date:20141009

*   JNU Visually Challenged Forum in Collaberation with Central Library JNU
*   invites you to a public lecture
on
*   Disability Rights Movement in India: Emergence, Challenges and way 
forward
*   By DR Ramesh Kumar Sarin
About the Speaker: Born in 1952, Dr Ramesh Kumar Sarin Holds doctorate
 from JNU -- & currently teaches Political Science at (Satyavati
College University of Delhi). His research interests ranges from
disability activism to comperetive disability policy. His Ph.D Theses
entitled: "changing policies for the visually impaired: A Comparative
Study of South Africa and India" was published by Academic excellence
Press in 2009. His name was featured in the Guinness Book for creating
World Record in Braille Writing in 1991. He undertook arduous journey
on foot of 7344 kilometers in 12 Indian States to spread awareness
about the importance of education in the lives of the blind people.

*   Date & Timing: Wednesday, 15 October 2014 3 pm ist
*   Venue: Committee Room Central Library JNU

Note: guests planning to attend this prestigious Public Lecture from
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on shahi88avin...@gmail.com
All are welcome


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[AI] need the software which replace the default notepad of windows.

2014-10-09 Thread raaju

Respected list,

 

I have a huge collection of book pertaining to computer programming course,
which is in .txt format, but I can't read those book with ease. cause
whenever I suppose stop reading and shut down my computer, and whenever I
turn on my computer again, I can't be able to remember where I have left
before. And the default notepad doesn't allow us placing bookmark. In fact,
notepad even doesn't remember where I have left before. 

 

So I wander is there any advance notepad or any such software which can
solve such problem? If yes then please suggest me such software. Currently
what I'm doing is that I am using kurzweil to open such text file. But again
the problem is that the eloquence of kurzweil always doesn't read the
programming expression correctly which is the most essential part, and I
also don't think that kurzweil doesn't allow customizing the punctuation.

 

Any good or bad reply will be highly appreciated.

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Re: [AI] FYI: Fwd: } Unfamiliar Margins in the Social (2-day Seminar at Univ. of Hyderabad 14th and 15th October)

2014-10-09 Thread parimala V. Bhat

it sounds good. what about registration fees and accomedation
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To: "accessindia" 
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 11:45 PM
Subject: [AI] FYI: Fwd: } Unfamiliar Margins in the Social (2-day Seminar at 
Univ. of Hyderabad 14th and 15th October)

Programme schedule is pasted below
Page 1
UGC-SAP National seminar on Unfamiliar Margins in the social
(Co-sponsored by ICSSR, New Delhi, Centre for Women Studies, UoH)
(14thand 15thOctober, 2014) Department of Sociology Programme Schedule
Day 1:14thOctober, 2014, Tuesday Venue: S.S.S Conference Hall
INAUGURAL SESSION- 9.30 am to 10.30 amChair- Prof.E.Haribabu, Pro-
Vice Chancellor, University of Hyderabad. Welcome address;Prof. K.
Laxmi Narayan, Head, Department of SociologyProf. Purendra Prasad,
Coordinator, UGC SAP programme. Introductory Remarks:Pushpesh Kumar
Introducing the Key Note Speaker- Shreyasee Dasgupta Key note session-
Dr.Radhika Chopra, Sexual Insults and Dependent HusbandsVote of
thanks- Dr.G.Nagaraju, Department of Sociology Tea Break- 10.30 am to
10.45 amSession 1-10:45 am to 12:15 pm Erotic and Pleasurable: Beyond
the Familiar Chair- Prof K. Suneetha Rani, Head, Centre for Women's
Studies, UoH.Speakers- Rukmini Sen, Breaking the Silence on the
'Unfamiliar': Law and Intimate Relationships' Shruti Tambe, Fear of
the Dark Man: Marathi films in the neo-liberal era

Page 2
Khairunnisa Nakathorige, the Ultimate Unspeakable: Discourse on incest
narratives in IndiaKetaki Chowkhani, Adolescents and Sexuality
Education: Understanding Adolescent Sexuality, Masculinity, Sexual
Knowledge and Romance. Session 2-12:15 pm to 1:45 pm Debating
Disability: Language, Psychoanalytic and subversion Chair- Dr.Sowmya
Dechamma, Centre for Comparative Literature, UoH Speakers- Nandini
Ghosh, Constructing Deviance: Gendered/Disabled BodiesShilpaa Anand,
Naming and Knowing the Unfamiliar: Disability and the relationship
between language and the social N. Annavaram, Sexuality and
Disability: Reflections on the Normative Constructions of a Normal
Body in Hindu Texts Hemachandran Karah, Ved Mehta's Continent of
Psychoanalysis: an innovative psychoanalytic experiment via the
framework of blindnessLunch Break- 1:45 pm to 2:45 pm Session 3- 2:45
pm to 4:15 pmMarginal Citizens: The Immoral, Imprisoned, Superhuman,
and 'encounterable' Chair- Dr.Manjari Katju, Department of Political
Science, UoH. Speakers-Mahuya Bandhyopadhyay, Ethnographic Forays in
Prison Sociality: Reflections on the 'Indian' Prison Climate and the
Prisoner as Marginal Citizen. Manisha Sethi, the Marginal and the
Encounterable: Discourses of Law and Lawlessness.Asima Jena, "Body
Politics and Marginality: Understanding the Predicaments of
Kalavanthulu".Trina Nileena Banerjee, New Masculinities and
Authoritarian Aesthetics in Contemporary Bombay Cinema Viajayanti
Mogali, Psychiatric Experiences

Page 3
Session 4-4:15 pm to 5:30 pmInterrogating Sciences, mapping
Dissonance: Queer Lives and politics for existence Chair- Dr. Anindita
Mukhopadhyay, Department of History, UoH. Speakers-Chayanika Shah,
Family beyond Blood and Marriage: Queer intimacies and
personallaw.Gita Chadha, the Queer question in sciences: Debating the
search for 'gay gene'. Gautam Bhan, Legality, Identity and Queer
Politics: What imaginations are possible? Cultural evening - 6:00 pm
to 8:00 pmVenue- C.V.Raman Auditorium 'In Search of Bawdi Folk Songs'
by Supriya Nasreen Chandramukhi RachnaDay 2: 15thOctober, 2014,
Wednesday Session 5-9:00 am to 10:45 am Performativity and
Representation: Body and Authenticity Chair- Dr.Aparna Rayaprol,
Department of Sociology, UoH. Speakers-Vishal Tondon, Sexuality within
the Socio-Cultural Sphere: A Survey through Contemporary Indian
ArtHimadri Roy, Blasphemous Body: Case studies of Hijras in Urban
Delhi. Zameer Kamble, While Performing Sexuality... A Report on a
Theatre Presentation "To, Ti, Te...( He, She, It...)" with Real Life
Stories of Queer People in Pune.

Page 4
Asha Singh, Images of Conjugality and Sexuality in Bahujan women's
Bhojpuri FolksongsJ. Devika,Dutiful daughters, Unruly sons: Sexuality,
gender, and community boundaries in a coastal hamlet in Kerala.Tea
Break- 10:45 am to 11:00 amSession 6-11:00 am to 1:00 pm Bonds,
Friendships and Kinships: 'Vampy', Liminal and Untangled Chair- Dr.
Deepa Srinivas, Centre for Women's Studies, UoHSpeakers- Mayuri
Samant, Will the Real Mother please 'Step' Out: Reflections on
Dichotomous Model ofMotherhood in India: Exploring the Possibilities.
Niladri R.Chatterjee, "Yaar": The Floating Signifier of Masculine
Affect. Tejaswini Madabhushi, Creating groups and kinship through
Social Media- a case of Hyderabad forFeminism.Kedar Deshmukh, Men's
Groups towards Gender JusticeA

Re: [AI] celebrate World White Cane day with clean India

"Some straight questions. What are we going to clean, who is going to
clean and what is our concept of cleanliness? Will this campaign
address the most important, most basic and most neglected question of
modernisation of our sanitation system? Whose India are we aiming at
cleaning up? In India, cleanliness can't be just about Bollywood actor
Aamir Khan preaching that we do not throw banana peels by the street
or piss on walls nor about PMs, CMs, all manner of ministers and
bureaucrats and politicians picking up brooms to clean streets and
public toilets and public places that have already been thoroughly
cleaned up for them to perform their sham.
What an irony! India is not clean because we don't want cleaners to
live with dignity and equality. We want the 'cleaners' to experience
'the spiritual experience' of cleaning shit!"
http://www.outlookindia.com/article/Who-Is-Going-To-Be-Clean/292144

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> on Sunday October 19, 2014, at 8 am, venue yet to be decided.
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[AI] UPSC asked to withdraw "discriminatory proforma"

2014-10-09 Thread Radha

The Hindu, 7 Oct 2014

The Court of Chief Commissioner for Persons with Disability has directed
the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) to withdraw its "discriminatory
performa". It has directed the UPSC to refrain from asking
differently-abled people to submit photographs showing their disabilities
and to consider the 'permanent disability certificate' issued from a
government hospital as a valid proof.

