RE: Can anyone recommend an app for recording on IPhone and Ipad.

[Bubba]

Was not trying to point out anyone is miss typing at all ! was making sure
what she was asking ! So I could give her or him an answer! So since you
have no idea what I was saying just stay out of it! You just presume I was
chastising the person and was not by no mean! So if you have no good input
don't say anything! So go shove it! Have a nice day! Oh by the way no I
don't  chastise anyone for grammar or spelling like you do by the way! Like
I say go set on a big fat one!



Bubba
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Sent: Friday, January 20, 2012 3:14 PM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: RE: Can anyone recommend an app for recording on IPhone and IPad.

Hi Bubba, or what ever your name is; you've posted to various lists using
three different names and some of your past headers suggest that you're
employed by the state of Florida, so I'm not quite sure how to address you.

Apparently the civil service human resource screening people down there
don't have standards;  I mean, do you really lack the reading comprehension
skills to ascertain what Annie meant, or was your goal to waste all of our
time pointing out that she was guilty of a typo.  I think that English is
not Annie's primary language, yet I've learned a lot from her on these
lists.  The irony is that your posts consistently contain about 20 times the
average number of spelling and grammatical errors, yet English is presumably
your primary language.  Go figure!!

Best regards.
Geoff



- Original Message - 
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To: 'Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility' 
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2012 7:43 AM
Subject: RE: Can anyone recommend an app for recording on IPhone and IPad.


Seating's ? do you mean settings?


Sign,
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Re: Finder problem

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Hi John,
Thank you. You put me on the right path. I also trashed the 
com.apple.sidebarlists.plist file. Then, rather than reboot, I force quit 
Finder and relaunched.


Fixed.

Thank you again. I appreciate the reply and the help.

Karen

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Sent: Friday, January 20, 2012 11:27 PM
Subject: Re: Finder problem



Karen:

Go to home folder and under library go to preferences.

Once there, look for com.apple.finder.plist and delete this file.

Once you do this, do a reboot right way.  Once you reboot this file will 
be recreated.


Hope this works, I had a finder a few months ago and by deleting this file 
refreshes finder.


John


On Jan 20, 2012, at 3:29 PM, 1smart...@cox.net wrote:

For any of you with any  knowledge of Finder, I would appreciate help 
with a problem.


In trying to learn how to successfully export a .mov file from Iphoto, I 
have made a change to Finder and did not realize it. Now, every time I 
try to arrow through the selections in the Sidebar, it automatically 
flips over to the Browser. I cannot now arrow through my Sidebar.


As I said, any help with this problem would be greatly appreciated.

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Re: Finder problem

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Karen:

Go to home folder and under library go to preferences.

Once there, look for com.apple.finder.plist and delete this file.

Once you do this, do a reboot right way.  Once you reboot this file will be 
recreated.

Hope this works, I had a finder a few months ago and by deleting this file 
refreshes finder.

John


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> For any of you with any  knowledge of Finder, I would appreciate help with a 
> problem.
> 
> In trying to learn how to successfully export a .mov file from Iphoto, I have 
> made a change to Finder and did not realize it. Now, every time I try to 
> arrow through the selections in the Sidebar, it automatically flips over to 
> the Browser. I cannot now arrow through my Sidebar. 
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Re: How to change from ddom to group on the web

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You missed it. all you need to do is down arrow after you hit right arrow in 
web is down arrow to, or up arrow to Toggle Web Navigation DOM or Group

Take care.
On Jan 20, 2012, at 8:41 PM, Margaret Booth wrote:

> Hi! Sara 
> 
> I hope you can be patient with me because some of the areas on my Mac book
> pro I am still getting my head around and other parts I can get without any
> problems. 
> I followed your instructions right through to opening utilities, went to
> commander then went to the tab after the table which is add. I pressed VO
> spacebar on this and typed in the letter that I was going to use. Then I
> went to command menu and I pressed VO spacebar. Then went down to web
> submenu but I couldn't find anything about DOM or group here all it said
> when I pressed VO spacebar on web submenu was find next auto web site. I'm
> probably doing something wrong. Can you set me straight and tell me what to
> do from here. 
> Margaret 
> 
> 
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> Sent: Saturday, 21 January 2012 3:03 PM
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> Subject: Re: How to change from ddom to group on the web
> 
> go to the commander in vo utility and go to keyboard commander tab. Now go
> to the table after you enable the keyboard commander and go to tab then hit
> g or that's what I use. then tab to the combo box menu and in there someware
> is the website submenu. then choose the dom and group thing.
> On Jan 20, 2012, at 7:50 PM, Margaret Booth wrote:
> 
>> Can someone give me step by step instructions on how to create a
>> shorttcut key in keyboard commander so I can switch from groups to DOM
>> in web. Thanks for anyone's help that they can give me.
>> Margaret
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Re: wish there were a easy way to tag mp3s than in i tunes

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so far ther i s no app. I've looked and people just use itunes. to tag. I don't 
like it eather but I just deal with it.

