Hi Mark,
First, you don't have to turn off Voiceover to scroll. You can either go to
the last visible item at the bottom of your
Screen and then swipe right with one finger. This will get you to
Accessibility. This is the swipe gesture or as some call it flick gesture
with one finger from
: Saturday, December 15, 2012 10:19 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: pairing the Braille Edge with an Ipad 2
Hi Mark,
First, you don't have to turn off Voiceover to scroll. You can either go to
the last visible item at the bottom of your
Screen and then swipe right with one finger
Okay, the thing at the bottom of my screen is international. A one-finger
left-right swipe eventually got me to accessibility. a three-finger up-flick
gesture just caused the whole screen to read with VO. And, the is put
into the pad, NOT the Braille. As of now, only half the keyboard
, 2012 12:30 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: pairing the Braille Edge with an Ipad 2
Okay, the thing at the bottom of my screen is international. A one-finger
left-right swipe eventually got me to accessibility. a three-finger
up-flick gesture just caused the whole screen to read with VO
Your three finger up swipe was interpreted as two fingers. Two of your fingers
were too close together.
Go to settings, general, accessibility, Voice-Over, practice area, and practice
all of the gestures. You will find that practicing the gestures until they
become automatic will make your
As I noted in another message, the split keyboard was on, and I turned it off,
and made to put in in time, and now they're paired. As I remember,
though, Zoom is off, but I'll check again when I get back. But I cry victory
regarding pairing the Edge; I now have another way to control the
Yeah, that's useful and I should do that. I should also follow conventional
learning curves and actually *GET* training rather than merely GIVING training,
… working on that…
Mark BurningHawk
Skype and Twitter: BurningHawk1969
Home page: Http://MarkBurningHawk.net/
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