The action comes following an intervention by Satendra Singh, who has been
working in the area of disability rights and had written to the UPSC
against "its discriminatory policies".

"Despite having a valid disability certificate, the UPSC asks all
applicants to use their own format for disability certificate. This is
against the existing guidelines but nobody challenged the UPSC. Moreover,
the format asks applicants to paste 'photo showing disability', which is
not only discriminatory but also infringement of right to privacy. An
example - how can an amputee female attach her photograph?'' asked Dr.
Singh.

He added that in a follow-up to his complaint, he also quoted the Amended
Persons with Disabilities Rules 2009, which were circulated to all the
Ministries/Departments (Rules 3 to 6 of Chapter II relating to Disability
Certificate as per Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment's notification
in November 2013.

"The amended rules show the format to be used for disability certificate
and none of them asks 'to showcase disability'," said the physician.

He further pointed out that Rule 6 of the same order clearly states that a
certificate issued under Rule 4 is to be generally valid for all purpose.
"When a person already has a valid government certificate of permanent
disability why does he have to get his disability certificate again in the
prescribed form of the UPSC?'' questioned Dr. Singh.

Source:
http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/tp-otherstates/upsc-asked-to-withdraw-discriminatory-proforma/article6476862.ece

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[AI] FYI: Fwd: } Unfamiliar Margins in the Social (2-day Seminar at Univ. of Hyderabad 14th and 15th October)

Programme schedule is pasted below
Page 1
UGC-SAP National seminar on Unfamiliar Margins in the social
(Co-sponsored by ICSSR, New Delhi, Centre for Women Studies, UoH)
(14thand 15thOctober, 2014) Department of Sociology Programme Schedule
Day 1:14thOctober, 2014, Tuesday Venue: S.S.S Conference Hall
INAUGURAL SESSION- 9.30 am to 10.30 amChair- Prof.E.Haribabu, Pro-
Vice Chancellor, University of Hyderabad. Welcome address;Prof. K.
Laxmi Narayan, Head, Department of SociologyProf. Purendra Prasad,
Coordinator, UGC SAP programme. Introductory Remarks:Pushpesh Kumar
Introducing the Key Note Speaker- Shreyasee Dasgupta Key note session-
Dr.Radhika Chopra, Sexual Insults and Dependent HusbandsVote of
thanks- Dr.G.Nagaraju, Department of Sociology Tea Break- 10.30 am to
10.45 amSession 1-10:45 am to 12:15 pm Erotic and Pleasurable: Beyond
the Familiar Chair- Prof K. Suneetha Rani, Head, Centre for Women's
Studies, UoH.Speakers- Rukmini Sen, Breaking the Silence on the
'Unfamiliar': Law and Intimate Relationships' Shruti Tambe, Fear of
the Dark Man: Marathi films in the neo-liberal era

Page 2
Khairunnisa Nakathorige, the Ultimate Unspeakable: Discourse on incest
narratives in IndiaKetaki Chowkhani, Adolescents and Sexuality
Education: Understanding Adolescent Sexuality, Masculinity, Sexual
Knowledge and Romance. Session 2-12:15 pm to 1:45 pm Debating
Disability: Language, Psychoanalytic and subversion Chair- Dr.Sowmya
Dechamma, Centre for Comparative Literature, UoH Speakers- Nandini
Ghosh, Constructing Deviance: Gendered/Disabled BodiesShilpaa Anand,
Naming and Knowing the Unfamiliar: Disability and the relationship
between language and the social N. Annavaram, Sexuality and
Disability: Reflections on the Normative Constructions of a Normal
Body in Hindu Texts Hemachandran Karah, Ved Mehta's Continent of
Psychoanalysis: an innovative psychoanalytic experiment via the
framework of blindnessLunch Break- 1:45 pm to 2:45 pm Session 3- 2:45
pm to 4:15 pmMarginal Citizens: The Immoral, Imprisoned, Superhuman,
and 'encounterable' Chair- Dr.Manjari Katju, Department of Political
Science, UoH. Speakers-Mahuya Bandhyopadhyay, Ethnographic Forays in
Prison Sociality: Reflections on the 'Indian' Prison Climate and the
Prisoner as Marginal Citizen. Manisha Sethi, the Marginal and the
Encounterable: Discourses of Law and Lawlessness.Asima Jena, "Body
Politics and Marginality: Understanding the Predicaments of
Kalavanthulu".Trina Nileena Banerjee, New Masculinities and
Authoritarian Aesthetics in Contemporary Bombay Cinema Viajayanti
Mogali, Psychiatric Experiences

Page 3
Session 4-4:15 pm to 5:30 pmInterrogating Sciences, mapping
Dissonance: Queer Lives and politics for existence Chair- Dr. Anindita
Mukhopadhyay, Department of History, UoH. Speakers-Chayanika Shah,
Family beyond Blood and Marriage: Queer intimacies and
personallaw.Gita Chadha, the Queer question in sciences: Debating the
search for 'gay gene'. Gautam Bhan, Legality, Identity and Queer
Politics: What imaginations are possible? Cultural evening - 6:00 pm
to 8:00 pmVenue- C.V.Raman Auditorium 'In Search of Bawdi Folk Songs'
by Supriya Nasreen Chandramukhi RachnaDay 2: 15thOctober, 2014,
Wednesday Session 5-9:00 am to 10:45 am Performativity and
Representation: Body and Authenticity Chair- Dr.Aparna Rayaprol,
Department of Sociology, UoH. Speakers-Vishal Tondon, Sexuality within
the Socio-Cultural Sphere: A Survey through Contemporary Indian
ArtHimadri Roy, Blasphemous Body: Case studies of Hijras in Urban
Delhi. Zameer Kamble, While Performing Sexuality... A Report on a
Theatre Presentation "To, Ti, Te...( He, She, It...)" with Real Life
Stories of Queer People in Pune.

Page 4
Asha Singh, Images of Conjugality and Sexuality in Bahujan women's
Bhojpuri FolksongsJ. Devika,Dutiful daughters, Unruly sons: Sexuality,
gender, and community boundaries in a coastal hamlet in Kerala.Tea
Break- 10:45 am to 11:00 amSession 6-11:00 am to 1:00 pm Bonds,
Friendships and Kinships: 'Vampy', Liminal and Untangled Chair- Dr.
Deepa Srinivas, Centre for Women's Studies, UoHSpeakers- Mayuri
Samant, Will the Real Mother please 'Step' Out: Reflections on
Dichotomous Model ofMotherhood in India: Exploring the Possibilities.
Niladri R.Chatterjee, "Yaar": The Floating Signifier of Masculine
Affect. Tejaswini Madabhushi, Creating groups and kinship through
Social Media- a case of Hyderabad forFeminism.Kedar Deshmukh, Men's
Groups towards Gender JusticeAndy Silveira, Articulating Sexual
Identities in PublicLunch Break- 1:00 pm to 1:45 pm Session 7-2:00pm
to 3:45 pmLegal, Juridical and Institutional: Traversing Uncharted
Terrains Chair- Dr.Brinda Bose, Centre for English, JNU, New
DelhiSpeakers-Saptarshi Mandal, Recasting Sodomy: Prohibited Sexual
Act

Re: [AI] How to retrieve mistakenly closed internet page?

