Can you run a Mac Mini without a moniter?

[Kristeen Hughes]

There's not really anything else to say. It would be most helpful if I could 
run the Mac without a monitor hooked up to it. However, it seems that when I do 
this, the Mac is always busy and can't focus on anything for more than a few 
seconds.

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accessible ftp client

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hi all, does anyone know of an accessibble ftp client? amy
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Re: accessible ftp client

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Hi Amy,
try Transmit.
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Re: Getting into and Using Disk Utilities in Mountain Lion

[Chris]

From the finder press shit-command-u to open the Utilities folder. 
Interact with the table and press command-o on Disk Utility.



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Hi, Again, Folks.  Now that I've upgraded to Mountain Lion, how do I get into 
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Re: accessible ftp client

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I agree. there are others but transmit is the most widely used and it just 
keeps getting better. and the debs are wonderful to work with.

Be blessed.
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Re: accessible ftp client

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Hi Amy,

If you only have occasional need for FTP, and the primary requirement is free, 
you can try Cyberduck, but get it from the MacUpdate site instead of the Mac 
App Store.  Otherwise, Transmit is the application of choice, and well worth 
the $34 for the range of capabilities and speed.  (Cyberduck is $24 through the 
Mac App Store.)   It's also possible to use the built-in support for FTP via 
the Terminal command line.  Here's the link to the MacUpdate site for Cyberduck:
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/8392/cyberduck

This was traditionally free, but they recently moved to a paid model in order 
to keep up with development costs.  I believe that the free version from 
MacUpdate still works, but I don't use this myself.  

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

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Re: iTunes Question.

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Hello Ian,

The quickest way to get to the Sources list is to press Cmd-Option-f to go to 
the Search field, then press VO-Right arrow and you'll be on the table.

Cheers,

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Re: iTunes Question.

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Hello!
I have an active point created over the sources list, so I just press it and 
jump from where ever I am.
Best regards!

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Re: iTunes Question.

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Hi Ian,

Is this an inadvertent repeat of Jim's question?  Sarah suggests 
VO-Command--Shift-T to get back to the sources list for everywhere but the 
iTunes Store.  I use Command-Option-F to move to the search text field, and 
then VO-Right arrow, or Right arrow (with QuickNav on), or tab to move to the 
source list, and this works even if you are in the iTunes Store.  It even works 
on old versions of the Mac OS X with old versions of iTunes.  If, for some 
reason, this takes you to a button instead of the source list, use VO-Space and 
the source list should be there.  What's happening in that case is the window 
for the iTunes Store is expanding to take up the space normally occupied by the 
source list and the other sidebar items.  If the button says something like 
"Previous iTunes Store page, dimmed", navigate again with VO-Right arrow or 
Right arrow and VO-Space on the "Next iTunes Store page" button, then either 
VO-Left arrow or try the Command-Option-F and VO-Right arrow, or Right arr
 ow, or tab again.

(This rarely happens to me, but I'm trying to cover every possible way to get 
the source list back, in case you're having problems that you haven't 
mentioned.)  Command-Option-F to move to  the search text field does not depend 
on VoiceOver, neither does pressing tab to move to the next location.  This was 
about the first command we were able to get working when they first started 
making iTunes accessible.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

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RE: Can you run a Mac Mini without a moniter?

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>From what I have heard there is no way that the Mini can run without a
Monitor. 


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Work is of two kinds:
  first, altering the position of matter at or near the earth's surface
relatively to other such matter;
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  The first kind is unpleasant and ill paid; the second is pleasant and
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Subject: Can you run a Mac Mini without a moniter?

There's not really anything else to say. It would be most helpful if I could
run the Mac without a monitor hooked up to it. However, it seems that when I
do this, the Mac is always busy and can't focus on anything for more than a
few seconds.

Kristeen Hughes
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Re: iTunes Question.

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what are active points and how do you set them up?
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Scanning/OCR question.

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Hi Folks:

Any recommendations for a good accessible Scanning/OCR program?

Thanks all over the place gang.

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Re: Scanning/OCR question.

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For mac I've heard of people using  abby fine reader an dvoo scan (excuse 
spelling) but I never do scanning on windows or mac as I have readers

for ios I am of no help as I don't do ocr on there either, not until the camera 
gets better.
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Re: iTunes Question.

