Hello list,
I just joined this list and thought I'd introduce myself. I have used iOS since
December 2010 when I got my iPod Touch. I have used an iPhone5 since December
of 2012, and a Mac computer since August of 2012. I have a Braillenote Apex
which has been pretty much replaced by my iPhone,
I've never seen this happen, but might it be due to the iPad's orientation? If
not, a simple power cycling might be in order, though I imagine you tried that
already.
On Oct 13, 2013, at 9:28 PM, Raul A. Gallegos r...@raulgallegos.com wrote:
Hello all. I'm working with a client who has an iPad
Hi all,
I don't have a bluetooth keyboard to test this with, or a dictation-capable
iOS6 device for that matter. If you are using a keyboard, can you still use
dictation? How would you do so if possible? Thanks for any information - I
never use bluetooth keyboards so have not run into this, but
and the keyboard at the same time.
On 10/14/13, Alex Hall mehg...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I don't have a bluetooth keyboard to test this with, or a dictation-capable
iOS6 device for that matter. If you are using a keyboard, can you still use
dictation? How would you do so if possible? Thanks
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You can't use dictation and the keyboard at the same time.
On 10/14/13, Alex Hall mehg...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I don't have
Cellular only kicks in when wifi is not present, but if your phone is seeing
networks it cannot use, you will have problems. Just disable wifi completely
and see if things work better. You could also try a network settings reset;
that will erase all bluetooth and wifi pairings/networks and
On iOS, that authentication tends to pop up when you select the wifi network in
settings. However, VO sometimes has focus problems for a minute or so once the
page appears, so be patient with it.
On Oct 16, 2013, at 7:40 PM, Ed Barnes edbarn...@gmail.com wrote:
Good evening Regina.
I have
Only if the mail account in question is set up as an IMAP account. Folders
cannot be created for POP accounts for some reason.'
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On Oct 17, 2013, at 17:56, thomas williams n4v...@gmail.com wrote:
Using the IPhone e-mail program is there a way to create new folders?
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This one worked.
On Oct 17, 2013, at 7:33 PM, Nikki Dadlani nikkidadl...@gmail.com wrote:
Can you please respond to this test?
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To unlock your phone with your fingerprint, just press your finger to the home
button. The phone will see it and unlock if it recognizes you. Note that three
failed unlock attempts will result in a prompt for your passcode, which is why
you need to set one before you can use the fingerprint
.
What I am doing wrong?
On 10/18/13, Alex Hall mehg...@gmail.com wrote:
To unlock your phone with your fingerprint, just press your finger to the
home button. The phone will see it and unlock if it recognizes you. Note
that three failed unlock attempts will result in a prompt for your passcode
My answers are in your message below.
On Oct 18, 2013, at 10:37 PM, Rob musicmaker...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I never touched a Mac before so please dont laugh at these questions!
1. can I use my Windows USB keyboard with a MacBook?
Definitely. When you plug it in, it should start working. If a
Actually, the really strange part about that is that it ever worked. I can
never remember the two-finger double-tap working on the lock screen, except to
end or answer a phone call. Remote buttons work fine, but that gesture has
never worked for me unless my phone was unlocked first.
On Oct 18,
Pressing the Home Button twice will, as you know, open the Switcher. Of course,
the Apex requires that pass-through command to send space-h to an iOS device,
so using that will not work unless you are the world's fastest typist. Instead,
quickly hit the two inner thumbkeys twice, and that
I like Talking Tuner. It does not sound a note, but it uses Voiceover to tell
you how sharp or flat a note is; you adjust and play the note again, and keep
doing that until you have it. It is not perfect, but it does pretty well. Of
course, it uses the microphone, so background noise may be a
Digit-Eyes is the go-to app for this purpose. It is free to try, but you'll
need to buy the package you want. It is $10 for bar codes and $10 for QR codes,
at least I'm pretty sure that's how it works. unfortunately, it is quite picky
and getting a scan can be difficult. You will not get the
Here's how you do it, so you can have text to follow as well. Be warned,
though, that the select/de-select gestures can be very challenging. In fact,
I've used iOS for almost three years, and I still can't do it right most of the
time.