2014-10-09 Thread Bhavya shah

Hi.
In most web browsers, you can view your browsing history, the most
recent being at the top. This means, that the last webpage you closed
is part of the recent history and you can simply press Enter on it to
load that webpage.
In Firefox 32 there is a History menu where such options are present.
Hope that helps

On 10/9/14, Sheik Mohammedali  wrote:
> how about viewing the history by pressing shift+ctrl+h?
> - Original Message -
> From: "Mohib Anwar Rafel" 
> To: "accessindia" 
> Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 6:48 PM
> Subject: [AI] How to retrieve mistakenly closed internet page?
>
>
>> Hey folks, sometime working on internet, we close some opened internet
>> page by mistake. Is there a way to retrieve to recover this page? I am
>> asking this because sometime we reach to particular page after
>> entering through various links and links, if this page is closed
>> mistakenly, we have to incur the same labour again. Please guide.
>>
>> --
>> Mohib Anwar Rafel
>> M.Phil 2011, LL.M 2013
>> Ph.D Candidate, at Jawaharlal Nehru University Delhi, India
>> Phone: 09211192333,
>> 0926800
>> Skype: mohibrafel
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Re: [AI] Aarthi Burtony

2014-10-09 Thread Aarthi Burthony

Hi Sheik,

Thank you for your help.

Sincerely,

Aarthi'

On 10/9/14, Sheik Mohammedali  wrote:
> that table must be the non uniform table.  means cells are merged for inner
>
> columns.  to navigate to the respective columns you can try the following
> keystrokes:
> alt+ctrl+right arrow to move to next column and left arrow for previous.
> Alt+ctrl+down arrow to move to next row and up arrow for previous.  for
> merged cells, just assume that two rows would be used for columns title if
> that table contains iner columns.  and just navigate down to that merged row
>
> and then try these above told keystrokes to avoid confusion.
> - Original Message -
> From: "Aarthi Burthony" 
> To: "accessindia" 
> Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 1:11 PM
> Subject: [AI] Aarthi Burtony
>
>
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I hope that you are all well.
>>
>> I need some help: I wish to draw a table on MS Word 2010 which first
>> row is not divided into columns but the following rows would be
>> divided in two columns.
>>
>> I am grateful to receive indications of how to do this with Jaws 15.
>>
>> Thanking you,
>>
>> Aarthi Burtony
>>
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Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

O,  I have it already in my spice stellar pinnacle pro mi 535. it is not at 
all preferable for me sorry.
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From: "Madhumitha" 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issuesconcerning 
thedisabled." 

Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 7:52 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

fleksy is a predictive keyboard which is available for iDevices and 
android. see full discription in fleksy.com or in my store from your 
android.
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To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issuesconcerning 
thedisabled." 

Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 7:43 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

come on more on this? Indeed I don't type alot on touch but would be 
helpful if i'm on a move.
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issuesconcerning thedisabled." 

Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 7:16 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

buy fleksy happy typing.
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To: "'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and 
issuesconcerningthe disabled.'" 

Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 3:30 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

Hello. Sorry for replying here, cause I'm not an android users. Any 
ways, to

type by touching,  just keep your finger in any letter, and after that
search your suitable letter by just sliding to the cardinal direction
without lifting your finger  until talkback doesn't say your desire 
letter.
Once you found your desire letter, just lift your finger, and your 
letter
will be typed. If you are trying to type sudeshna, just keep your 
finger to
any letter say you've keep your finger in to "j". just scrole your 
finger to
the first letter which is "s" by sliding your finger to left side 
without
lifting, when talkback anounce "s", just lift your finger, and your 
letter
will be type. After that, keep your finger to same letter which is "s" 
and
slide your finger to the up right side until talkback says "u", if you 
found
your letter which is "u", just lift your finger, now su will be typed. 
You

have to perform your whole name like that.

hth

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On 
Behalf

Of Sudeshna Bhattacharya
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 2:58 PM
To: accessindia
Subject: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

Dear List Members,
I need assistance to configure my Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo Duos so that I
can easily key in using the on screen keyboard. in the present
scenario, the problem I'm facing is that whenever  I touch any key
it's getting typed and I found it quite difficult to type the correct
letter/ digit in the first attempt without listening to it before,
because here I cannot count the position of a particular key and
memorise the same as it was in the case of physical keyboard.
I read about the 'Simpleye' app but as I don't know braille at all,
it'll not be a good choice for me, I think.
hence my query is: is there any app that makes a touch on a key read
that key and a single or double tap or tap with multiple finger types
it. if not, how can I solve my problem? any idea?
I need assistance or support from the experts in this regard urgently.

thanks and regards,
Sudeshna Bhattacharya
Reserve Bank of India

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[AI] celebrate World White Cane day with clean India

2014-10-09 Thread nidhi goyal

Dear all,

Greetings from Mumbai.

 

On the occasion of World White Cane day  (October 15),  let us display  the
celebration of blindness through our vision. we have decided to come
together and join in the goal of "Clean India" by cleaning parts of Mumbai
on Sunday October 19, 2014, at 8 am, venue yet to be decided. 

Each blind individual who agrees to participate will be provided with a
sighted escort to aid them in the cleaning  process. it is our chance to
give back to the society and claim our equality by   shouldering the
responsibility of an Indian citizen!

 

If you think it is worth it to get your hands dirty to make this country
clean, do drop us a line   at shivrah...@gmail.com or
nidhigoyal...@gmail.com; or simply dial +91 9819409860 to register with my
co-organiser Mr Shivkumar Rahejaby October 15, 2014.



This effort is independent  of any organisation(NGO or political party) and
we would urge our blind and sighted friends, acquaintences, and fellow list
members to be a part of our first step in creating a clean tomorrow.

 

Regards,

Nidhi Goyal and Shivkumar Raheja 

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Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

2014-10-09 Thread Madhumitha

fleksy is a predictive keyboard which is available for iDevices and android. 
see full discription in fleksy.com or in my store from your android.
- Original Message - 
From: "Sheik Mohammedali" 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issuesconcerning 
thedisabled." 

Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 7:43 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

come on more on this? Indeed I don't type alot on touch but would be 
helpful if i'm on a move.
- Original Message - 
From: "Madhumitha" 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issuesconcerning 
thedisabled." 

Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 7:16 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

buy fleksy happy typing.
- Original Message - 
From: "raaju" 
To: "'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and 
issuesconcerningthe disabled.'" 

Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 3:30 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

Hello. Sorry for replying here, cause I'm not an android users. Any 
ways, to

type by touching,  just keep your finger in any letter, and after that
search your suitable letter by just sliding to the cardinal direction
without lifting your finger  until talkback doesn't say your desire 
letter.
Once you found your desire letter, just lift your finger, and your 
letter
will be typed. If you are trying to type sudeshna, just keep your finger 
to
any letter say you've keep your finger in to "j". just scrole your 
finger to
the first letter which is "s" by sliding your finger to left side 
without
lifting, when talkback anounce "s", just lift your finger, and your 
letter
will be type. After that, keep your finger to same letter which is "s" 
and
slide your finger to the up right side until talkback says "u", if you 
found
your letter which is "u", just lift your finger, now su will be typed. 
You

have to perform your whole name like that.

hth

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On 
Behalf

Of Sudeshna Bhattacharya
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 2:58 PM
To: accessindia
Subject: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

Dear List Members,
I need assistance to configure my Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo Duos so that I
can easily key in using the on screen keyboard. in the present
scenario, the problem I'm facing is that whenever  I touch any key
it's getting typed and I found it quite difficult to type the correct
letter/ digit in the first attempt without listening to it before,
because here I cannot count the position of a particular key and
memorise the same as it was in the case of physical keyboard.
I read about the 'Simpleye' app but as I don't know braille at all,
it'll not be a good choice for me, I think.
hence my query is: is there any app that makes a touch on a key read
that key and a single or double tap or tap with multiple finger types
it. if not, how can I solve my problem? any idea?
I need assistance or support from the experts in this regard urgently.

thanks and regards,
Sudeshna Bhattacharya
Reserve Bank of India

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Re: [AI] How to retrieve mistakenly closed internet page?

how about viewing the history by pressing shift+ctrl+h?
- Original Message - 
From: "Mohib Anwar Rafel" 

To: "accessindia" 
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 6:48 PM
Subject: [AI] How to retrieve mistakenly closed internet page?