Take care.
On Jan 20, 2012, at 8:47 PM, krystal watson wrote:

> when you have thousands of songs that need taging or mp3s its anoying to tag 
> them in i tunes wish there was a app to do it for you that would make life 
> easier i have millions of books that are not in books folder can any one help 
> me with a ap?
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RE: How to change from ddom to group on the web

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Hi! Sara 

I hope you can be patient with me because some of the areas on my Mac book
pro I am still getting my head around and other parts I can get without any
problems. 
I followed your instructions right through to opening utilities, went to
commander then went to the tab after the table which is add. I pressed VO
spacebar on this and typed in the letter that I was going to use. Then I
went to command menu and I pressed VO spacebar. Then went down to web
submenu but I couldn't find anything about DOM or group here all it said
when I pressed VO spacebar on web submenu was find next auto web site. I'm
probably doing something wrong. Can you set me straight and tell me what to
do from here. 
Margaret 


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Subject: Re: How to change from ddom to group on the web

go to the commander in vo utility and go to keyboard commander tab. Now go
to the table after you enable the keyboard commander and go to tab then hit
g or that's what I use. then tab to the combo box menu and in there someware
is the website submenu. then choose the dom and group thing.
On Jan 20, 2012, at 7:50 PM, Margaret Booth wrote:

> Can someone give me step by step instructions on how to create a
> shorttcut key in keyboard commander so I can switch from groups to DOM
> in web. Thanks for anyone's help that they can give me.
> Margaret
> 
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Re: How to change from ddom to group on the web

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go to the commander in vo utility and go to keyboard commander tab. Now go to 
the table after you enable the keyboard commander and go to tab then hit g or 
that's what I use. then tab to the combo box menu and in there someware is the 
website submenu. then choose the dom and group thing.
On Jan 20, 2012, at 7:50 PM, Margaret Booth wrote:

> Can someone give me step by step instructions on how to create a
> shorttcut key in keyboard commander so I can switch from groups to DOM
> in web. Thanks for anyone's help that they can give me.
> Margaret
> 
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RE: Shortcut key for save as

[Margaret Booth]

Hi! Anne 

Your right the save as command doesn't work anymore in text edit. I just
tried the shortcut key that Sara recommended in an email and it doesn't
work. Can you please tell me how to do Duplicate command which creates a
copy of the file with the word Copy appended to the filename and how do I
change the filename in the Finder. I hope you can help.

Margaret 


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Sent: Friday, 20 January 2012 12:08 AM
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Subject: Re: Shortcut key for save as

Hello Margaret,

In Lion, the Save As command has gone. You have to use the Duplicate command
which creates a copy of the file with the word Copy appended to the
filename. You can then change the filename in the Finder.

Cheers,

Anne


On 19 Jan 2012, at 01:24, Margaret Booth wrote:

> Can someone please tell me what is the shortcut key for save as in
> text edit. I know the shortcut key forr save is command plus S. Thanks
> for all your help.
> 
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How to change from ddom to group on the web

[Margaret Booth]

Can someone give me step by step instructions on how to create a
shorttcut key in keyboard commander so I can switch from groups to DOM
in web. Thanks for anyone's help that they can give me.
Margaret


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Re: any good quiz making apps out there?

[Courtney Curran]

Hi Travis,
Thanks for offering, but last night, I found an app in the app store,
it's called Test Maker. It lets me make up trivia quizzes and share
them with friends via email. Thanks again for the offer though.
Courtney

Sent from my iPad

On 20 Jan 2012, at 10:17 AM, Travis Siegel  wrote:

> If you're looking for something web-based, I've got the perfect solution. I 
> can send it to you if you desire.  It uses php/mysql, which is why it's 
> web-based, but it works perfectly with vo, and would be accessible on 
> iphone/ipad/ipods as well.
> Probably not what you're after, but if it is, let me know.
>
> On Jan 16, 2012, at 8:38 PM, Courtney Curran wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> Are there any accessible quiz making apps for ios or mac out there?
>> Thanks,
>> Courtney
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Re: text edit files

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It over rides the 1 before so just keeps up dating.
cheers Michael.

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Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2012 12:58 PM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: Re: text edit files

Hi Michael, just wondering after you've given a file a name and use Command 
S to save it, does it keep adding another version to the document?
So to simply say this, do you get another file when you have saved it or 
does it override the one you are using so that in the 1st place you just 
have 1 file but keep doing Command S just saves over the top of it.


Thanks

Daniel
On 21 Jan 2012, at 01:16, michael wrote:

Well once i start a document in text edit i then go to save as give it a 
name.
then each time i add to the document i then go to save a version or comand 
s.

cheers Michael.

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Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2012 5:39 AM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: text edit files

Hi there. Can someone tell me what the difference in text edit between 
duplicating a file and saving a version? How do you edit a document and 
save it but only have one copy of the file?

Thanks.
Lovette

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Re: text edit files

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Hi Michael, just wondering after you've given a file a name and use Command S 
to save it, does it keep adding another version to the document? 
So to simply say this, do you get another file when you have saved it or does 
it override the one you are using so that in the 1st place you just have 1 file 
but keep doing Command S just saves over the top of it. 

Thanks 

Daniel  
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> Well once i start a document in text edit i then go to save as give it a name.
> then each time i add to the document i then go to save a version or comand s.
> cheers Michael.
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> duplicating a file and saving a version? How do you edit a document and save 
> it but only have one copy of the file?
> Thanks.
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Keeping Mac OS and data on separate drives | Macworld

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a good tip. I'm not going to  do it though. I don't  think lol! Enjoy though.