1. In a text field, or anywhere you can highlight text,
I haven't tested the app much. I'll say this though: if the app speaks a result
and it flashes on the display, you cna toggle a history of such announcements
with space-n. That might allow you to review the results, but again I'm not
sure.
On Oct 20, 2013, at 9:40 AM, Sieghard Weitzel
as moving your 2 fingers away from each other on the
screen like your are expanding
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Just keep going. Wehn you find or write the character you want, it is entered
already. Double tapping will not do anything. So, if you draw a circle and VO
says o, the o is already typed into the text field and you can move to the
next character. I hope that makes sense.
On Oct 20, 2013, at
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On Oct 20, 2013, at 7:13 PM, Eileen Misrahi
can leave me a voice mail or fax at
206-426-3505
God is good all the time, All the time God is good
On 10/20/2013 6:18 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
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Try Voice Dream Reader. It offers a free trial (Read2Go is $20) and is only $10
if you choose to buy the full version. It imports from Bookshare, Dropbox,
Google Drive, and Instapaper, and it offers a bunch of voices. Yes, you can
read character by character, since the text being read is
Reader, this process is more complicated.
Note: the free version of Voice Dream Reader reads up to 800 characters in a
file.
David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
Email: dchitten...@gmail.com
Mobile: +64 21 2288 288
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On 21 Oct 2013, at 13:52, Alex Hall mehg...@gmail.com wrote
Yes, Read2Go and Voice Dream Reader both include search options.
On Oct 21, 2013, at 2:39 AM, RobH. bobs...@googlemail.com wrote:
If it's a text file, just load the text into a different app and ignore the
daisy altogether. Some of the modern note/editor apps offer this, and
there's good
Visit www.applevis.com. Search for iOS primer and read those, then search for
David Woodbridge. He should have some iOS getting started podcasts available.
If not, Google can show you where they are. If possible, get to an Apple Store.
Some employees have never heard of Voiceover, but some know
This depends on what you want from the app. Nearby POI information? Turn by
turn directions? Just an idea of where you are? You can try Apple's built-in
maps app, or Google Maps, for navigation. Blindsquare is, I hear, a good choice
for POI exploration and is best in an area you already know,
Hi all,
I just got new business cards made up for my business, and I included a QR code
on them. Many of my clients are blind, so I thought this would make life easier
for them. The question now is: what should I suggest as an app to do the
reading? Digit Eyes can read the code, but it just
I don't remember if swiping up or down works, but I think it does. Either way,
you can double tap a reminder (not the checkbox for it, but the reminder
itself) and find delete in there, or hit edit, choose the reminders to delete,
and there you go.
On Oct 21, 2013, at 7:07 PM, Pinky
Your test worked.
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Yes, the sensitivity issue is fixed on my iPhone as well. Also, in the Find
Friends app, there seems to be a fix for the address of a contact - it is
finally read. In the past, at least since iOS7.0, the more information button
was not spoken, so you could not see the address of someone you
That's because the auto refresh feature is for refreshing app content in the
background. When enabled, apps that support it can pull data every so often, so
there's less of a wait when you launch the app since most or all of the data
you'd normally have to wait for is already waiting for you.
Well, I've noticed it before, but here's the odd thing. To my knowledge, it
only happens when I'm using headphones. Unless I'm missing it, I never hear the
double message if no headphones are plugged in, and even then it only happens
sometimes.
On Oct 22, 2013, at 8:34 PM, AnonyMouse
Are you touching the status bar first? Also, if you touch the very, very bottom
of the center of the screen, you'll hear a two-tone sound. Move your finger
straight up once you hear it and you can open the Control Center that way. The
same gesture also works from the top of the screen, to open
Just to clarify, you don't need to double tap on the status bar. Just touching
anywhere on the bar, so that voiceover focuses on it, will do the trick. From
there, do your three finger swipe up or down… That should work.
