No audio with FaceTime on the Mac?

[Dan Eickmeier]

Hi all, I regularly use FaceTime on the mac, and it seems now, in a call I 
tried earlier, that I wasn't getting any audio, and the person on the other end 
of the call, wasn't able to hear me either.  I tried various things such as 
turning Facetime  off, and then on again via FaceTime preferences, rebooting my 
Mac, and making sure  my mic was set right in FaceTime, and it was.  RUnning 
the latest update, 10.8.3 on a late 2012 21.5 inch iMac.  I'm thinking it could 
have to do with something in the 10.8.3 update?  Not sure though.  Just 
wondering if anybody else may have experienced this since the 10.8.3 update?  
Any suggestions to try and solve this would be appreciated.  
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Re: No audio with FaceTime on the Mac?

[Josh Gregory]

Call me dumb, but it's right, but is the volume up?

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On Mar 17, 2013, at 3:00 AM, Dan Eickmeier  wrote:

> Hi all, I regularly use FaceTime on the mac, and it seems now, in a call I 
> tried earlier, that I wasn't getting any audio, and the person on the other 
> end of the call, wasn't able to hear me either.  I tried various things such 
> as turning Facetime  off, and then on again via FaceTime preferences, 
> rebooting my Mac, and making sure  my mic was set right in FaceTime, and it 
> was.  RUnning the latest update, 10.8.3 on a late 2012 21.5 inch iMac.  I'm 
> thinking it could have to do with something in the 10.8.3 update?  Not sure 
> though.  Just wondering if anybody else may have experienced this since the 
> 10.8.3 update?  Any suggestions to try and solve this would be appreciated.  
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Re: No audio with FaceTime on the Mac?

[Dan Eickmeier]

Oh yeah.  I can hear everything else from  my mac just fine.
On 2013-03-17, at 3:09 AM, Josh Gregory  wrote:

> Call me dumb, but it's right, but is the volume up?
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Mar 17, 2013, at 3:00 AM, Dan Eickmeier  wrote:
> 
>> Hi all, I regularly use FaceTime on the mac, and it seems now, in a call I 
>> tried earlier, that I wasn't getting any audio, and the person on the other 
>> end of the call, wasn't able to hear me either.  I tried various things such 
>> as turning Facetime  off, and then on again via FaceTime preferences, 
>> rebooting my Mac, and making sure  my mic was set right in FaceTime, and it 
>> was.  RUnning the latest update, 10.8.3 on a late 2012 21.5 inch iMac.  I'm 
>> thinking it could have to do with something in the 10.8.3 update?  Not sure 
>> though.  Just wondering if anybody else may have experienced this since the 
>> 10.8.3 update?  Any suggestions to try and solve this would be appreciated.  
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Re: No audio with FaceTime on the Mac?

[Josh Gregory]

Okay, I wasn't sure. Not sure what to say… I've never tried it on the Mac 
because I can't get my phone number configured to it. LOL.

Sent from my iPhone

On Mar 17, 2013, at 3:10 AM, Dan Eickmeier  wrote:

> Oh yeah.  I can hear everything else from  my mac just fine.
> On 2013-03-17, at 3:09 AM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
> 
>> Call me dumb, but it's right, but is the volume up?
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>> On Mar 17, 2013, at 3:00 AM, Dan Eickmeier  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi all, I regularly use FaceTime on the mac, and it seems now, in a call I 
>>> tried earlier, that I wasn't getting any audio, and the person on the other 
>>> end of the call, wasn't able to hear me either.  I tried various things 
>>> such as turning Facetime  off, and then on again via FaceTime preferences, 
>>> rebooting my Mac, and making sure  my mic was set right in FaceTime, and it 
>>> was.  RUnning the latest update, 10.8.3 on a late 2012 21.5 inch iMac.  I'm 
>>> thinking it could have to do with something in the 10.8.3 update?  Not sure 
>>> though.  Just wondering if anybody else may have experienced this since the 
>>> 10.8.3 update?  Any suggestions to try and solve this would be appreciated. 
>>>  
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Re: No audio with FaceTime on the Mac?

[Dan Eickmeier]

Yeah sure is a strange one. 

