Hello,
Kind of a followup to my recent inquiry, if my Life Partner decides to
get an iPad, is it possible to set one up without any sighted assistance?
The problem is that we are having a very hard time right now getting an
appointment at the Apple store, where they would normally do that for a
blind customer. So basically, we would be having to get it running from
square one.
My Life Partner has a very limited amount of partial vision, and I have
none at all. I do however, have some familiarity with VoiceOver, having
had an iPad Mini for a few years. So I could likely be of help in
setting it up, once VoiceOver has been activated.
I would be grateful for any advice on this.
Evan
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