Hey folks, sometime working on internet, we close some opened internet
page by mistake. Is there a way to retrieve to recover this page? I am
asking this because sometime we reach to particular page after
entering through various links and links, if this page is closed
mistakenly, we have to incur the same labour again. Please guide.

--
Mohib Anwar Rafel
M.Phil 2011, LL.M 2013
Ph.D Candidate, at Jawaharlal Nehru University Delhi, India
Phone: 09211192333,
0926800
Skype: mohibrafel

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Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

come on more on this? Indeed I don't type alot on touch but would be helpful 
if i'm on a move.
- Original Message - 
From: "Madhumitha" 
To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issuesconcerning 
thedisabled." 

Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 7:16 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

buy fleksy happy typing.
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From: "raaju" 
To: "'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and 
issuesconcerningthe disabled.'" 

Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 3:30 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

Hello. Sorry for replying here, cause I'm not an android users. Any ways, 
to

type by touching,  just keep your finger in any letter, and after that
search your suitable letter by just sliding to the cardinal direction
without lifting your finger  until talkback doesn't say your desire 
letter.

Once you found your desire letter, just lift your finger, and your letter
will be typed. If you are trying to type sudeshna, just keep your finger 
to
any letter say you've keep your finger in to "j". just scrole your finger 
to

the first letter which is "s" by sliding your finger to left side without
lifting, when talkback anounce "s", just lift your finger, and your 
letter
will be type. After that, keep your finger to same letter which is "s" 
and
slide your finger to the up right side until talkback says "u", if you 
found
your letter which is "u", just lift your finger, now su will be typed. 
You

have to perform your whole name like that.

hth

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On 
Behalf

Of Sudeshna Bhattacharya
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 2:58 PM
To: accessindia
Subject: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

Dear List Members,
I need assistance to configure my Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo Duos so that I
can easily key in using the on screen keyboard. in the present
scenario, the problem I'm facing is that whenever  I touch any key
it's getting typed and I found it quite difficult to type the correct
letter/ digit in the first attempt without listening to it before,
because here I cannot count the position of a particular key and
memorise the same as it was in the case of physical keyboard.
I read about the 'Simpleye' app but as I don't know braille at all,
it'll not be a good choice for me, I think.
hence my query is: is there any app that makes a touch on a key read
that key and a single or double tap or tap with multiple finger types
it. if not, how can I solve my problem? any idea?
I need assistance or support from the experts in this regard urgently.

thanks and regards,
Sudeshna Bhattacharya
Reserve Bank of India

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Re: [AI] Regarding Facebook messenger for PC

Skype is a messenger which allows you to make free calls skype to skype all 
over the globe and instant texting.  if you are using jaws 15, then by 
default skype is accessible.  what you need to do is that once you install 
the skype, you should create your skype acount and login with it.  after 
login, pres alt+v to get view menu and navigate up until you get compact 
view and press enter.  note: this setting is to ease to get multiple 
conversations in its own window.  means when multiple persons send message 
on skype, it will be opened in separate window.  if you are intended to use 
skype for most voice calls, jaws 15 is more than enough.  or if you wish to 
use skype for texting much, then you will need to use jaws scripts 
exclusively written for skype by third party. to get latest jaws scripts for 
skype,

visit here:
http://dlee.org/skype
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concerningthe disabled." 

Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 6:36 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Regarding Facebook messenger for PC



I've installed Skype on my PC, but not able to access it with ease!
can someone can tell me, step by step, how to use Skype and its main
functions which are in our daily needs?
Regards:
RD

On 10/9/14, Sheik Mohammedali  wrote:

skype can be used since it is integrated with the facebook chat.  use the
latest skype and connect your facebook account by providing your facebook
credentials on skype home screen.
- Original Message -
From: "Narendra VG" 
To: ; ;

Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2014 1:34 PM
Subject: [AI] Regarding Facebook messenger for PC



Dear Experts,

 I Need Facebook messenger for my windows 7 PC. If anybody
have
please share with me.

With regards,

Narendra VG.



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if there is a way I will find it,

If there is no way, I will make it "

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Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

2014-10-09 Thread Madhumitha

buy fleksy happy typing.
- Original Message - 
From: "raaju" 
To: "'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and 
issuesconcerningthe disabled.'" 

Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 3:30 PM
Subject: Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

Hello. Sorry for replying here, cause I'm not an android users. Any ways, 
to

type by touching,  just keep your finger in any letter, and after that
search your suitable letter by just sliding to the cardinal direction
without lifting your finger  until talkback doesn't say your desire 
letter.

Once you found your desire letter, just lift your finger, and your letter
will be typed. If you are trying to type sudeshna, just keep your finger 
to
any letter say you've keep your finger in to "j". just scrole your finger 
to

the first letter which is "s" by sliding your finger to left side without
lifting, when talkback anounce "s", just lift your finger, and your letter
will be type. After that, keep your finger to same letter which is "s" and
slide your finger to the up right side until talkback says "u", if you 
found

your letter which is "u", just lift your finger, now su will be typed. You
have to perform your whole name like that.

hth

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Of Sudeshna Bhattacharya
Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 2:58 PM
To: accessindia
Subject: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

Dear List Members,
I need assistance to configure my Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo Duos so that I
can easily key in using the on screen keyboard. in the present
scenario, the problem I'm facing is that whenever  I touch any key
it's getting typed and I found it quite difficult to type the correct
letter/ digit in the first attempt without listening to it before,
because here I cannot count the position of a particular key and
memorise the same as it was in the case of physical keyboard.
I read about the 'Simpleye' app but as I don't know braille at all,
it'll not be a good choice for me, I think.
hence my query is: is there any app that makes a touch on a key read
that key and a single or double tap or tap with multiple finger types
it. if not, how can I solve my problem? any idea?
I need assistance or support from the experts in this regard urgently.

thanks and regards,
Sudeshna Bhattacharya
Reserve Bank of India

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Re: [AI] Regarding Facebook messenger for PC

2014-10-09 Thread rajendra dhurve

I've installed Skype on my PC, but not able to access it with ease!
can someone can tell me, step by step, how to use Skype and its main
functions which are in our daily needs?
Regards:
RD

On 10/9/14, Sheik Mohammedali  wrote:
> skype can be used since it is integrated with the facebook chat.  use the
> latest skype and connect your facebook account by providing your facebook
> credentials on skype home screen.
> - Original Message -
> From: "Narendra VG" 
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> Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2014 1:34 PM
> Subject: [AI] Regarding Facebook messenger for PC
>
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>> Dear Experts,
>>
>>  I Need Facebook messenger for my windows 7 PC. If anybody
>> have
>> please share with me.
>>
>> With regards,
>>
>> Narendra VG.
>>
>>
>>
>> "For any success,
>>
>> if there is a way I will find it,
>>
>> If there is no way, I will make it "
>>
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[AI] How to retrieve mistakenly closed internet page?

2014-10-09 Thread Mohib Anwar Rafel

Hey folks, sometime working on internet, we close some opened internet
page by mistake. Is there a way to retrieve to recover this page? I am
asking this because sometime we reach to particular page after
entering through various links and links, if this page is closed
mistakenly, we have to incur the same labour again. Please guide.