Sent from my iPhone

On 2013-03-17, at 3:11 AM, Josh Gregory  wrote:

> Okay, I wasn't sure. Not sure what to say… I've never tried it on the Mac 
> because I can't get my phone number configured to it. LOL.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Mar 17, 2013, at 3:10 AM, Dan Eickmeier  wrote:
> 
>> Oh yeah.  I can hear everything else from  my mac just fine.
>> On 2013-03-17, at 3:09 AM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
>> 
>>> Call me dumb, but it's right, but is the volume up?
>>> 
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>> 
>>> On Mar 17, 2013, at 3:00 AM, Dan Eickmeier  wrote:
>>> 
 Hi all, I regularly use FaceTime on the mac, and it seems now, in a call I 
 tried earlier, that I wasn't getting any audio, and the person on the 
 other end of the call, wasn't able to hear me either.  I tried various 
 things such as turning Facetime  off, and then on again via FaceTime 
 preferences, rebooting my Mac, and making sure  my mic was set right in 
 FaceTime, and it was.  RUnning the latest update, 10.8.3 on a late 2012 
 21.5 inch iMac.  I'm thinking it could have to do with something in the 
 10.8.3 update?  Not sure though.  Just wondering if anybody else may have 
 experienced this since the 10.8.3 update?  Any suggestions to try and 
 solve this would be appreciated.  
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Phone number and Mac, was: Re: No audio with FaceTime on the Mac?

[Josh Gregory]

Sure is, I've Certainly used it before but not with the latest update. Dammit, 
somebody FaceTimed me earlier I should've excepted it from the Mac now that I 
think about it, LOL. Does anybody know how to get the phone number on to the 
MacBook? I've sure as heck done it before but can't figure it now. Thanks.

Sent from my iPhone

On Mar 17, 2013, at 4:07 AM, Dan Eickmeier  wrote:

> Yeah sure is a strange one. 
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On 2013-03-17, at 3:11 AM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
> 
>> Okay, I wasn't sure. Not sure what to say… I've never tried it on the Mac 
>> because I can't get my phone number configured to it. LOL.
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>> On Mar 17, 2013, at 3:10 AM, Dan Eickmeier  wrote:
>> 
>>> Oh yeah.  I can hear everything else from  my mac just fine.
>>> On 2013-03-17, at 3:09 AM, Josh Gregory  wrote:
>>> 
 Call me dumb, but it's right, but is the volume up?
 
 Sent from my iPhone
 
 On Mar 17, 2013, at 3:00 AM, Dan Eickmeier  wrote:
 
> Hi all, I regularly use FaceTime on the mac, and it seems now, in a call 
> I tried earlier, that I wasn't getting any audio, and the person on the 
> other end of the call, wasn't able to hear me either.  I tried various 
> things such as turning Facetime  off, and then on again via FaceTime 
> preferences, rebooting my Mac, and making sure  my mic was set right in 
> FaceTime, and it was.  RUnning the latest update, 10.8.3 on a late 2012 
> 21.5 inch iMac.  I'm thinking it could have to do with something in the 
> 10.8.3 update?  Not sure though.  Just wondering if anybody else may have 
> experienced this since the 10.8.3 update?  Any suggestions to try and 
> solve this would be appreciated.  
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Re: Tracking changes in Pages

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Janet,

In general, a Braille display doesn't make Pages more accessible, but in this 
case, it helps hugely.

I mainly use my Braille display when translating or proofreading a text as it's 
quicker to see capitalisation and so on. This is true for any word-processing 
application.

Cheers,

Anne


On 17 Mar 2013, at 00:02, Janet Ingber  wrote:

> Hi Anne,
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> Is pages more accessible with a braille display?
> 
> Love reading your posts.
> 
> Janet

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Stupid Issue With Expand Drive

[Harmony Neil]

Hellow,
I think I posted about this a couple of weeks ago, but the replies have 
probably been deleted from the trash by now.  Anyway, I try uploading a page to 
one of the websites via expand drive, and it sometimes gives me a message 
saying one or more of the items may have been deleted or is no longer available.
Does anyone know how to get round this annoying problem? This is the second day 
in a row I've had it now and I would rather like to upload stuff.  Any other 
file I upload and this one I'm having trouble with normally work fine, it's 
just sometimes I get this message ...
Thanks for any suggestions,
Harmony.
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anti virus and the mac

[Terry clasper]

HI everyone.
Seeing the posts on the list over the past day or so regarding anti virus and 
the mac leas me to ask about the actual position on this one.
Does the mac have built in virus protection, or is it better to install like 
with windows a separate virus checker.
Thanks for any information.