[Sarah Alawami]

If you mean hotspots you simply press vo shift what ever number on the number 
row up to 0 and you are taken there. they are I think app specific. how ever 
you cannot have hotspot 8 take you some ware in 1 app and the same hotspot 8 
take you some ware else in another app. I've never liked that but there you go.
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> what are active points and how do you set them up?
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>> I have an active point created over the sources list, so I just press it and 
>> jump from where ever I am.
>> Best regards!
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Re: Scanning/OCR question.

[stuart young]

Hi Jim.
have you taken a look at docuscan+ it is made buy a company called serotek, the 
web address is: www.serotek.com/
Regards.
Stuart.
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Re: Scanning/OCR question.

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Jim,

If all your scanning is done in English, then the Docuscan solution would 
probably be the easiest to use, but not the cheapest.

Many people use ABBYY FineReader Express which handles quite a few languages, 
including up to three in the same document.

If you need a scanning solution for an iDevice, then Prizmo seems to get most 
people's votes. I certainly use it successfully and, once again, it handles 
quite a few different languages.

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Re: Scanning/OCR question.

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Hi Gang:

Thanks for your recommendations.  I thought of DocuScan but I would like a 
stand-alone solution.  I might try the ABBY fine reader software.

Again, thanks all over the place.

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> have you taken a look at docuscan+ it is made buy a company called serotek, 
> the web address is: www.serotek.com/
> Regards.
> Stuart.
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Re: Can you run a Mac Mini without a moniter?

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Hello Kristeen,

For current generation Mac Minis, I believe the only way to run your Mac 
without a monitor (and not get the constant "busy" messages when using the web 
browser, iTunes, or other such applications), is to use a connector to your 
device that simulates a hook-up with an external TV.  You can purchase such a 
VGA-to-NTSC connector from Sewell Direct:
http://sewelldirect.com/pc-to-tv.asp

This connects onto another Mini DisplayPort to VGA Adapter that you buy 
separately from Apple.  I think these adaptors are about $30 each, so if you 
want the portability, it's possible to get the Mini to perform without a 
monitor attached.  Take a look at John Panarese's article, "Adventures with My 
Mac Mini" at his MacForTheBlind site:
http://macfortheblind.com/?p=591
(I just do a Google search on "mac4theblind Mac mini" to find the page.)
John's article has links to the components you need, although I've copied the 
link to the key connector above.  If you have the very latest Mini, you should 
check with Apple that the Thunderbolt port supports an attachment to the Mini 
DisplayPort to VGA adapter, although their product web page claims 
compatibility.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

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> From what I have heard there is no way that the Mini can run without a
> Monitor. 
> 
> 
> Claude Everett
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> -Original Message-
> Kristeen asked:
> Subject: Can you run a Mac Mini without a moniter?
> 
> There's not really anything else to say. It would be most helpful if I could
> run the Mac without a monitor hooked up to it. However, it seems that when I
> do this, the Mac is always busy and can't focus on anything for more than a
> few seconds.
> 
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> khwi...@gmail.com
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I recommend Panic Transmit.

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hi all, does anyone know of an accessibble ftp client? amy
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Re: Scanning/OCR question.

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Hi Jim,

Dónal posted that there was a MacUpdate promo on ABBYY FIne Reader Express a 
week ago.  In keeping with the policy following many (but not all) mupromos, 
you can still purchase this application at  25% discount ($74.99) for the next 
7 days, although the 50% discount was only good last Monday:
http://www.mupromo.com/deal/13410/abbyy-finereader-express

I'm a bit confused about whether the free trial demo of this program has been 
updated to the latest version, 8.3, for Lion.  The information on the trial 
download site for ABBYY FineReader Express appears to state that this is good 
for Mac OS X through 10.7, but the numerous comments on the macupdate web page 
state that users who tested the trial all had to update their versions at the 
ABBYY web site before they could apply their serial numbers following purchase. 
 The developer claims you have to uninstall the 15-day trial version, then load 
the new version for 8.3 from the following URL in order for the serial numbers 
to work: 

http://www.abbyydownloads.com/FRMACLion/ABBYY_FineReader_Express.dmg
 
Of course, you could just go to the Mac App Store and pay the $99.99 for ABBYY 
FineReader Express, and not worry about the discount.  Purchases of MacUpdate 
promos do require you to create an account, and that requires a one-time 
negotiation of a CAPTCHA.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

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> Hi Gang:
> 
> Thanks for your recommendations.  I thought of DocuScan but I would like a 
> stand-alone solution.  I might try the ABBY fine reader software.
> 
> Again, thanks all over the place.
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Question from a beginner

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Is there an accessible off line version of the "Voice Over getting started"
guide  , in a PDF or Daisy or Text Document?