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Re: Finder problem

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Can you reproduce this with another account? I know it's a bit drastic but if 
not then I'd create a new account and then move all of your files there.

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On Jan 20, 2012, at 4:50 PM, 1smart...@cox.net wrote:

> Yes. View makes no difference. I've been on the phone with an Apple tech for 
> the last six hours and even they could not help. We activated a remote 
> connection so he could see the problem. It's had to be escalated but I 
> probably won't hear back from them for a week he said.
> 
> The problem started when I was attempting to use the mouse to drag and drop 
> from IPhoto to the Desktop.
> 
> Whatever I did using the keyboard with the mouse and cursor tracking caused 
> the problem.
> 
> Karen
> 
> - Original Message - From: "Thomas McMahan" 
> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Friday, January 20, 2012 4:31 PM
> Subject: Re: Finder problem
> 
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>> Even in an interaction?  What view is the list of contents?
>> 
>> On Jan 20, 2012, at 3:29 PM, 1smart...@cox.net wrote:
>> 
>>> For any of you with any  knowledge of Finder, I would appreciate help with 
>>> a problem.
>>> 
>>> In trying to learn how to successfully export a .mov file from Iphoto, I 
>>> have made a change to Finder and did not realize it. Now, every time I try 
>>> to arrow through the selections in the Sidebar, it automatically flips over 
>>> to the Browser. I cannot now arrow through my Sidebar.
>>> 
>>> As I said, any help with this problem would be greatly appreciated.
>>> 
>>> Karen
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Re: text edit files

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Well once i start a document in text edit i then go to save as give it a 
name.
then each time i add to the document i then go to save a version or comand 
s.

cheers Michael.

-Original Message- 
From: Lovette Yewchan

Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2012 5:39 AM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: text edit files

Hi there. Can someone tell me what the difference in text edit between 
duplicating a file and saving a version? How do you edit a document and save 
it but only have one copy of the file?

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Re: Finder problem

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Yes. View makes no difference. I've been on the phone with an Apple tech for 
the last six hours and even they could not help. We activated a remote 
connection so he could see the problem. It's had to be escalated but I 
probably won't hear back from them for a week he said.


The problem started when I was attempting to use the mouse to drag and drop 
from IPhoto to the Desktop.


Whatever I did using the keyboard with the mouse and cursor tracking caused 
the problem.


Karen

- Original Message - 
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To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2012 4:31 PM
Subject: Re: Finder problem



Even in an interaction?  What view is the list of contents?

On Jan 20, 2012, at 3:29 PM, 1smart...@cox.net wrote:

For any of you with any  knowledge of Finder, I would appreciate help 
with a problem.


In trying to learn how to successfully export a .mov file from Iphoto, I 
have made a change to Finder and did not realize it. Now, every time I 
try to arrow through the selections in the Sidebar, it automatically 
flips over to the Browser. I cannot now arrow through my Sidebar.


As I said, any help with this problem would be greatly appreciated.

Karen

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5 Tips for Using Apple's Siri Without Annoying People | PCWorld

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> a very good article on Siri and how you can use it with out being obnoxious.


http://www.pcworld.com/article/245473/5_tips_for_using_apples_siri_without_annoying_people.html#tk.rss_news

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Re: Finder problem

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Even in an interaction?  What view is the list of contents?

On Jan 20, 2012, at 3:29 PM, 1smart...@cox.net wrote:

> For any of you with any  knowledge of Finder, I would appreciate help with a 
> problem.
> 
> In trying to learn how to successfully export a .mov file from Iphoto, I have 
> made a change to Finder and did not realize it. Now, every time I try to 
> arrow through the selections in the Sidebar, it automatically flips over to 
> the Browser. I cannot now arrow through my Sidebar. 
> 
> As I said, any help with this problem would be greatly appreciated.
> 
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Finder problem

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For any of you with any  knowledge of Finder, I would appreciate help with a 
problem.

In trying to learn how to successfully export a .mov file from Iphoto, I have 
made a change to Finder and did not realize it. Now, every time I try to arrow 
through the selections in the Sidebar, it automatically flips over to the 
Browser. I cannot now arrow through my Sidebar. 

As I said, any help with this problem would be greatly appreciated.

Karen

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Re: Linked In

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Hi personaly i would not use linkton as i am allready on facebook and twitter 
so don't really need that one to.

Ian McNamara
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Re: Apple's new "iBooks Author" Mac App

[Bryan Jones]

Hi Jane and All,

>From what I've read in the press and encountered in the App myself, it doesn't 
>seem possible to save a document in epub format for general distribution. 
>Perhaps Apple will eventually release updated versions of their aging iworks 
>applications and include accessibility enhancements such as the apparent 
>ability to actually create and work with tables without having to jump through 
>flaming hoops.

I've got to say I am really excited about this App and the possibilities it 
offers both in terms of publishing through the proprietary iBookstore and the 
possible accessibility enhancements that will hopefully be  passed along to 
it's siblings, Pages, Numbers & Keynote.