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Mac Mini Server and a bluetooth keyboard.

[Jim Noseworthy]

Hi Folks:

I am using a Mac Mini Server and Mountain Lion.  Currently, I use a 
wired keyboard with my Mini; however, I would also like to use my Apple 
Wireless Keyboard. The problem is that many of the keys do not work: IE 
VO key combinations.  I also can't start and stop music in iTunes.  Is 
this a known issue?  Can this problem be solved?


Thanks all over the place.

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Re: anti virus and the mac

[JAMES AUSTIN]

Hi Terry
To my knowledge there are no "viruses" for OS X in the wild. I use "virus" in 
its traditional sense. That does not mean, I repeat "does not mean" that there 
are not other threats. Most of which are Internet-based. Many of  the 
prevention methods involve vigilance by users.  For threats such as tracking 
cookies etc, you could try macScan.

Apple does have some in-built security for checking the validity of apps. It is 
a dialogue that pops up, and there are one or two virus definitions in Apple's 
viruses database. 

The  need for anti-virus is a divisive issue among the OS X community, and 
although hi don't use any, I would suggest that if you want to use some then do 
so. There does seem to be a great deal of complacency among OS X users.

Take care
James 
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Re: Mac Mini Server and a bluetooth keyboard.

[Jim Noseworthy]

As an update to my problem:

I've noticed that my left hand keys are not reporting any letters and 
that my right hand keys are reporting numbers instead of letters.


The keyboard works well with my iPhone or my Apple TV.

Any help would be appreciated all over the place.




On 3/17/2013 8:45 AM, Jim Noseworthy wrote:

Hi Folks:

I am using a Mac Mini Server and Mountain Lion.  Currently, I use a 
wired keyboard with my Mini; however, I would also like to use my 
Apple Wireless Keyboard. The problem is that many of the keys do not 
work: IE VO key combinations.  I also can't start and stop music in 
iTunes.  Is this a known issue?  Can this problem be solved?


Thanks all over the place.

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Re: Mac Mini Server and a bluetooth keyboard.

[Jim Noseworthy]

Hi Gang:

I resolved my problem by restarting my Mac with my USB keyboard 
unplugged and the Bluetooth came up working fine.  I was then able to 
plug my USB keyboard in again and now, both keyboards are working 
properly.  It may have something to do with the fact that I had the 
Mouse keys turned on on my USB keyboard: I'm not sure.


Thanks.





On 3/17/2013 9:08 AM, Jim Noseworthy wrote:

As an update to my problem:

I've noticed that my left hand keys are not reporting any letters and 
that my right hand keys are reporting numbers instead of letters.


The keyboard works well with my iPhone or my Apple TV.

Any help would be appreciated all over the place.




On 3/17/2013 8:45 AM, Jim Noseworthy wrote:

Hi Folks:

I am using a Mac Mini Server and Mountain Lion.  Currently, I use a 
wired keyboard with my Mini; however, I would also like to use my 
Apple Wireless Keyboard. The problem is that many of the keys do not 
work: IE VO key combinations.  I also can't start and stop music in 
iTunes.  Is this a known issue?  Can this problem be solved?


Thanks all over the place.

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Re: anti virus and the mac

[Terry clasper]

Really helpful thanks very much Jane for taking the time to explain this to me.

On 17 Mar 2013, at 11:49, JAMES AUSTIN  wrote:

> Hi Terry
> To my knowledge there are no "viruses" for OS X in the wild. I use "virus" in 
> its traditional sense. That does not mean, I repeat "does not mean" that 
> there are not other threats. Most of which are Internet-based. Many of  the 
> prevention methods involve vigilance by users.  For threats such as tracking 
> cookies etc, you could try macScan.
> 
> Apple does have some in-built security for checking the validity of apps. It 
> is a dialogue that pops up, and there are one or two virus definitions in 
> Apple's viruses database. 
> 
> The  need for anti-virus is a divisive issue among the OS X community, and 
> although hi don't use any, I would suggest that if you want to use some then 
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Re: anti virus and the mac

[Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith]

Hello Terry

This kind of post comes up very frequently. May I suggest you do a search in 
the list archives? There has been some pretty extensive discussion on this 
point already. Don't be afraid to ask, but I encourage you to check the list 
archives. There are links to both of our archives at the foot of every message 
posted to this group.

