> I don't have plans to do another Apple Watch book at

Re: Quick navwith a braille display in iOS

Where do you get the iPhone manual? Thanks a bunch! > On Aug 24, 2018, at 9:04 PM, Anna Dresner wrote: > > Hi Mary, > > I don't have plans to do another Apple Watch book at the moment. Most of the > one from last year will still be relevant this year, though of course, new > features like t

Re: Quick navwith a braille display in iOS

Hi Mary, I don't have plans to do another Apple Watch book at the moment. Most of the one from last year will still be relevant this year, though of course, new features like the walkie-talkie aren't in it. Best, Anna > On Aug 24, 2018, at 7:07 PM, Mary Otten wrote: > > Thanks, Anna. It ha

Re: Quick navwith a braille display in iOS

Thanks, Anna. It has been along time since I looked at the iOS manual. I used to look at them fairly regularly. But it seemed like the Bluetooth keyboard commands, which is what I was really always most interested in, were not up-to-date. But these braille display things look like they are, so t

Re: Quick navwith a braille display in iOS

Hi Mary, The iPod and iPhone manuals include links to braille keystrokes. I also did a reference card for iOS 11, which is available from National Braille Press at www.nbp.org I'll do one for iOS 12 in a few months, but I don't think there are going to be a lot of changes.

Re: Quick navwith a braille display in iOS

Thanks, Anna. Is there some central place, that is a document or listing, where you can get all of this information? I know that you can go in to settings voiceover and braille. And there are ways of changing individual commands or assigning ones that don’t now have keys assigned to them. But th

Re: Quick navwith a braille display in iOS

Hi Mary, To use the first letter, like H for Heading in a browser, you need to turn on Single Letter Quick Nav, with Q plus Space plus dot 7. You also need to turn input to six-dot uncontracted or eight-dot braille. Then you can use them. Plain Quick Nav allows for some different navigation com

Quick navwith a braille display in iOS

I was looking through a document today regarding the focus displays use with iOS. I was surprised to see that they have a key dedicated to turning on quick nav. I love quick nav with a keyboard. But was surprised to see that it was available with this braille display. It seems like all the first