Cheers,
Bryan


On Jan 19, 2012, at 5:36 PM, Jane wrote:

> Can the app be used to make plain old epubs, not the ones you have to publish 
> in their new format?  Hmm.  If I were to do soething like that, I wouldn't 
> want it restricted to iPads.
> 

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Re: seeing online status with Skype

[Sarah Alawami]

You can also use clisk which a good friend of mine developed and type os 
username and get the status that way.

to get clisk go to http://dlee.org/skype and find the clisk link.

Take care.
On Jan 20, 2012, at 12:38 PM, chris hallsworth wrote:

> I was told Skype 2.8 for Mac OSX works fine on Lion but I don't know how you 
> can get it.
> 
> On 20/01/2012 19:53, chris hallsworth wrote:
>> Wow that is no good in my opinion. Mood messages don't matter that much
>> to me unless it is of some importance, like "please text before calling".
>> 
>> On 20/01/2012 18:06, Mike Welty wrote:
>>> This is for mac OSX
>>> 
>>> On 1/20/2012 11:59, chris hallsworth wrote:
 Skype for iOS or Skype for Mac OSX?
 
 On 20/01/2012 02:35, Mike Welty wrote:
> Hey all,
> Just made a discovery earlier today in regards to seeing a contact's
> online status in Skype.
> If the person has a mood message, voiceover won't read if they have
> online status or what ever they are but if they don't have any mood
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Re: seeing online status with Skype

[chris hallsworth]

I was told Skype 2.8 for Mac OSX works fine on Lion but I don't know how 
you can get it.


On 20/01/2012 19:53, chris hallsworth wrote:

Wow that is no good in my opinion. Mood messages don't matter that much
to me unless it is of some importance, like "please text before calling".

On 20/01/2012 18:06, Mike Welty wrote:

This is for mac OSX

On 1/20/2012 11:59, chris hallsworth wrote:

Skype for iOS or Skype for Mac OSX?

On 20/01/2012 02:35, Mike Welty wrote:

Hey all,
Just made a discovery earlier today in regards to seeing a contact's
online status in Skype.
If the person has a mood message, voiceover won't read if they have
online status or what ever they are but if they don't have any mood
test it seems too. Not sure if this a voiceover issue or a Skype one
or both. Just thought I'd pass along what I noticed.
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RE: Can anyone recommend an app for recording on IPhone and IPad.

[Geoff Waaler]

Hi Bubba, or what ever your name is; you've posted to various lists using three 
different names and some of your past headers suggest that you're employed by 
the state of Florida, so I'm not quite sure how to address you.

Apparently the civil service human resource screening people down there don't 
have standards;  I mean, do you really lack the reading comprehension skills to 
ascertain what Annie meant, or was your goal to waste all of our time pointing 
out that she was guilty of a typo.  I think that English is not Annie's primary 
language, yet I've learned a lot from her on these lists.  The irony is that 
your posts consistently contain about 20 times the average number of spelling 
and grammatical errors, yet English is presumably your primary language.  Go 
figure!!

Best regards.
Geoff



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To: 'Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility' 
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2012 7:43 AM
Subject: RE: Can anyone recommend an app for recording on IPhone and IPad.


Seating's ? do you mean settings?


Sign,
Bubba 
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Re: it keeps asking for authentacation.

[Thomas McMahan]

Do you have your server settings set for pop 3 or imap?  This was a problem I 
was having when I was running gmail as pop 3 on my Tiger machine, finally gave 
up and set up my accounts as imap.  
On Jan 20, 2012, at 11:39 AM, rhonda cruz wrote:

> good morning.
> my mac.
> is asking for my password.
> when i'm in mail.
> i wonder. what is making this. happen. it is getting on my nerves.
> from rhonda.hi all.
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Re: seeing online status with Skype

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Wow that is no good in my opinion. Mood messages don't matter that much 
to me unless it is of some importance, like "please text before calling".


On 20/01/2012 18:06, Mike Welty wrote:

This is for mac OSX

On 1/20/2012 11:59, chris hallsworth wrote:

Skype for iOS or Skype for Mac OSX?

On 20/01/2012 02:35, Mike Welty wrote:

Hey all,
Just made a discovery earlier today in regards to seeing a contact's
online status in Skype.
If the person has a mood message, voiceover won't read if they have
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Re: removing podcasts

[Red.Falcon]

Hi there!
You might have to tick the box in Itunes prevs to show podcasts in the main 
window!
You can also get rid of any you have that you might not want!
Or add others!
Colin

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> where in i-tunes are podcasts stored?
> i ask because i have just downloaded the latest i-tunes and there are 
> episodes of a podcast i wish to remove only i can't seem to be able to find 
> them in i-tunes on the mac to be able to remove them and search either 
> doesn't search or comes up with the wrong section in i-tunes when i try to 
> find the episodes?
> i have even tried under radio but still can't locate them.
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removing podcasts

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where in i-tunes are podcasts stored?
i ask because i have just downloaded the latest i-tunes and there 
are eppisodes of a podcast i wish to remove only i can't seem to 
be able to find them in i-tunes on the mac to be able to remove 
them and search either doesn't search or comes up with the wrong 
section in i-tunes when i try to find the eppisodes?

i have even tried under radio but still can't locate them.
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Re: Can anyone recommend an app for recording on IPhone and IPad.

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If it was me that mistyped that Yeah I did. If it was someone else then I dunno 
lol!