Lynnr
In fact, there are some 

On 17 Mar 2013, at 11:37, Terry clasper  wrote:

HI everyone.
Seeing the posts on the list over the past day or so regarding anti virus and 
the mac leas me to ask about the actual position on this one.
Does the mac have built in virus protection, or is it better to install like 
with windows a separate virus checker.
Thanks for any information.

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Re: Mac Mini Server and a bluetooth keyboard.

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Hello Jim

We use that all the time, and it works fine here. Stop or pause the playback 
with the space bar, for instance. That works exactly as it should. In fact we 
don't have a wired keyboard in use on any of our 9 mac Mini servers.

Lynne

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Hi Folks:

I am using a Mac Mini Server and Mountain Lion.  Currently, I use a wired 
keyboard with my Mini; however, I would also like to use my Apple Wireless 
Keyboard. The problem is that many of the keys do not work: IE VO key 
combinations.  I also can't start and stop music in iTunes.  Is this a known 
issue?  Can this problem be solved?

Thanks all over the place.

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Re: Mac Mini Server and a bluetooth keyboard.

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Hi Jim


Just a thought, which keyboard did you buy?  I think there are several 
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On 17 Mar 2013, at 12:08, Jim Noseworthy  
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As an update to my problem:

I've noticed that my left hand keys are not reporting any letters and that my 
right hand keys are reporting numbers instead of letters.

The keyboard works well with my iPhone or my Apple TV.

Any help would be appreciated all over the place.




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> I am using a Mac Mini Server and Mountain Lion.  Currently, I use a wired 
> keyboard with my Mini; however, I would also like to use my Apple Wireless 
> Keyboard. The problem is that many of the keys do not work: IE VO key 
> combinations.  I also can't start and stop music in iTunes.  Is this a known 
> issue?  Can this problem be solved?
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Re: anti virus and the mac

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well actually not necessary as somebody has already been kind enough to answer 
the question!

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Re: anti virus and the mac

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Hi Terry

Just to add slightly to the response you got from James.  Tracking cookies are, 
although often meant innocently, a pretty nasty threat.  Google is known for 
tracking cookies, and I don't think any browser is immune.  Since the cookies 
use the browser and not the operating system, it's not restricted to Windows, 
Mac or anything else.

I would also add, however, in Lynn's defence that many people could save 
themselves an awful lot of frustration by looking in the list archives.  They 
are extensive, and cover a wide range of topics now.  Virus stuff is one of 
most asked questions.  It's not a banned question or anything, but it would 
make people's lives easier if they check the archives. ;)

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On 17 Mar 2013, at 12:53, Terry clasper  wrote:

well actually not necessary as somebody has already been kind enough to answer 
the question!

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two mac mail questions

[MIKE]

Hi, here is my first I am switching my mail from office outlook 2010. I have
a lot of different folders and messages I want to import onto the mac. Is
there a way to do this?

Second I prefer to use Gmail with pop access. What is the best way for
setting that up as every time I try to configure it seems not to work with
the pop settings I found for Google.

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Re: Mac Mini Server and a bluetooth keyboard.

[Jim Noseworthy]

Lynne:

Thanks much for your post.

Actually, I can confirm that, if I turn mouse keys on using the USB 
keyboard, then my Bluetooth keyboard emulates a numeric keypad. When I 
turn "mouseKeys" off, my Bluetooth keyboard reverts to it's proper state.


Strange.





On 3/17/2013 9:44 AM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:

Hello Jim

We use that all the time, and it works fine here. Stop or pause the playback 
with the space bar, for instance. That works exactly as it should. In fact we 
don't have a wired keyboard in use on any of our 9 mac Mini servers.

Lynne

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Hi Folks:

I am using a Mac Mini Server and Mountain Lion.  Currently, I use a wired 
keyboard with my Mini; however, I would also like to use my Apple Wireless 
Keyboard. The problem is that many of the keys do not work: IE VO key 
combinations.  I also can't start and stop music in iTunes.  Is this a known 
issue?  Can this problem be solved?

Thanks all over the place.

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Re: VIP

[Cathy]

hi Zack,

thanks for explaining the purpose of the VIP. I just learned how to do it last 
night. now my sister has her own  mailbox in VIP. the strange thing is that 
there is now a VIP mailbox for me as well. not sure why that happened, I never 
set one up for myself. its not as though I would want to be notified of 
messages from me? it simply duplicates my sent folders.

so now a question comes to mind, which I could experiment with of course, but 
maybe you happen to know already?  if I highlight a post from mac access and 
create a VIP, will all messages from the list go into that mailbox or only 
messages from the individual who posted the message?
thanks, 
Cathy

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Re: VIP

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I'm not sure. I guess it could work, but I personally set up server side 
filters so my machine does not have to do any work. You can try it if you want. 