On Oct 22, 2013, at 9:15 PM, Patrick Neazer vantagepoint1...@gmail.com
They sure are.
On Oct 22, 2013, at 11:39 PM, Andrew Head ath...@bigpond.net.au wrote:
Just making sure my messages are coming through
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Indeed, you have a point. The screen locked message did seem to happen if I
pressed a volume button on my headphones, and no other time. Now, though, I can
confirm that it happens all the time on my iPhone5. My iPhone4 has not been
updated, and of course my iPod4 cannot be, so I can't test this
Double tap the search button in the bottom right of the keyboard to search.
Hit the home button, or tell Siri to launch an app, to close Siri.
To change tabs in apps that have them, simply double tap the new tab you want
and the screen changes. You must touch the screen in some way to get back to
Go to www.applevis.com and search for ios primer. Also search Google for
David Woodbridge iOS podcasts.
On Oct 22, 2013, at 1:42 PM, dbmitc...@comcast.net wrote:
Hello, I am a brand new user of the Iphone. I have voice over on and even
managed to answer a call yesterday.
how do I set up my
Hi all,
The moderator of the Macvisionaries list just told the list that he is pretty
sure he has fixed the sign-up problems. The group is still moderator-approved,
but a setting was changed from allowing anyone to ask, to invite-only. He has
changed it back and has no idea how it happened in
From any home screen, do a three finger swipe down. On In braille display,
this is space with dots 3 4 5 6.
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On Oct 25, 2013, at 15:01, Ahmed Khater aakhater@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
One of my friends is using iPhone 5 via a braille display with a braille
Unfortunately, no. What you can do, though, is copy over the database using
iTunes file sharing. Copy and save the database file from your trial version,
then send that file to the full version once you install it. This should carry
all your books and other files over to the new one.
On Oct 26,
First, I do not have this app, but I have done a lot of research into it and am
thinking of buying it at some point.
That said, it all depends on what you want from a navigation app. Blindsquare
can’t do turn-by-turn directions, so that’s where other mapping apps come in
and it is why
My understanding is that a book needs to be activated the first time you open
it. As long as you have already opened the book once, and it was activated that
first time, you should be fine. I could be wrong, and I have not been following
this thread closely so I may be repeating someone else’s
The native Reminders app can have both timed and un-timed reminders. It can
sync with Macs, but I don’t know about Windows devices. Still, give it a try.
To sort things, just create new lists. I have several lists, and even a
shopping list my family shares so that we can all add to and check
No, the two are completely independent. The second one even has a different
movement method, so playing the first will not be too much help. Of course, the
practice of Papa Sangre 1 and The Nightjar may help so you can get used to how
the company sets up its games, but no, you can dive right
The page mumbers in Bookshare books are often braille numbers. VDR and other
apps have their own paging systems, so they will rarely if ever sync with what
the text claims. Voices are still paid, though you can now use the HQ voices
offered to VO users in iOS 7 for free.
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The page mumbers in Bookshare books are often braille numbers. VDR and other
apps have their own paging systems, so they will rarely if ever
Yes, you can use the rotor. Go into VO'S settings, choose rotor, find sounds,
and double tap it to add it. Now, anywhere in iOS, just rotor to sounds and
flick up or down to turn them on or off. I wish there were a better way, but
for now that is the best we can do.
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On
The screen curtain turns the screen off. You can leave your brightness werever
you want and when the curtain is disabled, it will return to that setting.
Sent from my iPhone
On Nov 6, 2013, at 11:06, Chris H christopher...@gmail.com wrote:
First of all it's screen curtain not screen
I agree that those prices are excessive. I rarely use the app, so I’m not
paying $8 per month for a hundred pictures if I only use a few of that hundred.