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If you  need  editing  done on a small narration  project go to 
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> Where do you find the setings in voxie?

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Re: files

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Oh yeah. I learned about those the first day I got my mac when  friend of mine 
drilled in to me the keystrokes and made me practice them until I could do them 
in my sleep lol!

Take care.
On Jan 20, 2012, at 9:02 AM, chris hallsworth wrote:

> Aw wow so there are keystrokes to move to trash and to empty it unlike the 
> other OS.
> 
> On 19/01/2012 21:46, Sarah Alawami wrote:
>> Just hit cmd backspace to move to trash. To empty  cmd shift  back space. 
>> Now I can't remember as my hands just do the keystrokes. lol!
>> 
>> Take care.
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>>> HI there.  How do I delete a file
>>> I've tried to drag and drop to the recycle bin but sometimes it says it is 
>>> not dragable and other times there is still a copy in the original area 
>>> still.
>>> And if I am in edit txt program how do I save a file but not get many of 
>>> the same file if it was once saed already.
>>> Sorry still don't understand spell check in mail.
>>> THanks for any help.
>>> Lovette
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Re: imovie and iphoto

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You need to get them off the mac app store. I think they are between 15 and 20 
us dollars each.

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>   hi all is iphoto and imovie etc. free programs?
> my sister can't find them on the 
> leopard disc i had with my macbook she has now off me, are they on the 
> snowleopard or lion images?
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text edit files

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Hi there. Can someone tell me what the difference in text edit between 
duplicating a file and saving a version? How do you edit a document and save it 
but only have one copy of the file?
Thanks.
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Re: seeing online status with Skype

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This is for mac OSX

On 1/20/2012 11:59, chris hallsworth wrote:

Skype for iOS or Skype for Mac OSX?

On 20/01/2012 02:35, Mike Welty wrote:

Hey all,
Just made a discovery earlier today in regards to seeing a contact's 
online status in Skype.
If the person has a mood message, voiceover won't read if they have 
online status or what ever they are but if they don't have any mood 
test it seems too. Not sure if this a voiceover issue or a Skype one 
or both. Just thought I'd pass along what I noticed.

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imovie and iphoto

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hi all is iphoto and imovie etc. free programs?
my sister can't find them on the 
leopard disc i had with my macbook she has now off me, are they on the 
snowleopard or lion images?

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it keeps asking for authentacation.

[rhonda cruz]

good morning.
my mac.
is asking for my password.
when i'm in mail.
i wonder. what is making this. happen. it is getting on my nerves.
from rhonda.hi all.
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Re: files

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Aw wow so there are keystrokes to move to trash and to empty it unlike 
the other OS.


On 19/01/2012 21:46, Sarah Alawami wrote:

Just hit cmd backspace to move to trash. To empty  cmd shift  back space. Now I 
can't remember as my hands just do the keystrokes. lol!

Take care.
On Jan 19, 2012, at 12:01 PM, Lovette Yewchan wrote:


HI there.  How do I delete a file
I've tried to drag and drop to the recycle bin but sometimes it says it is not 
dragable and other times there is still a copy in the original area still.
And if I am in edit txt program how do I save a file but not get many of the 
same file if it was once saed already.
Sorry still don't understand spell check in mail.
THanks for any help.
Lovette

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Re: seeing online status with Skype

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Skype for iOS or Skype for Mac OSX?

On 20/01/2012 02:35, Mike Welty wrote:

Hey all,
Just made a discovery earlier today in regards to seeing a contact's online 
status in Skype.
If the person has a mood message, voiceover won't read if they have online 
status or what ever they are but if they don't have any mood test it seems too. 
Not sure if this a voiceover issue or a Skype one or both. Just thought I'd 
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Re: any good quiz making apps out there?

[Travis Siegel]

If you're looking for something web-based, I've got the perfect  
solution. I can send it to you if you desire.  It uses php/mysql,  
which is why it's web-based, but it works perfectly with vo, and  
would be accessible on iphone/ipad/ipods as well.

Probably not what you're after, but if it is, let me know.

On Jan 16, 2012, at 8:38 PM, Courtney Curran wrote:


Hi,
Are there any accessible quiz making apps for ios or mac out there?
Thanks,
Courtney


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Re: Using LookTel Money Reader for the first time [was Re: Strange behaviour with money reader.]

[Esther]

Hi Mike,

The LookTel Money Reader app for the Mac and the version for iOS devices are 
two separate items, and have to be purchased separately.  One uses the camera 
built into your computer, and the other uses the camera built into your iPhone, 
iPod Touch, or iPad.  These have different machine architectures, different 
auto-focus and machine lighting controls, and different camera resolutions.  
So, yes, the LookTel Money Reader application from the Mac App store is 
separate from version of the LookTel Money Reader app from the App Store for 
your iOS device, and must be purchased separately.  These versions don't always 
work equally well; I quite like Prizmo OCR on my iPhone, but wouldn't recommend 
the version of Prizmo in the Mac App store, at least not for visually impaired 
users.