-- 
Mohib Anwar Rafel
M.Phil 2011, LL.M 2013
Ph.D Candidate, at Jawaharlal Nehru University Delhi, India
Phone: 09211192333,
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Skype: mohibrafel

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[AI] Modetor: RE: Need assistance in typing on Android device

2014-10-09 Thread Kotian, H P

All
Please direct all your mobile related queries on the list dedicated for this 
purpose.
Registration for this list is in the footer of every AI mails.

All are requested not to respond to any mobile related queries here.
Harish Kotian

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
rajendra dhurve
Sent: 09 October 2014 18:33
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the 
disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

Hi friends:
Does Talkback software is inbuilt in Nokia E71? if yes, so how can we activate 
it into our E71?
please reply
RD

On 10/9/14, Sudeshna Bhattacharya  wrote:
> I'd like to mention here, the tts I'm using is Samsung's own tts. do I
> really need to change it to avail all the added facility like
> granularity etc?I didn't find anything like these in my device. pl
> guide me. I'm absolutely new in touch screen phone arena.
>
>
> On 10/9/14, Sudeshna Bhattacharya 
> wrote:
>> thanks a lot to all of you for your prompt support. but how to know
>> what keyboard I'm actually using and how to change to google keyboard?
>> one more thing, how to read smss, contact name, or other texts word
>> by word or by letter by letter or digit by digit?
>> can you pl help me?
>>
>> On 10/9/14, Austin Pinto  wrote:
>>> hi again as this question has come up on this list i am answering it
>>> hear how ever this list is not for mobile there is a dadicated list
>>> for mobiles.
>>> 1. use google keyboard this is the best keyboard.
>>> 2. when you keep your fingure on a letter talkback will speake the
>>> letter but the letter will not type untill you lift your fingre u
>>> must just lift the fingure from the letter that you want to type no
>>> dubble tapping nothing
>>>
>>> On 10/9/14, raaju  wrote:
 Hello. Sorry for replying here, cause I'm not an android users. Any
 ways, to type by touching,  just keep your finger in any letter,
 and after that search your suitable letter by just sliding to the
 cardinal direction without lifting your finger  until talkback
 doesn't say your desire letter.
 Once you found your desire letter, just lift your finger, and your
 letter will be typed. If you are trying to type sudeshna, just keep
 your finger to any letter say you've keep your finger in to "j".
 just scrole your finger to the first letter which is "s" by sliding
 your finger to left side without lifting, when talkback anounce
 "s", just lift your finger, and your letter will be type. After
 that, keep your finger to same letter which is "s"
 and
 slide your finger to the up right side until talkback says "u", if
 you found your letter which is "u", just lift your finger, now su
 will be typed.
 You
 have to perform your whole name like that.

 hth

 -Original Message-
 From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in]
 On Behalf Of Sudeshna Bhattacharya
 Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 2:58 PM
 To: accessindia
 Subject: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

 Dear List Members,
 I need assistance to configure my Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo Duos so
 that I can easily key in using the on screen keyboard. in the
 present scenario, the problem I'm facing is that whenever  I touch
 any key it's getting typed and I found it quite difficult to type
 the correct letter/ digit in the first attempt without listening to
 it before, because here I cannot count the position of a particular
 key and memorise the same as it was in the case of physical keyboard.
 I read about the 'Simpleye' app but as I don't know braille at all,
 it'll not be a good choice for me, I think.
 hence my query is: is there any app that makes a touch on a key
 read that key and a single or double tap or tap with multiple
 finger types it. if not, how can I solve my problem? any idea?
 I need assistance or support from the experts in this regard urgently.

 thanks and regards,
 Sudeshna Bhattacharya
 Reserve Bank of India

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Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

2014-10-09 Thread rajendra dhurve

Hi friends:
Does Talkback software is inbuilt in Nokia E71? if yes, so how can we
activate it into our E71?
please reply
RD

On 10/9/14, Sudeshna Bhattacharya  wrote:
> I'd like to mention here, the tts I'm using is Samsung's own tts. do I
> really need to change it to avail all the added facility like
> granularity etc?I didn't find anything like these in my device. pl
> guide me. I'm absolutely new in touch screen phone arena.
>
>
> On 10/9/14, Sudeshna Bhattacharya 
> wrote:
>> thanks a lot to all of you for your prompt support. but how to know
>> what keyboard I'm actually using and how to change to google keyboard?
>> one more thing, how to read smss, contact name, or other texts word by
>> word or by letter by letter or digit by digit?
>> can you pl help me?
>>
>> On 10/9/14, Austin Pinto  wrote:
>>> hi again as this question has come up on this list i am answering it
>>> hear how ever this list is not for mobile there is a dadicated list
>>> for mobiles.
>>> 1. use google keyboard this is the best keyboard.
>>> 2. when you keep your fingure on a letter talkback will speake the
>>> letter but the letter will not type untill you lift your fingre u must
>>> just lift the fingure from the letter that you want to type no dubble
>>> tapping nothing
>>>
>>> On 10/9/14, raaju  wrote:
 Hello. Sorry for replying here, cause I'm not an android users. Any
 ways,
 to
 type by touching,  just keep your finger in any letter, and after that
 search your suitable letter by just sliding to the cardinal direction
 without lifting your finger  until talkback doesn't say your desire
 letter.
 Once you found your desire letter, just lift your finger, and your
 letter
 will be typed. If you are trying to type sudeshna, just keep your
 finger
 to
 any letter say you've keep your finger in to "j". just scrole your
 finger
 to
 the first letter which is "s" by sliding your finger to left side
 without
 lifting, when talkback anounce "s", just lift your finger, and your
 letter
 will be type. After that, keep your finger to same letter which is "s"
 and
 slide your finger to the up right side until talkback says "u", if you
 found
 your letter which is "u", just lift your finger, now su will be typed.
 You
 have to perform your whole name like that.

 hth

 -Original Message-
 From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
 Behalf
 Of Sudeshna Bhattacharya
 Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 2:58 PM
 To: accessindia
 Subject: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

 Dear List Members,
 I need assistance to configure my Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo Duos so that I
 can easily key in using the on screen keyboard. in the present
 scenario, the problem I'm facing is that whenever  I touch any key
 it's getting typed and I found it quite difficult to type the correct
 letter/ digit in the first attempt without listening to it before,
 because here I cannot count the position of a particular key and
 memorise the same as it was in the case of physical keyboard.
 I read about the 'Simpleye' app but as I don't know braille at all,
 it'll not be a good choice for me, I think.
 hence my query is: is there any app that makes a touch on a key read
 that key and a single or double tap or tap with multiple finger types
 it. if not, how can I solve my problem? any idea?
 I need assistance or support from the experts in this regard urgently.

 thanks and regards,
 Sudeshna Bhattacharya
 Reserve Bank of India

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[AI] Fwd: Questionnaire

2014-10-09 Thread BHAGYASHREE GANDHI

hello friends,
go through the email and do the needful.

Dear Labhendra,

I need the feedback on the softwares used by the Visually Challenged for a
research paper I am writing.
Go through the questionnaire . You can add some more questions if you think
fit.
Can we float a google doc to capture the responses ?

Thanks,
Asha Bhatia


Questionnaire...





   Hi

Request you to circulate this amongst your friends to get a feedback on the
available softwares for the visually challenged.

This survey is solely for the purpose of academics.The questionnaires duly
filled could be sent to ashabha...@somaiya.edu.


1. Name:



2.Age:



3.Occupation:



4.Education:



5.Which IT Software do you use?

o   JAWS

o   NVDA

o   OCR

o   Any other (Specify)



6.For how long have you been using this software?