Charge for the app if you must, or offer more tiers of in-app purchasing, but
the prices as they are now are not at all what I would consider
I completely understand your logic and doing this. My only question is this: as
another Lister asked, what will you do for new subscribers? If someone
downloads the app for free, is there anyway they can test a few pictures for
free to see if it is something worth paying for?
On Nov 7, 2013, at
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Alex,
There is a 20 picture trial. After the 20 pictures are taken the subscription
message will pop up.
On Thursday, November 7, 2013 12:43:58 PM UTC-8, Alex Hall wrote:
I completely understand your logic and doing this. My only question is this:
as another
It sounds like you are accidentally touching the screen instead of flicking. In
iOS7, the message body takes up just about the entire screen, so that touching
anywhere will cause your cursor to move. Try doing all gestures on the
keyboard, so that the worst you’ll get is an extra character
It would be $119.88 I think, if you mean per year. Perhaps there could be a
yearly subscription fee that is less, but I’m sure they will hammer out the
pricing details, as there probably should be a lower-cost pack of credits for
anytime use (such as fifty credits). Still, overall you can’t
The problem with a one-time fee, as others have pointed out, is that the
developers have ongoing costs which they have to pay every month. Paying a
single fee upfront will not let them support those costs each month, since
after the initial flood of incoming money from the initial purchases,
I really encourage you to give MBraille a try. It is smiler to BrailleTouch,
but you can text, tweet, mail, call, and much more right in the app itself by
typing commands. It’s a great app once you get the typing down.
To use MBraille or BrailleTouch, hold the phone with the speaker on the
But what if a picture is successfully sent, but it is blurry, dark, or for some
other reason cannot be interpreted? Will that still count as a success and cost
a credit?
On Nov 8, 2013, at 2:41 PM, TapTapSee dmit...@taptapseeapp.com wrote:
Alan,
A successful identification occurs when a
No, the only way to delete a message using voiceover gestures is when you're
pointing to the message in a list of messages and a folder. When a message is
open, your only option is to find an double tap the delete button.
On Nov 6, 2013, at 1:07 PM, Harry Bell ubupanora...@icloud.com wrote:
, Alex Hall mehg...@gmail.com wrote:
It sounds like you are accidentally touching the screen instead of
flicking. In iOS7, the message body takes up just about the entire screen,
so that touching anywhere will cause your cursor to move. Try doing all
gestures on the keyboard, so that the worst
When you were pointing to an e-mail in a folder, swipe up and double tap To
delete it. You can also double tap the edit button in the top right corner of
any folder’s screen, and then double tap all the messages you want to delete.
Once done, double tap the delete button on the bottom of the
The only problem with using this method to hear a message preview, is that it
does not work when voiceover moves focus to the next email after deleting one.
Flicking to an email will read the preview, with hints turned on, but if you
delete a message and voiceover moves to the next one, it will
Read2Go is twice the money and has no free trial, plus it only works with
Bookshare or Daisy files you share via iTunes. The advantage to it is that it
support Daisy audio, but I think the Voice Dream developer is working on
similar support.
Voice Dream offers many voices, most for a few
No, the gestures the same. Have you tried moving your rotor left and right, to
be sure you were on the item called adjust value? If the rotors not focused on
that item, the up or down flick will not do anything.
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On Nov 9, 2013, at 16:28, Kathy Blackburn
I’m not thrilled from a user perspective, since it feels like a failed image is
a failed image, However, I do understand your position - it took resources to
identify the image, so a blurry picture costs you the same as a perfect one,
therefore you have to charge for it. I suppose this will
I’ve had the same problem with links in general. Some work, but some don’t. I
think the problem is focus; links that don’t work refuse to appear on the
screen, and as soon as you manually scroll to them and double tap, they
disappear and the message scrolls to somewhere else. The same problem
leave your finger where it is and split tap a second time.