Take care.
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> hi Zack,
> 
> thanks for explaining the purpose of the VIP. I just learned how to do it 
> last night. now my sister has her own  mailbox in VIP. the strange thing is 
> that there is now a VIP mailbox for me as well. not sure why that happened, I 
> never set one up for myself. its not as though I would want to be notified of 
> messages from me? it simply duplicates my sent folders.
> 
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> maybe you happen to know already?  if I highlight a post from mac access and 
> create a VIP, will all messages from the list go into that mailbox or only 
> messages from the individual who posted the message?
> thanks, 
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threading still broken in 10.8.3

[Sarah k Alawami]

Hello to all. In some of the folders i get the message threaded by name and not 
by subject. This has been a long standing bug in 10.8 Since it got released. I 
have talked to apple about this and they can see it going on but they cannot 
figure  out why. 

I've tried rebuilding the mail data base twice, and rebelling the mail boxes 
where this happens. I have show related messages off and i have the 
conversations thing checked in view. It works like it is supposed to on every 
list except the 4 lists where it fails. I even tried recreating the folders and 
it still happens in these 4 or so folders. 

Here's an  ogg file. Sorry all, but i needed to save some space.

Https://Dl.Dropbox.Com/u/1672188/threading_issues.Ogg

does anyone else have this problem? i even tried without success a permissions 
repair after every update. And even tried reinstalling mail but that was also a 
no go.

Take care all.
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RE: Voiceover Acting strange

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I cannot see it but I presume it is the vertical line of the frame of the
window containing the  window element. In this case the messages. Windows
screenreaders do not expose you to these parts of the screen which is why it
an unusual concept if you are coming from Windows to the Mac.

I think the point is that if you interact with the vertical splitter you can
adjust the size of it which may be important for low vision users with
sight.

David .

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[mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of George Cham
Sent: 17 March 2013 05:49
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Subject: Re: Voiceover Acting strange

Ok, I've worked out how to turn it on off. 
But what   is vertical splitter? 
When I scroll   down the list of files folders, the files shows up on
the right hand side of the window. 


George,

  Sent from my iPad

On 17/03/2013, at 4:15 PM, "Josh Gregory"  wrote:

> You might have quick nap turned off, just press the left and right arrow
keys to get it back.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Mar 17, 2013, at 12:58 AM, George Cham  wrote:
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>> When I'm in a window, and I arrow down , voiceover curcer does not move
down the list of items.
>> If I turn voiceover off, I can scroll down the list ok.
>> Any idea as to why this is happening ?
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App Store and camera?

[Josh Gregory]

Good evening everybody, I was just wondering if anybody has had a chance to use 
the Itunes store to redeem gift cards with the Mac camera. I'm hoping  that 
this will be a way for us blind users to gain access to the codes. If only they 
did like they did with Mountain lion and would email you the codes…

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jumping strate to text on a webpage with Safari

[Michael Marshall]

hello all,

my mac should be here in the next 24 ours. in the mean time i have a 
question witch has been bugging me for quite some time.
if i go to a big website with lots of stuff and i want to read some text 
on the page how do i jump past all the links, heddings and other stuff 
to get there using Safari?


thanks for any help

Michael
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RE: jumping strate to text on a webpage with Safari

[David Griffith]

If you are lucky you will hear Voiceover announce a reader button near the
address bar.
This does not work on a all pages but when it is there it will just read the
text of the web page with all the links etc stripped out.
This is similar to the experience on an iOS device and is very nice on
supported pages. It works well on the BBC site..
Apart from that using quick nav and single letter navigation will jump you
to H for headings etc. You may need to set this up in voiceover Preferences
under quick nav.

If the page is really unhelpful use item Chooser and simply start typing the
words you are interested in. This should jump you either to a  relevant
heading or text you want to  read.

David Griffith

David Griffith
-Original Message-
From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
[mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Michael Marshall
Sent: 18 March 2013 04:09
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: jumping strate to text on a webpage with Safari

hello all,

my mac should be here in the next 24 ours. in the mean time i have a
question witch has been bugging me for quite some time.
if i go to a big website with lots of stuff and i want to read some text on
the page how do i jump past all the links, heddings and other stuff to get
there using Safari?

thanks for any help

Michael
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Re: jumping strate to text on a webpage with Safari

[Sarah k Alawami]

or you can hit vo cmd n which works most of the time but yeah pressing cmd 
shift r will get you to the reader if one is available for the web site.