Here's the link to the iOS version of LookTel Money Reader:
• LookTel Money Reader ($9.99) by IPPLEX
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/looktel-money-reader/id417476558?mt=8

I also meant to remind people that the camera on the app stays active until you 
actually quit the application by pressing the Home button to return to your 
home screen.  You can use it with the screen curtain on, however.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther


On Jan 20, 2012, at 02:14, Michael Busboom wrote:

> Hello Esther and others,
> 
> Esther, your explanation was super, but I am having a totally different issue:
> 
> While on my Mac, I went to the MacStore and purchased the aforementioned 
> Money Reader.  It works great on my Mac.  Do I need to purchase the money 
> Reader a second time if I want a copy for my iPhone 4?  If not, how do I get 
> the app onto my iPhone?  Although I have synchronized my iPhone with my Mac, 
> the app is not on my iPhone.
> 
> Many thanks,
> 
> Mike
> 
> On 19,Jan,2012, at 5:11 PM, Esther wrote:
> 
>> Hello Sadam,
>> 
>> When LookTel Money Reader starts up, the camera on your iPhone is 
>> immediately activated.  There's maybe a 3 or 4 second pause before you hear 
>> "Money Reader Running".  Once you get that message, any bills that are 
>> placed within view of your iPhone camera, and in sufficient light, will 
>> automatically be identified.  I typically hold my iPhone 4 camera between 4 
>> to 6 inches from the bills, for all currency (including Australian dollars). 
>>  On the iPhone 4, and I believe this is also true for the iPhone 4S, the 
>> light on the camera will automatically come on if there is insufficient 
>> light to identify the bill.  (This is not true for the iPhone 3GS -- you 
>> must first check that there is adequate lighting.)
>> 
>> If you have not had any success with using this app, try the following: 
>> Place your bills in a flat stack in your left hand with the iPhone lying on 
>> top of them.  The iPhone is in the normal orientation for use if you picked 
>> it up -- the touch screen is toward you and the home button is at the 
>> bottom.  The long direction of the bills lies along the long direction of 
>> the iPhone, and the width of the bills is only slightly wider than the 
>> iPhone.  You can have everything centered and lying flat on the palm of your 
>> hand.  (If you are left handed you can make the same arrangement with your 
>> right hand.)
>> 
>> Now, simply pick up the iPhone by gripping the sides of the device with your 
>> other hand, and lift it straight up from the palm of your hand about 4 or 5 
>> inches.  You should hear the app announce the amount, e.g., "10 dollars".  
>> VoiceOver will continue to repeat the denomination of the bill in the camera 
>> view.  You can also use the app on bills that are on a flat surface, but I 
>> find it is easier to get a sense of the height and position if you first try 
>> this by holding iPhone in one hand and the laying the bills flat in the palm 
>> of your other hand.  You can try moving the hand that holds the iPhone to 
>> different heights, and feel what's most comfortable for you, and how quickly 
>> the app responds to identifying the currency. 
>> 
>> OCR apps work best when you hold the camera fairly steady, at whatever 
>> height you raise it to, so when you experiment, first move to a position, 
>> then keep your hand in that position while the app runs. LookTel Money 
>> Reader should be able to identify currency regardless of which side of the 
>> bill is facing the camera, and it works fairly fast (e.g. tenths of 
>> seconds), so it will do pretty well even if you don't hold the iPhone camera 
>> steady.  (However, you shouldn't try to deliberately wave the camera around 
>> so that it is never able to focus well on the money.) 
>> 
>> Since the app reads whatever currency is in the camera view, it's best to 
>> have only one bill visible at a time -- e.g. fanning out a number of bills 
>> with different denominations will only confuse things.  You could place a 
>> stack of bills under the camera, then remove the top bill one by one, or you 
>> could simply place a sequence single bills under the view of the camera.
>> 
>>

Re: Using LookTel Money Reader for the first time [was Re: Strange behaviour with money reader.]

[krystal watson]

yes you do unfortuantly need to ree purtches it for iphone as the one you have 
is a mac version only its different its  design for the mac only sorry about 
that i had to do the same thing with bento smiles 
On 20/01/2012, at 11:14 PM, Michael Busboom wrote:

> Hello Esther and others,
> 
> Esther, your explanation was super, but I am having a totally different issue:
> 
> While on my Mac, I went to the MacStore and purchased the aforementioned 
> Money Reader.  It works great on my Mac.  Do I need to purchase the money 
> Reader a second time if I want a copy for my iPhone 4?  If not, how do I get 
> the app onto my iPhone?  Although I have synchronized my iPhone with my Mac, 
> the app is not on my iPhone.
> 
> Many thanks,
> 
> Mike
> 
> On 19,Jan,2012, at 5:11 PM, Esther wrote:
> 
>> Hello Sadam,
>> 
>> When LookTel Money Reader starts up, the camera on your iPhone is 
>> immediately activated.  There's maybe a 3 or 4 second pause before you hear 
>> "Money Reader Running".  Once you get that message, any bills that are 
>> placed within view of your iPhone camera, and in sufficient light, will 
>> automatically be identified.  I typically hold my iPhone 4 camera between 4 
>> to 6 inches from the bills, for all currency (including Australian dollars). 
>>  On the iPhone 4, and I believe this is also true for the iPhone 4S, the 
>> light on the camera will automatically come on if there is insufficient 
>> light to identify the bill.  (This is not true for the iPhone 3GS -- you 
>> must first check that there is adequate lighting.)
>> 
>> If you have not had any success with using this app, try the following: 
>> Place your bills in a flat stack in your left hand with the iPhone lying on 
>> top of them.  The iPhone is in the normal orientation for use if you picked 
>> it up -- the touch screen is toward you and the home button is at the 
>> bottom.  The long direction of the bills lies along the long direction of 
>> the iPhone, and the width of the bills is only slightly wider than the 
>> iPhone.  You can have everything centered and lying flat on the palm of your 
>> hand.  (If you are left handed you can make the same arrangement with your 
>> right hand.)
>> 
>> Now, simply pick up the iPhone by gripping the sides of the device with your 
>> other hand, and lift it straight up from the palm of your hand about 4 or 5 
>> inches.  You should hear the app announce the amount, e.g., "10 dollars".  
>> VoiceOver will continue to repeat the denomination of the bill in the camera 
>> view.  You can also use the app on bills that are on a flat surface, but I 
>> find it is easier to get a sense of the height and position if you first try 
>> this by holding iPhone in one hand and the laying the bills flat in the palm 
>> of your other hand.  You can try moving the hand that holds the iPhone to 
>> different heights, and feel what's most comfortable for you, and how quickly 
>> the app responds to identifying the currency. 
>> 
>> OCR apps work best when you hold the camera fairly steady, at whatever 
>> height you raise it to, so when you experiment, first move to a position, 
>> then keep your hand in that position while the app runs. LookTel Money 
>> Reader should be able to identify currency regardless of which side of the 
>> bill is facing the camera, and it works fairly fast (e.g. tenths of 
>> seconds), so it will do pretty well even if you don't hold the iPhone camera 
>> steady.  (However, you shouldn't try to deliberately wave the camera around 
>> so that it is never able to focus well on the money.) 
>> 
>> Since the app reads whatever currency is in the camera view, it's best to 
>> have only one bill visible at a time -- e.g. fanning out a number of bills 
>> with different denominations will only confuse things.  You could place a 
>> stack of bills under the camera, then remove the top bill one by one, or you 
>> could simply place a sequence single bills under the view of the camera.
>> 
>> Incidentally, LookTel money reader will read out currencies whether or not 
>> VoiceOver is running.  It uses different voices for the different 
>> currencies, and they're just different from the VoiceOver voices.  If you 
>> want to have the bills identified by tones instead of announcement (for more 
>> privacy), turn on the mute switch (along the left side of your iPhone, near 
>> the top -- it's the rectangular switch that you activate by pushing down.)  
>> You'll hear tones with different pitches.  One dollar will be a single, low 
>> tone.  Five dollars will be three low tones.  Ten dollars is a single, high 
>> tone.  Twenty is two high tones, etc.
>> 
>> HTH.  Cheers,
>> 
>> Esther
>> 
>> 
>> On Jan 19, 2012, at 03:42, Sadam Ahmed wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi all, today I downloaded  the money reader app on my iPhone 4S. 
>>> Unfortunately when I run the app all I'm getting from voice-over is money 
>>> reader running. All efforts to get information by taking a picture of a  
>>> $20 Australian bill

RE: Can anyone recommend an app for recording on IPhone and IPad.

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Seating's ? do you mean settings?


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[mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Annie Skov Nielsen
Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2012 8:57 AM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: Re: Can anyone recommend an app for recording on IPhone and IPad.

Hi.

Where do you find the setings in voxie?

Best regards Annie.
Den Jan 19, 2012 kl. 1:34 PM skrev Bubba:

> I think so Just use the help in the app to find out. But sure you can!
> 
> 
> Sign,
> Bubba 
> bubbatheg...@gmail.com
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> [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Courtney Curran
> Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2012 7:19 PM
> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
> Subject: Re: Can anyone recommend an app for recording on IPhone and IPad.
> 
> Hi,
> In list recorder, can I get my written notes out of list recorder as a
text
> document or something?
> Thanks,
> Courtney
> 
> 
> Sent from my macbook air
> 
> On Jan 18, 2012, at 7:13 PM, Eric Caron wrote:
> 
>> 
>> Hi Annie,
>> 
>>  I've used several apps for recording and the two I found are best
> are List Recorder and Voxy Recorder.  I may be spelling Voxie wrong.  
>>  I am a fan of List Recorder because I find it easy to organize the
> recording.  And because the app also has many additional features.  the
> Developer also keeps improving and adding features.  
>> 
>> I believe I did read that it supports stereo recording and has several
> options for recording quality.  You can also easily move the recording to
> your computer using Dropbox, email, or iTunes file share. 
>> 
>> I used Voxie when I first got a iPhone.  I liked it for the quick
> recording feature.  But I found  organizing recordings very difficult.
Also
> I'm not good at using the FTTP method of moving recordings.  Also, List
> recorder has the ability to do written notes and that is actually handy
with
> both Siri and my Bluetooth keyboard. 
>> 
>> The only tricky thing I have found in List Recorder is that there are so
> many features that you really need to take the time to read the
> documentation.  Once you do that you will find it a fast and easy to use
> recorder and note taker. 
>> 
>> I actually planned on doing some podcasts but have been too darn busy!
I
> did finish one that is like a introduction and a getting started podcast
but
> I would really need to do a series to do the app justice.
>> 
>> You can learn more at sixth mode.com which is the developer's website. 
>> 
>> I have not tried to set it up to record in the background,  so I'm not
> sure if that would work, but I suspect it would as other features such as
> play back continue in the background when I have closed the app.
>> 
>> Eric Caron 
>> 
>> 
>> On Jan 18, 2012, at 12:09 PM, Annie Skov Nielsen wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi.
>>> 
>>> Are there any apps which can record in the background and in a high
> quality with external mic of course.
>>> 
>>> I can tell that I have bought the guitar jack 2 from sonoma wire works,
> that lets you attach a stereo mic to your IPad and IPhone. It works great,
> but I still need an easy to use app for recording.
>>> 
>>> I need to make recordings in about an hour in length.
>>> 
>>> Best regards Annie.
>>> 
>>> 
 