Claude Everett
"First of all:  what is work? 
Work is of two kinds:
  first, altering the position of matter at or near the earth's surface
relatively to other such matter;
 second, telling other people to do so.
  The first kind is unpleasant and ill paid; the second is pleasant and
highly paid."
>From The collection of essays "In Praise of Idleness" by Bertrand Russell 
 

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VoiceOver Getting Started User Guide [was Re: Question from a beginner]

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Hi Claude,

I find the HTML versions of the guide to work just fine, but if you want an RTF 
versions of the VoiceOver Getting Started guide, check John Panarese's 
MacfortheBlind web page for documents:
http://macfortheblind.com/documentation
Under the "Manuals and User Guides" headings there's an RTF version of the 
guide for Lion, and for Mountain Lion.

Here's the HTML link for the guide for Mountain Lion (in English):
http://help.apple.com/voiceover/info/guide/10.8/English.lproj/index.html

and for Lion:
http://help.apple.com/voiceover/info/guide/10.7/English.lproj/index.html

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

On Nov 5, 2012, at 9:14 AM, Claude Everett wrote:

> Is there an accessible off line version of the "Voice Over getting started"
> guide  , in a PDF or Daisy or Text Document?
> 
> Claude Everett
> "First of all:  what is work? 
> Work is of two kinds:
>  first, altering the position of matter at or near the earth's surface
> relatively to other such matter;
> second, telling other people to do so.
>  The first kind is unpleasant and ill paid; the second is pleasant and
> highly paid."
> From The collection of essays "In Praise of Idleness" by Bertrand Russell 
> 
> 

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Re: iTunes Question.

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Sorry, I miss translated the word from spanish :) I have an activity for iTunes 
and I create different Hotspots for the source list, Air play button, ETC.
Sorry for the folse translation.
Take care!

El 05/11/2012, a las 18:45, Sarah Alawami  escribió:

> If you mean hotspots you simply press vo shift what ever number on the number 
> row up to 0 and you are taken there. they are I think app specific. how ever 
> you cannot have hotspot 8 take you some ware in 1 app and the same hotspot 8 
> take you some ware else in another app. I've never liked that but there you 
> go.
> On Nov 5, 2012, at 9:23 AM, amy gilbert  
> wrote:
> 
>> what are active points and how do you set them up?
>> On 5 Nov 2012, at 17:02, Daniela Rubio  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hello!
>>> I have an active point created over the sources list, so I just press it 
>>> and jump from where ever I am.
>>> Best regards!
>>> 
>>> El 05/11/2012, a las 17:29, Ian Harrison 
>>>  escribió:
>>> 
 Hi Folks:
 
 What's the easiest way to return to the source list in iTunes?
 
 Thanks all over the place.
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RE: VoiceOver Getting Started User Guide [was Re: Question from abeginner]

[Claude Everett]

Thanks for the Web site link it looks helpful. 


Claude Everett
"First of all:  what is work? 
Work is of two kinds:
  first, altering the position of matter at or near the earth's surface
relatively to other such matter;
 second, telling other people to do so.
  The first kind is unpleasant and ill paid; the second is pleasant and
highly paid."
>From The collection of essays "In Praise of Idleness" by Bertrand Russell 
 
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From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
[mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Esther
Sent: Monday, November 05, 2012 12:02 PM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: VoiceOver Getting Started User Guide [was Re: Question from
abeginner]

Hi Claude,

I find the HTML versions of the guide to work just fine, but if you want an
RTF versions of the VoiceOver Getting Started guide, check John Panarese's
MacfortheBlind web page for documents:
http://macfortheblind.com/documentation
Under the "Manuals and User Guides" headings there's an RTF version of the
guide for Lion, and for Mountain Lion.

