Re: Using Pages With Mac and iOS

[Daniela Rubio]

Hello:
I use Pages in both platforms and it just works fine. The only thing, is that 
when you edit a document in mac and you include certain paragraph stiles, those 
stiles can not be viewed in Pages for iOS. But it doesn't really matter, as the 
document it self doesn't change.
I find this really useful, because I use my iPad a lot of times during meetings 
and I love to have my info updated on the go.
Best

Daniela Rubio T
 Distinguished Educator
iPhone: +34662328507






El 16/07/2013, a las 23:48, Desi Noller  escribió:

> Good Afternoon,
> 
> Is anybody using Pages on their iMac and an iOS device to transfer files?  I 
> know I have asked a lot of Dropbox questions lately, but it occurred to me 
> that there might be another way to do what I want to do.  I sing in my church 
> choir, and have a lot of words to choir Anthems stored on my Mac.  Now that I 
> no longer have a dedicated Braille NoteTaker, I am using my Brailliant BI 40 
> with a Bluetooth connection to my iPod Touch 4th generation.  I would like to 
> work with my documents on both devices.  I don't currently have Pages on my 
> iMac or my iPod, but if people have worked with it successfully in this way, 
> I would buy it for both.  Please let me know your experiences!
> 
> Desi
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Braven 650 Premium Bluetooth Speaker System

[Dane Trethowan]

Hi!

I've ordered one of these and I hope to have it by the end of the week so I'll 
be able to write a mini review on the product.

The Braven 650 system is supposed to be far better than the Jawbone Jambox and 
that product wasn't bad except for its absolutely dreadful hands free speaker 
phone feature, the other fact that stopped me using it was its Bluetooth 
compatibility, the Jambox isn't - as far as I know - compatible with Bluetooth 
4.0 devices such as the iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy etc, Bluetooth 4.0 provides 
superior bandwidth to previous Bluetooth versions and it can be used without 
problems for dictation, Siri and the like.



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Re: how to drop someone in a 3 way call

[Chris Gilland]

I knew that.  LOL!  I, too, was kidding.

chris.

On Jul 17, 2013, at 12:21 AM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> Cool. thanks.  I will keep this in mind for the next time I'm in a 3way and 
> need to drop the snoring person. lol! Actually I was using that  as an 
> example, but yeah, again thanks. and be blessed.
> On Jul 16, 2013, at 5:31 PM, Chris Gilland  wrote:
> 
>> OK Sarah, here is what to do.
>> 
>> When you are on your active call screen, make sure that your keypad is 
>> hidden.  You want to see the 6 options like mute, keypad, speaker/audio 
>> source, add call, Facetime and contacts.
>> 
>> OK, on this screen, locate the mute button.  Don't double tap it, just use 
>> that as a home base.  Now flick left one time from here.  You'll here the 
>> duration of your call.  Here's the magic.  Double tap on that call counter. 
>> Now, you will see all of your calls and two options to the right of them. 
>> The first says end call, and the second says start private call.
>> 
>> If you hit end call on the party you wish to hang up on, you'll then see the 
>> typical confirm end call.  Double tap again, to select the confirm button, 
>> and boom! sweet dreams and nighty night.
>> 
>> Chris.
>> 
>> - Original Message - From: "Sarah k Alawami" 
>> To: "mac access list iOS Accessibility" 
>> Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 8:11 PM
>> Subject: how to drop someone in a 3 way call
>> 
>> 
>>> For those on audio boo I did ask this on there to. Let's say I'm in a 3 way 
>>> call and someone falls asleep and starts to snore or something. is there a 
>>> way under ios6 to drop that snoring person with out dropping the 3 way call 
>>> totally?
>>> 
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Re: how to drop someone in a 3 way call

[Sarah k Alawami]

Cool. thanks.  I will keep this in mind for the next time I'm in a 3way and 
need to drop the snoring person. lol! Actually I was using that  as an example, 
but yeah, again thanks. and be blessed.
On Jul 16, 2013, at 5:31 PM, Chris Gilland  wrote:

> OK Sarah, here is what to do.
> 
> When you are on your active call screen, make sure that your keypad is 
> hidden.  You want to see the 6 options like mute, keypad, speaker/audio 
> source, add call, Facetime and contacts.
> 
> OK, on this screen, locate the mute button.  Don't double tap it, just use 
> that as a home base.  Now flick left one time from here.  You'll here the 
> duration of your call.  Here's the magic.  Double tap on that call counter. 
> Now, you will see all of your calls and two options to the right of them. The 
> first says end call, and the second says start private call.
> 
> If you hit end call on the party you wish to hang up on, you'll then see the 
> typical confirm end call.  Double tap again, to select the confirm button, 
> and boom! sweet dreams and nighty night.
> 
> Chris.
> 
> - Original Message - From: "Sarah k Alawami" 
> To: "mac access list iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 8:11 PM
> Subject: how to drop someone in a 3 way call
> 
> 
>> For those on audio boo I did ask this on there to. Let's say I'm in a 3 way 
>> call and someone falls asleep and starts to snore or something. is there a 
>> way under ios6 to drop that snoring person with out dropping the 3 way call 
>> totally?
>> 
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Re: Opinions about BrailleSense U2 as Braille display for Mac, and iPhone 4S?