 Best regards Annie.
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Re: Using LookTel Money Reader for the first time [was Re: Strange behaviour with money reader.]

[Michael Busboom]

Hello Esther and others,

Esther, your explanation was super, but I am having a totally different issue:

While on my Mac, I went to the MacStore and purchased the aforementioned Money 
Reader.  It works great on my Mac.  Do I need to purchase the money Reader a 
second time if I want a copy for my iPhone 4?  If not, how do I get the app 
onto my iPhone?  Although I have synchronized my iPhone with my Mac, the app is 
not on my iPhone.

Many thanks,

Mike

On 19,Jan,2012, at 5:11 PM, Esther wrote:

> Hello Sadam,
> 
> When LookTel Money Reader starts up, the camera on your iPhone is immediately 
> activated.  There's maybe a 3 or 4 second pause before you hear "Money Reader 
> Running".  Once you get that message, any bills that are placed within view 
> of your iPhone camera, and in sufficient light, will automatically be 
> identified.  I typically hold my iPhone 4 camera between 4 to 6 inches from 
> the bills, for all currency (including Australian dollars).  On the iPhone 4, 
> and I believe this is also true for the iPhone 4S, the light on the camera 
> will automatically come on if there is insufficient light to identify the 
> bill.  (This is not true for the iPhone 3GS -- you must first check that 
> there is adequate lighting.)
> 
> If you have not had any success with using this app, try the following: Place 
> your bills in a flat stack in your left hand with the iPhone lying on top of 
> them.  The iPhone is in the normal orientation for use if you picked it up -- 
> the touch screen is toward you and the home button is at the bottom.  The 
> long direction of the bills lies along the long direction of the iPhone, and 
> the width of the bills is only slightly wider than the iPhone.  You can have 
> everything centered and lying flat on the palm of your hand.  (If you are 
> left handed you can make the same arrangement with your right hand.)
> 
> Now, simply pick up the iPhone by gripping the sides of the device with your 
> other hand, and lift it straight up from the palm of your hand about 4 or 5 
> inches.  You should hear the app announce the amount, e.g., "10 dollars".  
> VoiceOver will continue to repeat the denomination of the bill in the camera 
> view.  You can also use the app on bills that are on a flat surface, but I 
> find it is easier to get a sense of the height and position if you first try 
> this by holding iPhone in one hand and the laying the bills flat in the palm 
> of your other hand.  You can try moving the hand that holds the iPhone to 
> different heights, and feel what's most comfortable for you, and how quickly 
> the app responds to identifying the currency. 
> 
> OCR apps work best when you hold the camera fairly steady, at whatever height 
> you raise it to, so when you experiment, first move to a position, then keep 
> your hand in that position while the app runs. LookTel Money Reader should be 
> able to identify currency regardless of which side of the bill is facing the 
> camera, and it works fairly fast (e.g. tenths of seconds), so it will do 
> pretty well even if you don't hold the iPhone camera steady.  (However, you 
> shouldn't try to deliberately wave the camera around so that it is never able 
> to focus well on the money.) 
> 
> Since the app reads whatever currency is in the camera view, it's best to 
> have only one bill visible at a time -- e.g. fanning out a number of bills 
> with different denominations will only confuse things.  You could place a 
> stack of bills under the camera, then remove the top bill one by one, or you 
> could simply place a sequence single bills under the view of the camera.
> 
> Incidentally, LookTel money reader will read out currencies whether or not 
> VoiceOver is running.  It uses different voices for the different currencies, 
> and they're just different from the VoiceOver voices.  If you want to have 
> the bills identified by tones instead of announcement (for more privacy), 
> turn on the mute switch (along the left side of your iPhone, near the top -- 
> it's the rectangular switch that you activate by pushing down.)  You'll hear 
> tones with different pitches.  One dollar will be a single, low tone.  Five 
> dollars will be three low tones.  Ten dollars is a single, high tone.  Twenty 
> is two high tones, etc.
> 
> HTH.  Cheers,
> 
> Esther
> 
> 
> On Jan 19, 2012, at 03:42, Sadam Ahmed wrote:
> 
>> Hi all, today I downloaded  the money reader app on my iPhone 4S. 
>> Unfortunately when I run the app all I'm getting from voice-over is money 
>> reader running. All efforts to get information by taking a picture of a  $20 
>> Australian bill have failed. Is there something I'm missing here. Maybe 
>> someone can give me a hand with this one? Thank you kind regards.
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
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