Here's the HTML link for the guide for Mountain Lion (in English):
http://help.apple.com/voiceover/info/guide/10.8/English.lproj/index.html

and for Lion:
http://help.apple.com/voiceover/info/guide/10.7/English.lproj/index.html

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

On Nov 5, 2012, at 9:14 AM, Claude Everett wrote:

> Is there an accessible off line version of the "Voice Over getting
started"
> guide  , in a PDF or Daisy or Text Document?
> 
> Claude Everett
> "First of all:  what is work? 
> Work is of two kinds:
>  first, altering the position of matter at or near the earth's surface 
> relatively to other such matter; second, telling other people to do 
> so.
>  The first kind is unpleasant and ill paid; the second is pleasant and 
> highly paid."
> From The collection of essays "In Praise of Idleness" by Bertrand 
> Russell
> 
> 

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Hi. I am going to be unsubscribeing from this list, because it is 
too high traffic. There are too many emails. If you would like to 
contact me about the email I sent out to this list a few days ago 
about my braille keyboard app, please contact me off list. My 
email address is jessicabrown...@gmail.com. Thank you. Incase you 
did not get that email, here it is again. Hello. My name is 
Jessica. I am 17 years old and I live in Canada in the province 
of BC. I am blind and I have an iPhone 4s running iOS 6. I use 
VoiceOver. I am wondering if you could develop some apps for me 
and other people who are blind or visually impaired and who use 
Apple products? If you can not, then do you know someone who can? 
If you know someone who may be able to develop some or all of 
these apps, please forward this email to them and ask them to 
send their response to jessicabrown...@gmail.com or just tell me 
who they are and tell me their email address so I can send them a 
copy of this email. Thank you. The first app would look something 
like this. It would be an additional keyboard for typing braille 
on iPhones, iPads and iPods. It would be like the Emoji keyboard 
app from Awesomest Inc that we can get on the app store. It would 
also be like the other language keyboards that come built in to 
iOS and that we can enable in settings. It would be able to be 
directly integrated in to and used with all apps including the 
apps that are built in to iOS and the apps we get from the app 
store. Not like the TypeInBraille app from EveryWare 
Technologies, because I have read the instructions and I have 
tried over and over again and I can not even type 1 letter with 
that app. I think part of the problem with the EveryWare 
Technologies app is that it is not laid out the way a normal 
braille keyboard is and we can not input letters in the same way 
we would on a normal braille keyboard. Also, we do not get any 
auditory feedback as to what letter we are typing except beeps. 
Beeps do not tell us what we are typing or what we are about to 
type. All the beeps sound the same no matter what dot we are 
typing in. In other words, we can not tell what dot we have 
entered just by listening to the beeps. These apps are going to 
be way different. If possible, these apps would work with touch 
typing and standard typing. Also, I have seen some apps like 
Fleksy by Syntellia that we need to turn off VoiceOver to use. If 
it is possible, these apps would be compatible with VoiceOver so 
we would not have to turn off VoiceOver to use them. If you can 
not make them compatible with VoiceOver, then if possible, they 
would have their own speech system built in to them. Regardless 
of if the apps used VoiceOver or their own speech system, they 
would tell us what dot combination our fingers are on when we are 
feeling around the screen, and then when we lift our fingers to 
type the character they would say it again to confirm what we had 
typed or if we did not want the confirmation, we could turn it 
off in settings. For example- the letter c is a combination of 
dots 1 and 4. So if we have our fingers on dots 1 and 4, 
VoiceOver or speech would say c and we could lift our fingers to 
type the letter c, but if our fingers are on the wrong dots, like 
they are on dots 2 and 5 or something, then VoiceOver or speech 
would say 3 if we were typing in computer braille or lower c if 
we were typing in something other then computer braille and we 
could feel around and find the dots 1 and 4 and lift our fingers 
to type the letter c if we had this setting turned on. If this 
setting was off, the c would still be typed when we lifted our 
fingers, but VoiceOver or speech would not say c for a second 
time so we could have this setting on at first and if we wanted, 
we could turn it off when we got better at typing with the apps. 
There would also be a setting to have VoiceOver or speech not say 
anything until the character had been typed or to not say 
anything before or after the character had been typed. there 
would also be a setting for what we did and did not want 
VoiceOver or speech to announce after it has been typed- just 
words, just characters, nothing or both. The first setting would 
be independent from the second setting. In other words, we would 
be able to set what we hear before and what we hear after we were 
done typing a word separately from each other. There would be 
feedback options for after a character was typed. The options 
would be any combination of beep, vibrate and say the character. 
The beep, vibrate and say the character settings would be 
independent from each other, meaning that it would be able to 
just beep, just vibrate, just say the character or any 
combination of the 3, do all or do nothing. There would be 
additional settings for what order we wanted these 3 things to 
happen in. There would be a setting that could be turned on or 
off for predictive typing where we type a few letters and the 

please read this

[Jessica Brown]