[Dane Trethowan]

The developers of the Braillesense have done the deaf-blind user a huge favor, 
all Sense models come with built-in vibrating motors for example so they can be 
put to good use for all sorts of things to help those who are hard at hearing.


On 17/07/2013, at 1:38 PM, "Andrea Breier"  wrote:

> I have a friend that is deafblind and uses hers with an iPhone 5 and loves 
> hers..
> - Original Message - From: "Dane Trethowan" 
> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Monday, July 15, 2013 6:52 AM
> Subject: Re: Opinions about BrailleSense U2 as Braille display for Mac,and 
> iPhone 4S?
> 
> 
>> Hi!
>> 
>> I have a Voicesense so can't comment directly right now until I add a 
>> Braille display to it which will be later on this year.
>> 
>> I can say however that I asked this very question to the dealer who sold me 
>> the Voicesense and he said that the unit will work without any problems with 
>> an IOS device, a Mac machine etc.
>> 
>> If you have any further questions then you may consider getting in touch 
>> with Hims Inc themselves.
>> 
>> Good luck! and I'm sure you won't be at all disappointed if you purchase the 
>> achine, I really like my Voicesense, won't go into it here obviously but the 
>> maine reason I like the machine is the inovation shown by the company with 
>> the built-in apps.
>> 
>> 
>> On 15/07/2013, at 6:42 PM, Bob Hill  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi all,
>>> 
>>> I am planning on purchasing a BrailleSense U2.
>>> Are folks using this device successfully as a Braille display with both Mac 
>>> and iPhone 4S?
>>> Any issues I should be aware of?
>>> 
>>> Thanks for any input.
>>> 
>>> Bob Hill
>>> 
>>> 
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Re: Opinions about BrailleSense U2 as Braille display for Mac, and iPhone 4S?

[Andrea Breier]

I have a friend that is deafblind and uses hers with an iPhone 5 and loves 
hers..
- Original Message - 
From: "Dane Trethowan" 

To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Monday, July 15, 2013 6:52 AM
Subject: Re: Opinions about BrailleSense U2 as Braille display for Mac,and 
iPhone 4S?




Hi!

I have a Voicesense so can't comment directly right now until I add a 
Braille display to it which will be later on this year.


I can say however that I asked this very question to the dealer who sold 
me the Voicesense and he said that the unit will work without any problems 
with an IOS device, a Mac machine etc.


If you have any further questions then you may consider getting in touch 
with Hims Inc themselves.


Good luck! and I'm sure you won't be at all disappointed if you purchase 
the achine, I really like my Voicesense, won't go into it here obviously 
but the maine reason I like the machine is the inovation shown by the 
company with the built-in apps.



On 15/07/2013, at 6:42 PM, Bob Hill  wrote:


Hi all,

I am planning on purchasing a BrailleSense U2.
Are folks using this device successfully as a Braille display with both 
Mac and iPhone 4S?

Any issues I should be aware of?

Thanks for any input.

Bob Hill


Sent from Bob's iPhone
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Re: how to drop someone in a 3 way call

[Chris Gilland]

Hello Mr. Gregory.

You are more than welcome.  I'm glad that I could be a help.  Let me know if 
you have any other questions.


Chris.

- Original Message - 
From: "Josh Gregory" 

To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 10:09 PM
Subject: Re: how to drop someone in a 3 way call


Thanks very much for this, before, I would always hang up the wholecall 
and call the other person back.


Sent from my iPhone

On Jul 16, 2013, at 8:31 PM, "Chris Gilland"  
wrote:



OK Sarah, here is what to do.

When you are on your active call screen, make sure that your keypad is 
hidden.  You want to see the 6 options like mute, keypad, speaker/audio 
source, add call, Facetime and contacts.


OK, on this screen, locate the mute button.  Don't double tap it, just 
use that as a home base.  Now flick left one time from here.  You'll here 
the duration of your call.  Here's the magic.  Double tap on that call 
counter. Now, you will see all of your calls and two options to the right 
of them. The first says end call, and the second says start private call.