Take care.
On Mar 17, 2013, at 9:18 PM, David Griffith  wrote:

> If you are lucky you will hear Voiceover announce a reader button near the
> address bar.
> This does not work on a all pages but when it is there it will just read the
> text of the web page with all the links etc stripped out.
> This is similar to the experience on an iOS device and is very nice on
> supported pages. It works well on the BBC site..
> Apart from that using quick nav and single letter navigation will jump you
> to H for headings etc. You may need to set this up in voiceover Preferences
> under quick nav.
> 
> If the page is really unhelpful use item Chooser and simply start typing the
> words you are interested in. This should jump you either to a  relevant
> heading or text you want to  read.
> 
> David Griffith
> 
> David Griffith
> -Original Message-
> From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
> [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Michael Marshall
> Sent: 18 March 2013 04:09
> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
> Subject: jumping strate to text on a webpage with Safari
> 
> hello all,
> 
> my mac should be here in the next 24 ours. in the mean time i have a
> question witch has been bugging me for quite some time.
> if i go to a big website with lots of stuff and i want to read some text on
> the page how do i jump past all the links, heddings and other stuff to get
> there using Safari?
> 
> thanks for any help
> 
> Michael
> <--- Mac Access At Mac Access Dot Net --->
> 
> To reply to this post, please address your message to
> mac-access@mac-access.net
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> worm-free.  However, this should in no way replace your own security
> strategy.  We assume neither liability nor responsibility should something
> unpredictable happen.
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> 
> 
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> unpredictable happen.
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> 

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Re: jumping strate to text on a webpage with Safari

[Michael Marshall]

thanks for that info

Michael
On 18/03/2013 3:18 PM, David Griffith wrote:

If you are lucky you will hear Voiceover announce a reader button near the
address bar.
This does not work on a all pages but when it is there it will just read the
text of the web page with all the links etc stripped out.
This is similar to the experience on an iOS device and is very nice on
supported pages. It works well on the BBC site..
Apart from that using quick nav and single letter navigation will jump you
to H for headings etc. You may need to set this up in voiceover Preferences
under quick nav.

If the page is really unhelpful use item Chooser and simply start typing the
words you are interested in. This should jump you either to a  relevant
heading or text you want to  read.

David Griffith

David Griffith
-Original Message-
From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
[mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Michael Marshall
Sent: 18 March 2013 04:09
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: jumping strate to text on a webpage with Safari

hello all,

my mac should be here in the next 24 ours. in the mean time i have a
question witch has been bugging me for quite some time.
if i go to a big website with lots of stuff and i want to read some text on
the page how do i jump past all the links, heddings and other stuff to get
there using Safari?

thanks for any help

Michael
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Re: jumping strate to text on a webpage with Safari

[Michael Marshall]

thanks, i will ad it to the info i have saved.

Michael
On 18/03/2013 3:41 PM, Sarah k Alawami wrote:

or you can hit vo cmd n which works most of the time but yeah pressing cmd 
shift r will get you to the reader if one is available for the web site.

Take care.
On Mar 17, 2013, at 9:18 PM, David Griffith  wrote:


If you are lucky you will hear Voiceover announce a reader button near the
address bar.
This does not work on a all pages but when it is there it will just read the
text of the web page with all the links etc stripped out.
This is similar to the experience on an iOS device and is very nice on
supported pages. It works well on the BBC site..
Apart from that using quick nav and single letter navigation will jump you
to H for headings etc. You may need to set this up in voiceover Preferences
under quick nav.

If the page is really unhelpful use item Chooser and simply start typing the
words you are interested in. This should jump you either to a  relevant
heading or text you want to  read.

David Griffith

David Griffith
-Original Message-
From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
[mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Michael Marshall
Sent: 18 March 2013 04:09
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: jumping strate to text on a webpage with Safari

hello all,

my mac should be here in the next 24 ours. in the mean time i have a
question witch has been bugging me for quite some time.
if i go to a big website with lots of stuff and i want to read some text on
the page how do i jump past all the links, heddings and other stuff to get
there using Safari?

thanks for any help

Michael
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