7.How did you come to know about the software?

o   Advertisement

o   Workplace

o   Friends and family



8.Did you attend any training sessions?

o   Yes

o   No



9.Has this software made your job easier?

o   Yes

o   No



10. Does it Increase your chance in progress of your career?

o   Yes

o   No



11. Does  using this software  make you feel socially acceptable?

o   Yes

o   No



12. Before Using This Software, what was your source of information for
keeping yourself updated?

o   Braille Newspapers

o   News Channel

o   Any Other (Specify)






Rate the attributes that affect your selection of the software on a scale
of 1 to 5

1- Least Important, 5- Most Important





1

2

3

4

5

Awareness











Price











User friendly











Open source











Availability











Device support











Compatibility











Feature











Flexibility











Accessibility











Sincerely,
*Prof.Asha Bhatia*
Faculty, Entrepreneurship
Chairperson, Enactus Somaiya Social Cell
K.J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies & Research
Vidyanagar, Vidyavihar
Mumbai -400 077
Email id: ashabha...@somaiya.edu




 

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Consultant Physiotherapist
Hare Krishna physiotherapy clinic,mumbai
+91 9819918844
+91 9819916644
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[AI] link needed for ibps studys in audio format

2014-10-09 Thread suhas J

hi frnds i am suhas namboodiri frm mumbai. i need link for audio notes
for ibps po exam if any has any links for such sites pl send it thanks

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[AI] Para athletes criticise delay in naming contingent

Is Any blind athalete going there?

http://indianexpress.com/article/cities/delhi/para-athletes-criticise-delay-in-naming-contingent/

The Federation of Disabled Rights (FDR) has criticised the sports
ministry, the Sports Authority of India (SAI) and the Paralympic
Committee of India (PCI) for the delay in the announcement of Indian
delegation for the Para Asian Games which is scheduled to start in
Incheon from October 16.

FDR's general secretary Pradeep Raj alleged bunglings in selection
process and also said that the delay will only hurt the para-athletes.

"It is a fact that we don't get the support that disabled athletes
from around the world get. But this delay makes it all the more
difficult for the athletes as the uncertainty of not knowing whether
they will go will hurt their chances," Raj said, flanked by the
president of the Rastriya Viklang Party chief KK Dixit.

"The delay means they will ensure that name of their relatives will be
their as escorts for the disabled sportspersons," he added.

Talking specifically about the selection issues, Raj said how Vijay
Kumar, who had finished first after the trials conducted under aegis
of TTFI, failed to make the cut. "The player who has been selected
over Vijay is not even in the top four now," said Swarna Raj, who is
part of the the 13-member delegation.

"Camp is currently on at the I G Stadium. The coach does not even
bother to help us. We have been given a table and left on our own. Now
when the Games are here, the same coach is ready to take the flight to
the Games. These are the things that needs to be stopped. We don't get
our escorts, some unknown person is assigned to us as one, who we only
see at the airports... do you think this is fair," she added.

--
Avinash Shahi
Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU

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Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

I'd like to mention here, the tts I'm using is Samsung's own tts. do I
really need to change it to avail all the added facility like
granularity etc?I didn't find anything like these in my device. pl
guide me. I'm absolutely new in touch screen phone arena.


On 10/9/14, Sudeshna Bhattacharya  wrote:
> thanks a lot to all of you for your prompt support. but how to know
> what keyboard I'm actually using and how to change to google keyboard?
> one more thing, how to read smss, contact name, or other texts word by
> word or by letter by letter or digit by digit?
> can you pl help me?
>
> On 10/9/14, Austin Pinto  wrote:
>> hi again as this question has come up on this list i am answering it
>> hear how ever this list is not for mobile there is a dadicated list
>> for mobiles.
>> 1. use google keyboard this is the best keyboard.
>> 2. when you keep your fingure on a letter talkback will speake the
>> letter but the letter will not type untill you lift your fingre u must
>> just lift the fingure from the letter that you want to type no dubble
>> tapping nothing
>>
>> On 10/9/14, raaju  wrote:
>>> Hello. Sorry for replying here, cause I'm not an android users. Any
>>> ways,
>>> to
>>> type by touching,  just keep your finger in any letter, and after that
>>> search your suitable letter by just sliding to the cardinal direction
>>> without lifting your finger  until talkback doesn't say your desire
>>> letter.
>>> Once you found your desire letter, just lift your finger, and your
>>> letter
>>> will be typed. If you are trying to type sudeshna, just keep your finger
>>> to
>>> any letter say you've keep your finger in to "j". just scrole your
>>> finger
>>> to
>>> the first letter which is "s" by sliding your finger to left side
>>> without
>>> lifting, when talkback anounce "s", just lift your finger, and your
>>> letter
>>> will be type. After that, keep your finger to same letter which is "s"
>>> and
>>> slide your finger to the up right side until talkback says "u", if you
>>> found
>>> your letter which is "u", just lift your finger, now su will be typed.
>>> You
>>> have to perform your whole name like that.
>>>
>>> hth
>>>
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>>> Behalf
>>> Of Sudeshna Bhattacharya
>>> Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 2:58 PM
>>> To: accessindia
>>> Subject: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device
>>>
>>> Dear List Members,
>>> I need assistance to configure my Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo Duos so that I
>>> can easily key in using the on screen keyboard. in the present
>>> scenario, the problem I'm facing is that whenever  I touch any key
>>> it's getting typed and I found it quite difficult to type the correct
>>> letter/ digit in the first attempt without listening to it before,
>>> because here I cannot count the position of a particular key and
>>> memorise the same as it was in the case of physical keyboard.
>>> I read about the 'Simpleye' app but as I don't know braille at all,
>>> it'll not be a good choice for me, I think.
>>> hence my query is: is there any app that makes a touch on a key read
>>> that key and a single or double tap or tap with multiple finger types
>>> it. if not, how can I solve my problem? any idea?
>>> I need assistance or support from the experts in this regard urgently.
>>>
>>> thanks and regards,
>>> Sudeshna Bhattacharya
>>> Reserve Bank of India
>>>
>>> Clean India Campaign: Let us also chip in!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility
>>> of
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Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

thanks a lot to all of you for your prompt support. but how to know
what keyboard I'm actually using and how to change to google keyboard?
one more thing, how to read smss, contact name, or other texts word by
word or by letter by letter or digit by digit?
can you pl help me?

On 10/9/14, Austin Pinto  wrote:
> hi again as this question has come up on this list i am answering it
> hear how ever this list is not for mobile there is a dadicated list
> for mobiles.
> 1. use google keyboard this is the best keyboard.
> 2. when you keep your fingure on a letter talkback will speake the
> letter but the letter will not type untill you lift your fingre u must
> just lift the fingure from the letter that you want to type no dubble
> tapping nothing
>
> On 10/9/14, raaju  wrote:
>> Hello. Sorry for replying here, cause I'm not an android users. Any ways,
>> to
>> type by touching,  just keep your finger in any letter, and after that
>> search your suitable letter by just sliding to the cardinal direction
>> without lifting your finger  until talkback doesn't say your desire
>> letter.
>> Once you found your desire letter, just lift your finger, and your letter
>> will be typed. If you are trying to type sudeshna, just keep your finger
>> to
>> any letter say you've keep your finger in to "j". just scrole your finger
>> to
>> the first letter which is "s" by sliding your finger to left side without
>> lifting, when talkback anounce "s", just lift your finger, and your
>> letter
>> will be type. After that, keep your finger to same letter which is "s"
>> and
>> slide your finger to the up right side until talkback says "u", if you
>> found
>> your letter which is "u", just lift your finger, now su will be typed.
>> You
>> have to perform your whole name like that.
>>
>> hth
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>> Behalf
>> Of Sudeshna Bhattacharya
>> Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 2:58 PM
>> To: accessindia
>> Subject: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device
>>
>> Dear List Members,
>> I need assistance to configure my Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo Duos so that I
>> can easily key in using the on screen keyboard. in the present
>> scenario, the problem I'm facing is that whenever  I touch any key
>> it's getting typed and I found it quite difficult to type the correct
>> letter/ digit in the first attempt without listening to it before,
>> because here I cannot count the position of a particular key and
>> memorise the same as it was in the case of physical keyboard.
>> I read about the 'Simpleye' app but as I don't know braille at all,
>> it'll not be a good choice for me, I think.
>> hence my query is: is there any app that makes a touch on a key read
>> that key and a single or double tap or tap with multiple finger types
>> it. if not, how can I solve my problem? any idea?
>> I need assistance or support from the experts in this regard urgently.
>>
>> thanks and regards,
>> Sudeshna Bhattacharya
>> Reserve Bank of India
>>
>> Clean India Campaign: Let us also chip in!
>>
>>
>>
>> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility
>> of
>> mobile phones / Tabs on:
>> http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessind
>> ia.org.in
>>
>>
>> Search for old postings at:
>> http://www.mail-archive.com/accessindia@accessindia.org.in/
>>
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Re: [AI] Six per cent job reservation for disabled in Chhattisgarh

Why not. If I'm not wrong TN had reservations for OBC way back prior
to Mandal's Recommendations. And afterall, Disability falls under
state subject.