Hi. I am going to be unsubscribeing from this list, because it is 
too high traffic. There are too many emails. If you would like to 
contact me about the email I sent out to this list a few days ago 
about my braille keyboard app, please contact me off list. My 
email address is jessicabrown...@gmail.com. Thank you. Incase you 
did not get that email, here it is again. Hello. My name is 
Jessica. I am 17 years old and I live in Canada in the province 
of BC. I am blind and I have an iPhone 4s running iOS 6. I use 
VoiceOver. I am wondering if you could develop some apps for me 
and other people who are blind or visually impaired and who use 
Apple products? If you can not, then do you know someone who can? 
If you know someone who may be able to develop some or all of 
these apps, please forward this email to them and ask them to 
send their response to jessicabrown...@gmail.com or just tell me 
who they are and tell me their email address so I can send them a 
copy of this email. Thank you. The first app would look something 
like this. It would be an additional keyboard for typing braille 
on iPhones, iPads and iPods. It would be like the Emoji keyboard 
app from Awesomest Inc that we can get on the app store. It would 
also be like the other language keyboards that come built in to 
iOS and that we can enable in settings. It would be able to be 
directly integrated in to and used with all apps including the 
apps that are built in to iOS and the apps we get from the app 
store. Not like the TypeInBraille app from EveryWare 
Technologies, because I have read the instructions and I have 
tried over and over again and I can not even type 1 letter with 
that app. I think part of the problem with the EveryWare 
Technologies app is that it is not laid out the way a normal 
braille keyboard is and we can not input letters in the same way 
we would on a normal braille keyboard. Also, we do not get any 
auditory feedback as to what letter we are typing except beeps. 
Beeps do not tell us what we are typing or what we are about to 
type. All the beeps sound the same no matter what dot we are 
typing in. In other words, we can not tell what dot we have 
entered just by listening to the beeps. These apps are going to 
be way different. If possible, these apps would work with touch 
typing and standard typing. Also, I have seen some apps like 
Fleksy by Syntellia that we need to turn off VoiceOver to use. If 
it is possible, these apps would be compatible with VoiceOver so 
we would not have to turn off VoiceOver to use them. If you can 
not make them compatible with VoiceOver, then if possible, they 
would have their own speech system built in to them. Regardless 
of if the apps used VoiceOver or their own speech system, they 
would tell us what dot combination our fingers are on when we are 
feeling around the screen, and then when we lift our fingers to 
type the character they would say it again to confirm what we had 
typed or if we did not want the confirmation, we could turn it 
off in settings. For example- the letter c is a combination of 
dots 1 and 4. So if we have our fingers on dots 1 and 4, 
VoiceOver or speech would say c and we could lift our fingers to 
type the letter c, but if our fingers are on the wrong dots, like 
they are on dots 2 and 5 or something, then VoiceOver or speech 
would say 3 if we were typing in computer braille or lower c if 
we were typing in something other then computer braille and we 
could feel around and find the dots 1 and 4 and lift our fingers 
to type the letter c if we had this setting turned on. If this 
setting was off, the c would still be typed when we lifted our 
fingers, but VoiceOver or speech would not say c for a second 
time so we could have this setting on at first and if we wanted, 
we could turn it off when we got better at typing with the apps. 
There would also be a setting to have VoiceOver or speech not say 
anything until the character had been typed or to not say 
anything before or after the character had been typed. there 
would also be a setting for what we did and did not want 
VoiceOver or speech to announce after it has been typed- just 
words, just characters, nothing or both. The first setting would 
be independent from the second setting. In other words, we would 
be able to set what we hear before and what we hear after we were 
done typing a word separately from each other. There would be 
feedback options for after a character was typed. The options 
would be any combination of beep, vibrate and say the character. 
The beep, vibrate and say the character settings would be 
independent from each other, meaning that it would be able to 
just beep, just vibrate, just say the character or any 
combination of the 3, do all or do nothing. There would be 
additional settings for what order we wanted these 3 things to 
happen in. There would be a setting that could be turned on or 
off for predictive typing where we type a few letters and the 

syncing notes between my MAC and my iOS devices

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Hello, everyone,

When I make notes on my any of my iOS devices, iPhone 4S, iPod 4G, or iPad 1, 
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I've signed out and back into iCloud in system preferences, and turned off and 
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Re: iTunes Question.

