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Shoot, it's not that important of a feature, but I could see it being useful. As long as Alex is a possible voice, I'm fine with it. Please put on the record that I did not ask if he is a possible voice, but am just hoping that he will be. Sent from Outlook Mobile >From Devin Prater

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Oh please. Not this bs again. On 2/14/2016 2:16 PM, Richard Turner wrote: > > Gordon, > You should read the TestFlight Terms and Conditions. > Where it says Further, you hereby acknowledge and agree that the content > contained in, and your use of, any Beta App that is not already publicly >

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Gordon, You should read the TestFlight Terms and Conditions. Where it says Further, you hereby acknowledge and agree that the content contained in, and your use of, any Beta App that is not already publicly available shall be considered confidential unless the Application Provider explicitly

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Hi, sure. Go into settings, you will find an "account" heading, flic through that until you come to Bookshare. It will say "not enabled." Double tap on that and a new screen will open. Flick through to the "enable off" button and double tap. That will open a text edit box to enter your

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I believe you can but it's a bit complicated. You need to copy the URL of the article you want to read and than in the Voice Dream tap on Add buton and choose URL or Web address, don't know the exact name right now. After that Voice Dream asks you for standard or smart

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I am new to this app can you please tell me how to use the bookshare with it Sent from my iPhone > On Feb 13, 2016, at 10:30 PM, Richard Turner > wrote: > > If you have a BookShare membership, you can select periondicals in BookShare > and read any of the

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Hi all. how do I read n f B newsline using voice dream reader Sent from my iPhone > On Jun 22, 2014, at 7:32 AM, Richard Turner wrote: > > You can also double tap on the position slider and enter a percentage you > want to jump to. 0 would get you to the beginning.

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I might be mistaken, but I don't think you can read NFB newsline from the Voice Dream app. However, NFB and Newsline has its own app. Just go to the App Store and search for NFB and Newsline. Nancy Nancy Badger, Ph.D Assistant Vice Chancellor, Student Services UT Chattanooga Sent from my iPhone

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If you have a BookShare membership, you can select periondicals in BookShare and read any of the newspapers or magazines that way. Richard > On Feb 13, 2016, at 5:51 PM, TaraPrakash wrote: > > Hi all. > how do I read n f B newsline using voice dream reader > > > >

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You can also double tap on the position slider and enter a percentage you want to jump to. 0 would get you to the beginning. Or, if the book has page numbers, that will be in the lower left corner; double tap there and you can enter a page number to jump to. HTH, Richard Common sense is in

Voice Dream app question

Hello, I am using the latest version of Voice Dream on an iPhone 4S. I am in the middle of reading a book, and want to go back to the beginning. How do I do this? Can someone point me to a Voice Dream podcast or tutorial? Any help is appreciated. Jan -- The following information is

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Hi, When you have the book opened, There is a position slider just above the home button. Touch this slider, then flick up/down until you get it back to 0 percent. Hope this helps, Brett. Sent with Siri from Brett's iPhone On 22 Jun 2014, at 3:29 pm, Jan Stirbens jstirb...@sbcglobal.net