On 10/9/14, rajasekhar  wrote:
> can each State have its own quota policy on reservation?
> Rajasekhar
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
> Of avinash shahi
> Sent: 09 October 2014 15:51
> To: accessindia
> Cc: jnuvision
> Subject: [AI] Six per cent job reservation for disabled in Chhattisgarh
>
> Anyone on the list from the state, have you read any official notification?
> Please confirm, if notification is not yet out, kindly meet the CM of the
> state.
> http://www.dailypioneer.com/state-editions/raipur/six-per-cent-job-reservati
> on-for-disabled-in-chhattisgarh.html
> Chief Minister Raman Singh has announced that disabled persons will be
> given six per cent reservation in government jobs as per rules.
>
> The State Government will issue notification in this regard by the end
> of this month, he informed. The announcement has come after a
> delegation of speech and hearing impaired children called on the Chief
> Minister on Sunday evening at his residence here.
>
> Out of the six per cent reservation for disabled persons, two per cent
> reservation is for visually impaired, two per cent for
> bone-interrupted and another two per cent for speech and hearing
> impaired.
>
> The Chief Minister said that interpreters will be appointed in the
> major hospitals of the State to convey the instructions in sign
> language to speech and hearing impaired persons.
>
> Singh said that the government is committed to development of all
> disabled people. 'Special schemes would be chalked out for betterment
> of disabled persons.
>
> --
> Avinash Shahi
> Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU
>
> Clean India Campaign: Let us also chip in!
>
>
>
> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of
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Re: [AI] Six per cent job reservation for disabled in Chhattisgarh

2014-10-09 Thread rajasekhar

can each State have its own quota policy on reservation?
Rajasekhar

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
Of avinash shahi
Sent: 09 October 2014 15:51
To: accessindia
Cc: jnuvision
Subject: [AI] Six per cent job reservation for disabled in Chhattisgarh

Anyone on the list from the state, have you read any official notification?
Please confirm, if notification is not yet out, kindly meet the CM of the
state.
http://www.dailypioneer.com/state-editions/raipur/six-per-cent-job-reservati
on-for-disabled-in-chhattisgarh.html
Chief Minister Raman Singh has announced that disabled persons will be
given six per cent reservation in government jobs as per rules.

The State Government will issue notification in this regard by the end
of this month, he informed. The announcement has come after a
delegation of speech and hearing impaired children called on the Chief
Minister on Sunday evening at his residence here.

Out of the six per cent reservation for disabled persons, two per cent
reservation is for visually impaired, two per cent for
bone-interrupted and another two per cent for speech and hearing
impaired.

The Chief Minister said that interpreters will be appointed in the
major hospitals of the State to convey the instructions in sign
language to speech and hearing impaired persons.

Singh said that the government is committed to development of all
disabled people. 'Special schemes would be chalked out for betterment
of disabled persons.

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Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU

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[AI] FYI: Cable TV and DTH subscribers will have the option of switching operators

In Access India Convention held in the Feb We were shown/heard Talking TV PPT.
And what has developed since then in India? it is good opportunity to
talk to the relevant ministry and the Set-of-Box manufacturers to come
with accessible features. Interested NGOs/individuals can take this
opportunity seriously. and undoubtedly there is a huge market.
http://www.telegraphindia.com/1141009/jsp/nation/story_18908411.jsp
Smooth cable switch
OUR CORRESPONDENT
New Delhi, Oct. 8: Cable TV and DTH subscribers will have the option
of switching operators without having to change their set-top boxes.

Information and broadcasting minister Prakash Javadekar announced the
plan today, citing the example of portability in cellphones under
which customers change service-providers but not their numbers.

Javadekar said the Centre was working towards a system under which TV
subscribers too would be able to change operators by merely inserting
a new card instead of having to buy a new set-top box.

"Like the portability of the mobile phone (number), viewers should
have options with set-top boxes. They should be able to put in any
card (of the service provider) of their choice into the box," the
minister said after chairing a meeting of a task force on cable TV
digitisation.

The Centre recently asked regulator Trai to explore how set-top box
"inter-operability" could be made possible.

"Inter-operability will give the customer flexibility to change the
operator without having to change the equipment. It will only require
changing a smart card, as in mobile phones," said a ministry official.

At the meeting, Javadekar reviewed the progress of the third and
fourth phases of cable digitisation -- which ensures better picture and
sound quality and more channels -- that will see the change spread to
villages from the big cities covered in the first two stages.

The task force will suggest ways to bring in set-top box
inter-operability and price them affordably.

The Centre has urged domestic manufacturers to produce such boxes at
competitive rates, with the telecom ministry formally declaring the
devices "network equipment". Javadekar said the tag would offer local
manufacturers a level-playing field with foreign makers.

For the first two phases of digitisation, the set-top boxes were
mostly imported, with duty rates lowered to make them affordable.



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[AI] FYI: DDA extends housing scheme deadline

Anticipating a last-minute rush after a tepid response, the Delhi
Development Authority (DDA) has extended its deadline to submit forms
for its largest ever housing scheme till 5pm on October 15.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/newdelhi/dda-extends-housing-scheme-deadline/article1-1273156.aspx

The scheme - with 25,034 flats on offer - was launched on September 1
and was to close on October 9. Hindustan Times was the first to
report, on September 29, that DDA was likely to extend the deadline.

The draw of lots is tentatively fixed for November 5, supervised by a
committee headed by a retired high court judge and two IT
professionals, one from IIT-Delhi and the other from the National
Informatics Centre.

The DDA sold 16 lakh applications for the scheme but got back just 3
lakh, partly due to a fortnight-long Shraddh period, considered
'inauspicious', followed by the festive season.

However, DDA officials said the real reason for the subdued response
was a new lock-in clause under which allottees cannot sell their flats
for five years. Also, with very few two and three-bedroom flats on
offer, the middle class seems to have kept away.

The DDA had received some 7.4 lakh applications for a much smaller
housing scheme (16,000 flats) in 2010.

The decision to extend the deadline was taken on Wednesday at a
meeting with representatives of empanelled banks. "They insisted there
was too much last-minute rush and the last date should be extended.
Also, only about three lakh forms have been received so far and people
need more time," DDA vice-chairman Balvinder Kumar told HT.

"The procedure for the draw of lots has been put on our website," he added.

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[AI] Six per cent job reservation for disabled in Chhattisgarh

Anyone on the list from the state, have you read any official notification?
Please confirm, if notification is not yet out, kindly meet the CM of the state.
http://www.dailypioneer.com/state-editions/raipur/six-per-cent-job-reservation-for-disabled-in-chhattisgarh.html
Chief Minister Raman Singh has announced that disabled persons will be
given six per cent reservation in government jobs as per rules.

The State Government will issue notification in this regard by the end
of this month, he informed. The announcement has come after a
delegation of speech and hearing impaired children called on the Chief
Minister on Sunday evening at his residence here.

Out of the six per cent reservation for disabled persons, two per cent
reservation is for visually impaired, two per cent for
bone-interrupted and another two per cent for speech and hearing
impaired.

The Chief Minister said that interpreters will be appointed in the
major hospitals of the State to convey the instructions in sign
language to speech and hearing impaired persons.