[Sarah Alawami]

No problem. I make mistakes like that all the time and I speak english.

I love the hot spots but wish they woudl work in more then one app.

Ah well. since I dont use air play I only have 1 for the lcd section but yeah 
for thos ehaving trouble navigating itunes take the time to create thos 
ehotspots to the key points you will need then use the rest of the hot spots 
for other apps.

Be blessed and good luck.

On Nov 5, 2012, at 12:35, Daniela Rubio  wrote:

> Sorry, I miss translated the word from spanish :) I have an activity for 
> iTunes and I create different Hotspots for the source list, Air play button, 
> ETC.
> Sorry for the folse translation.
> Take care!
> 
> El 05/11/2012, a las 18:45, Sarah Alawami  escribió:
> 
>> If you mean hotspots you simply press vo shift what ever number on the 
>> number row up to 0 and you are taken there. they are I think app specific. 
>> how ever you cannot have hotspot 8 take you some ware in 1 app and the same 
>> hotspot 8 take you some ware else in another app. I've never liked that but 
>> there you go.
>> On Nov 5, 2012, at 9:23 AM, amy gilbert 
>>  wrote:
>> 
>>> what are active points and how do you set them up?
>>> On 5 Nov 2012, at 17:02, Daniela Rubio  wrote:
>>> 
 Hello!
 I have an active point created over the sources list, so I just press it 
 and jump from where ever I am.
 Best regards!
 
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Re: iTunes Question.

[Danny Noonan]

I love the concept but as far as I can tell, they only last until you quit an 
app and often I find they stop working after a while in certain apps like the 
sendspace wizard. 


I do love them at times for things like character count or static points that 
show changing information as you can make a hotspot and then set it up to read 
the area when ever it changes. Also, you can use a hotspot to read an area or 
move to it. 

The concept is great but the implementation is pore and the functionality very 
limited. Some script customisation like jfw etc easy enough for dummies lik me 
to change vo settings from app to app would be wonderful but you can't complane 
for the price and wonderful product. 

Danny. 


Sent from my phone

On 06/11/2012, at 4:45 AM, Sarah Alawami  wrote:

> If you mean hotspots you simply press vo shift what ever number on the number 
> row up to 0 and you are taken there. they are I think app specific. how ever 
> you cannot have hotspot 8 take you some ware in 1 app and the same hotspot 8 
> take you some ware else in another app. I've never liked that but there you 
> go.
> On Nov 5, 2012, at 9:23 AM, amy gilbert  
> wrote:
> 
>> what are active points and how do you set them up?
>> On 5 Nov 2012, at 17:02, Daniela Rubio  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hello!
>>> I have an active point created over the sources list, so I just press it 
>>> and jump from where ever I am.
>>> Best regards!
>>> 
>>> El 05/11/2012, a las 17:29, Ian Harrison 
>>>  escribió:
>>> 
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VoiceOver Getting Started User Guide [was Re: Question from a beginner]

[Danny Noonan]

> I've been here many times and never found this specific page. How fantastic 
> to find it and how embarrassing that I missed it.  Thanks so much yet 
> again. I have more reading and when the Take Control books come through, 
> goodness me, all I'll want for Christmas will be an extra day in the week.
> 
> Kindest regards,
> Danny:
> 
> On 06/11/2012, at 7:02 AM, Esther  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Claude,
>> 
>> I find the HTML versions of the guide to work just fine, but if you want an 
>> RTF versions of the VoiceOver Getting Started guide, check John Panarese's 
>> MacfortheBlind web page for documents:
>> http://macfortheblind.com/documentation
>> Under the "Manuals and User Guides" headings there's an RTF version of the 
>> guide for Lion, and for Mountain Lion.
>> 
>> Here's the HTML link for the guide for Mountain Lion (in English):
>> http://help.apple.com/voiceover/info/guide/10.8/English.lproj/index.html
>> 
>> and for Lion:
>> http://help.apple.com/voiceover/info/guide/10.7/English.lproj/index.html
>> 
>> HTH.  Cheers,
>> 
>> Esther

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