Hope this helps,
Sieghard
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Ending calls works fine for me. Also, if you get VO to say anything, you can
tell right away if a call is active or not. When you are on a call, VO has the
same sound quality as the call, which is very different from how it sounds
normally. Also, what problems do you have entering data on a
In addition, do you really think iOS is perfect if you are not using VO? There
are bugs in it and the new Mac OS release for sighted people as well, some
very long-standing. Just because there are bugs in accessibility does not mean
that Apple doesn't care about accessibility or does not take
We get it, Apple introduced bugs they haven’t fixed yet. Welcome to every
computer ever made. If you have problems, you can email accessibil...@apple.com
and detail them, as well as go to www.apple.com/feedback and report bugs you
find.
As to quality control… Please tell me you’re joking. Do
Actually, it does help to say you are not experiencing a given problem. Not
only does this tell people what to expect if, say, they haven’t upgraded to
some new version, but it lets you know that maybe the problem is not in the
phone. For instance, when I first got my iPhone, Voiceover would
How does Red Laser do in terms of live scanning? I tried it a few years ago,
but it had to have the code aligned in a little box, so I could not just scan
for it like I can with Digit Eyes. Has this changed?
On Nov 12, 2013, at 8:42 AM, Sandratomkins sandratomk...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi all,
There has been a lot of talk on this list about the app Voice Cream Reader. One
shortcoming that was discussed was it's inability to read DAISY audiobooks.
Well, the new release, out today, fixes that; the app now supports daisy
playback for audiobooks in the daisy 2.02 standard. There
Do you have any comparisons between this app and Digit Eyes? As I said in a
previous post, I mostly use Digit Eyes because it lets me scan for barcodes
without needing to align anything. Does Red Laser now allow one to do that as
well? If so, it sounds like it would be a very useful app, since
On 12 Nov 2013, at 15:48, Alex Hall mehg...@gmail.com wrote:
Do you have any comparisons between this app and Digit Eyes? As I said in a
previous post, I mostly use Digit Eyes because it lets me scan for barcodes
without needing to align anything. Does Red Laser now allow one to do
It is always scanning, you don't need to take a picture. That's the beauty of
apps like this, you need only move the item until the camera picks up the code
and then it beeps and there you go. I've found that holding the item about ten
to twelve inches (at a guess) away works best, but smaller
I'd start with an item on which you know where the code is. Then, just hold it
six inches away from the camera and move it further and further. Move slowly
and remember to keep the camera pointed at the object. Remember that it is not
an image identifier, but rather a bar and qr code scanner,
schrieb Alex Hall mehg...@gmail.com:
I'd start with an item on which you know where the code is. Then, just hold
it six inches away from the camera and move it further and further. Move
slowly and remember to keep the camera pointed at the object. Remember that
it is not an image
I have scanned a bunch of items so far, and once you scan something, its name
appears in the middle of the screen. Yes, the home page view has a bunch of
random ads and things, but once you start scanning you don't see any of that.
On Nov 12, 2013, at 2:41 PM, John Diakogeorgiou
To my knowledge, yes it can. However, to be honest, I'm quite taken with Red
Laser and would suggest you try it out first. It is not quite up there with a
dedicated scanner, at least I imagine it isn't having never tried such a device
myself, but it is quite good with just the iPhone's camera.
barcode scanners. I plan to give
Redlaser a try soon. Can it give you cooking directions, nutrition
information, etc?
Thanks,
Ari
On Nov 12, 2013, at 3:25 PM, Alex Hall mehg...@gmail.com wrote:
To my knowledge, yes it can. However, to be honest, I'm quite taken with Red
Laser and would
Actually, you're in the right place. I don't know what multi scan is, so I
leave it off, but now your phone is looking for a code. Just show it a bar code
and you should be off and running.
On Nov 12, 2013, at 6:56 PM, Patti Johnson pattigj1...@gmail.com wrote:
No, it's red Laser, it talks
It orients. If the phone is on its back, you get the face-up level. If you then
flip it so it is vertical, you get the vertical level, and if you put it in
landscape orientation you get the horizontal level.