Singh said that the government is committed to development of all
disabled people. 'Special schemes would be chalked out for betterment
of disabled persons.

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Doctoral student at Centre for Law and Governance JNU

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Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

2014-10-09 Thread Austin Pinto

hi again as this question has come up on this list i am answering it
hear how ever this list is not for mobile there is a dadicated list
for mobiles.
1. use google keyboard this is the best keyboard.
2. when you keep your fingure on a letter talkback will speake the
letter but the letter will not type untill you lift your fingre u must
just lift the fingure from the letter that you want to type no dubble
tapping nothing

On 10/9/14, raaju  wrote:
> Hello. Sorry for replying here, cause I'm not an android users. Any ways,
> to
> type by touching,  just keep your finger in any letter, and after that
> search your suitable letter by just sliding to the cardinal direction
> without lifting your finger  until talkback doesn't say your desire letter.
> Once you found your desire letter, just lift your finger, and your letter
> will be typed. If you are trying to type sudeshna, just keep your finger to
> any letter say you've keep your finger in to "j". just scrole your finger
> to
> the first letter which is "s" by sliding your finger to left side without
> lifting, when talkback anounce "s", just lift your finger, and your letter
> will be type. After that, keep your finger to same letter which is "s" and
> slide your finger to the up right side until talkback says "u", if you
> found
> your letter which is "u", just lift your finger, now su will be typed. You
> have to perform your whole name like that.
>
> hth
>
> -Original Message-
> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
> Of Sudeshna Bhattacharya
> Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 2:58 PM
> To: accessindia
> Subject: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device
>
> Dear List Members,
> I need assistance to configure my Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo Duos so that I
> can easily key in using the on screen keyboard. in the present
> scenario, the problem I'm facing is that whenever  I touch any key
> it's getting typed and I found it quite difficult to type the correct
> letter/ digit in the first attempt without listening to it before,
> because here I cannot count the position of a particular key and
> memorise the same as it was in the case of physical keyboard.
> I read about the 'Simpleye' app but as I don't know braille at all,
> it'll not be a good choice for me, I think.
> hence my query is: is there any app that makes a touch on a key read
> that key and a single or double tap or tap with multiple finger types
> it. if not, how can I solve my problem? any idea?
> I need assistance or support from the experts in this regard urgently.
>
> thanks and regards,
> Sudeshna Bhattacharya
> Reserve Bank of India
>
> Clean India Campaign: Let us also chip in!
>
>
>
> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of
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Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

2014-10-09 Thread anil kumar

Hi,
Are you using Samsung keyboard? If it is then use Google keyboard or jelly
been keyboard and type with same way which is told by our member.
Feel free for further,
Regards,
On Oct 9, 2014 3:21 PM, "Sudeshna Bhattacharya" <
sudeshna.bhattachary...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear List Members,
> I need assistance to configure my Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo Duos so that I
> can easily key in using the on screen keyboard. in the present
> scenario, the problem I'm facing is that whenever  I touch any key
> it's getting typed and I found it quite difficult to type the correct
> letter/ digit in the first attempt without listening to it before,
> because here I cannot count the position of a particular key and
> memorise the same as it was in the case of physical keyboard.
> I read about the 'Simpleye' app but as I don't know braille at all,
> it'll not be a good choice for me, I think.
> hence my query is: is there any app that makes a touch on a key read
> that key and a single or double tap or tap with multiple finger types
> it. if not, how can I solve my problem? any idea?
> I need assistance or support from the experts in this regard urgently.
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> thanks and regards,
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> Reserve Bank of India
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Re: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

2014-10-09 Thread raaju

Hello. Sorry for replying here, cause I'm not an android users. Any ways, to
type by touching,  just keep your finger in any letter, and after that
search your suitable letter by just sliding to the cardinal direction
without lifting your finger  until talkback doesn't say your desire letter.
Once you found your desire letter, just lift your finger, and your letter
will be typed. If you are trying to type sudeshna, just keep your finger to
any letter say you've keep your finger in to "j". just scrole your finger to
the first letter which is "s" by sliding your finger to left side without
lifting, when talkback anounce "s", just lift your finger, and your letter
will be type. After that, keep your finger to same letter which is "s" and
slide your finger to the up right side until talkback says "u", if you found
your letter which is "u", just lift your finger, now su will be typed. You
have to perform your whole name like that.

hth

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Sent: Thursday, October 09, 2014 2:58 PM
To: accessindia
Subject: [AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

Dear List Members,
I need assistance to configure my Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo Duos so that I
can easily key in using the on screen keyboard. in the present
scenario, the problem I'm facing is that whenever  I touch any key
it's getting typed and I found it quite difficult to type the correct
letter/ digit in the first attempt without listening to it before,
because here I cannot count the position of a particular key and
memorise the same as it was in the case of physical keyboard.
I read about the 'Simpleye' app but as I don't know braille at all,
it'll not be a good choice for me, I think.
hence my query is: is there any app that makes a touch on a key read
that key and a single or double tap or tap with multiple finger types
it. if not, how can I solve my problem? any idea?
I need assistance or support from the experts in this regard urgently.

thanks and regards,
Sudeshna Bhattacharya
Reserve Bank of India

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[AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

Dear List Members,
I need assistance to configure my Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo Duos so that I
can easily key in using the on screen keyboard. in the present
scenario, the problem I'm facing is that whenever  I touch any key
it's getting typed and I found it quite difficult to type the correct
letter/ digit in the first attempt without listening to it before,
because here I cannot count the position of a particular key and
memorise the same as it was in the case of physical keyboard.
I read about the 'Simpleye' app but as I don't know braille at all,
it'll not be a good choice for me, I think.
hence my query is: is there any app that makes a touch on a key read
that key and a single or double tap or tap with multiple finger types
it. if not, how can I solve my problem? any idea?
I need assistance or support from the experts in this regard urgently.

thanks and regards,
Sudeshna Bhattacharya
Reserve Bank of India

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[AI] Need assistance in typing on Android device

Dear List Members,
I need assistance to configure my Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo Duos so that I
can easily key in using the on screen keyboard. in the present
scenario, the problem I'm facing is that whenever  I touch any key
it's getting typed and I found it quite difficult to type the correct
letter/ digit in the first attempt without listening to it before,
because here I cannot count the position of a particular key and
memorise the same as it was in the case of physical keyboard.
I read about the 'Simpleye' app but as I don't know braille at all,
it'll not be a good choice for me, I think.
hence my query is: is there any app that makes a touch on a key read
that key and a single or double tap or tap with multiple finger types
it. if not, how can I solve my problem? any idea?
I need assistance or support from the experts in this regard urgently.

thanks and regards,
Sudeshna Bhattacharya
Reserve Bank of India

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Re: [AI] need hindi to english rapidex in E taxt.

2014-10-09 Thread raju ravat

sir if you find, please send to me.

On 10/9/14, raaju  wrote:
> Hello, I'm also in cue. I also required any text or audio materials for
> English to hindi rapidex English speaking course.
>
> Thanks in advance!
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Re: [AI] request to all.

☺.  once the mails are selected for delete/move purposes they might have 
been spammed.  only keyboard mailing list's mails were noted in this 
context.  but they were not spammed at my end at least.
- Original Message - 
From: "Salim qureshi" 

To: 
Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2014 5:33 PM
Subject: [AI] request to all.

hi folks, its looks like these days servers of gmail have some
problem. there are lots of good mails are going in spam. so it is my
request to all when ever you see a good mail in spam please just
unmark spam.

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Re: [AI] Regarding Facebook messenger for PC

skype can be used since it is integrated with the facebook chat.  use the 
latest skype and connect your facebook account by providing your facebook 
credentials on skype home screen.
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From: "Narendra VG" 
To: ; ; 

Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2014 1:34 PM
Subject: [AI] Regarding Facebook messenger for PC

Dear Experts,

 I Need Facebook messenger for my windows 7 PC. If anybody 
have

please share with me.

With regards,

Narendra VG.

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if there is a way I will find it,

If there is no way, I will make it "

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