On Nov 12, 2013, at 11:40 PM, Kay Malmquist kay.malmqu...@gmail.com wrote:
With the
be terrible at this stuff, sigh.
Patti
On 11/12/2013 7:57 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
Actually, you're in the right place. I don't know what multi scan is, so
I leave it off, but now your phone is looking for a code. Just show it a
bar code and you should be off and running.
On Nov 12, 2013, at 6:56 PM
It is the same process as anything else. My personal favorite is Dropbox; put
the zip file in there, then go to VDR, select add files, choose Dropbox, find
your file, and there you go.
On Nov 13, 2013, at 1:58 PM, Blind Treasures blindtreasu...@comcast.net wrote:
I saw on here that voice dream
Say I have chapter 1.mp3, chapter 2.mp3, and chapter 3.mp3. VDR will use these
file names as the chapter names, so call the files something useful and be sure
they are sorted in the correct order. Now, zip them up, not in their own folder
but so that unzipping would reveal the files themselves.
It is basically a way to let you synchronize your passwords, usernames, credit
cards, and other information across devices. For example, if I save the
password on my Mac, my iPhone could then automatically enter that password if I
visit that website. Same for other information that keychain can
I'm pretty sure you sent this to the wrong list, just so you know.
On Nov 14, 2013, at 9:10 AM, Pablo Morales pablomorale...@gmail.com wrote:
Good morning all.
I am looking how uncheck a radio button. For example; is a user who is
blind is using jaws or NVDA, to read the group of radio
Red Laser will work with wifi or cellular. It needs an internet connection, so
the only advantage to an iPhone here is that you can do lookups in places you
don't have wifi, like a store.
To get an app you already bought, just go to App Store, Updates, Purchased
Apps. Here you will see, and
Have you given Lire access to your Twitter account? Go into the settings app,
and from there into either the Twitter settings, or privacy settings, I cannot
remember which. Either way, you can double check that Lire is turned on under
the Twitter access heading. Of course, for this to work,
able to find the answer and on the Lire website, there are
no actual instructions or manual.
Thanks,
Jo
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On 15 Nov 2013, at 12:55 pm, Alex Hall mehg...@gmail.com wrote:
Have you given Lire access to your Twitter account? Go into the settings
app, and from
If memory serves, it is a three-finger double or triple tap. No, I think it is
triple, and you use a double tap and hold with three fingers to adjust the zoom
level.
On Nov 15, 2013, at 11:08 AM, Pinky pink...@abe.midco.net wrote:
Hi list.
I am having a brain fart this morning. I can’t
the phone around
to find the code or move the bottle keeping the phone steady?
Thanks
Jerry Mader
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I don't know for sure, but I think there is one on www.applevis.com. If not, I
can make one soon and submit it.
On Nov 10, 2013, at 5:32 PM, BroxiBear william.ingli...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi guys, Is there a podcast available for Voice Dream Reader please?, Billy
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On Nov 8, 2013, at 7:39 PM, Alex Hall
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It will run just fine. The question is: bootcamp or a virtual machine? VMs are
nice because they can runs long side OS10, meaning you can literally switch to
Windows like switching to any other application on the Mac. You also don't need
to reboot just to get Windows, you can start it or shut
Once you are editing a text field, rotor to edit, then flick up or down until
you find paste and double tap.
On Nov 2, 2013, at 8:20 AM, simon wong simonwo...@sympatico.ca wrote:
Hi there everybody hope you're all doing well on this fine Saturday morning I
was wondering I managed to copy
For pure reading, I really like Voice Dream Reader. For editing, there is a
plethora of options, from Pages to Nebulous to Note Master. Not all of them
support RTF or Word files, though, so watch for compatibility with formats you
use.
On Nov 2, 2013, at 5:35 AM, BroxiBear
If you're on Twitter, ask @dice_world for help. They are really good about
getting back to people.
On Nov 15, 2013, at 12:24 PM, janet wright jan...@wrighthere.net wrote:
do you have face book if so did you try loggin in with that for your dice
world?
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