If you hit end call on the party you wish to hang up on, you'll then see 
the typical confirm end call.  Double tap again, to select the confirm 
button, and boom! sweet dreams and nighty night.


Chris.

- Original Message - From: "Sarah k Alawami" 
To: "mac access list iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 8:11 PM
Subject: how to drop someone in a 3 way call


For those on audio boo I did ask this on there to. Let's say I'm in a 3 
way call and someone falls asleep and starts to snore or something. is 
there a way under ios6 to drop that snoring person with out dropping the 
3 way call totally?


Take care all and be blessed.
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Re: how to drop someone in a 3 way call

[Josh Gregory]

Thanks very much for this, before, I would always hang up the wholecall and 
call the other person back.

Sent from my iPhone

On Jul 16, 2013, at 8:31 PM, "Chris Gilland"  wrote:

> OK Sarah, here is what to do.
> 
> When you are on your active call screen, make sure that your keypad is 
> hidden.  You want to see the 6 options like mute, keypad, speaker/audio 
> source, add call, Facetime and contacts.
> 
> OK, on this screen, locate the mute button.  Don't double tap it, just use 
> that as a home base.  Now flick left one time from here.  You'll here the 
> duration of your call.  Here's the magic.  Double tap on that call counter. 
> Now, you will see all of your calls and two options to the right of them. The 
> first says end call, and the second says start private call.
> 
> If you hit end call on the party you wish to hang up on, you'll then see the 
> typical confirm end call.  Double tap again, to select the confirm button, 
> and boom! sweet dreams and nighty night.
> 
> Chris.
> 
> - Original Message - From: "Sarah k Alawami" 
> To: "mac access list iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 8:11 PM
> Subject: how to drop someone in a 3 way call
> 
> 
>> For those on audio boo I did ask this on there to. Let's say I'm in a 3 way 
>> call and someone falls asleep and starts to snore or something. is there a 
>> way under ios6 to drop that snoring person with out dropping the 3 way call 
>> totally?
>> 
>> Take care all and be blessed.
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Re: how to drop someone in a 3 way call

[Chris Gilland]

OK Sarah, here is what to do.

When you are on your active call screen, make sure that your keypad is 
hidden.  You want to see the 6 options like mute, keypad, speaker/audio 
source, add call, Facetime and contacts.


OK, on this screen, locate the mute button.  Don't double tap it, just use 
that as a home base.  Now flick left one time from here.  You'll here the 
duration of your call.  Here's the magic.  Double tap on that call counter. 
Now, you will see all of your calls and two options to the right of them. 
The first says end call, and the second says start private call.


If you hit end call on the party you wish to hang up on, you'll then see the 
typical confirm end call.  Double tap again, to select the confirm button, 
and boom! sweet dreams and nighty night.


Chris.

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To: "mac access list iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 8:11 PM
Subject: how to drop someone in a 3 way call


For those on audio boo I did ask this on there to. Let's say I'm in a 3 
way call and someone falls asleep and starts to snore or something. is 
there a way under ios6 to drop that snoring person with out dropping the 3 
way call totally?


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Re: iTunes media on external drive

[Rudolph, Douglas]

thank you!. i knew i was missing something, but was able to clear up 15gb of 
room just by moving lol!..  can you run mac apps, off of the external drive? or 
is that something thats not possible quite yet.
On 2013-07-16, at 5:53 PM, Esther  wrote:

> Hi Doug,
> 
> I've written out instructions for this a few times, so I just used the public 
> mail archive link that appears at the bottom of each post to access our list 
> archives, typed "consolidate library" into the text box, and pressed return.  
> The first link in the listed results gives my answering post when Gordon 
> asked about relocating his iTunes Media folder content last fall:
> • Re: iTunes Media folder
> http://www.mail-archive.com/mac-access@mac-access.net/msg12950.html
> 
> The reply details how you need to proceed, and points to another post that 
> gives an iLounge article that explains not only how this is done, but how the 
> organization of the iTunes database works:
> • Transferring your iTunes Library:
> http://bit.ly/yhmVQk
> 
> Read throughout the linked posts, then read the linked iLounge article to 
> fill in the background details.
> 
> This will tell you how you can relocate your music onto a different hard 
> drive.
> 
> HTH.  Cheers,
> 
> Esther
> 
> On Jul 16, 2013, at 1:15 PM, "Rudolph, Douglas"  
> wrote:
> 
>> Hey guys. I am stumped. I was able to put most of my iTunes music library,.. 
>> or media onto an external hard disk. Where i am having the problem is it 
>> still shows on the mac that i have all the music still on the internal hard 
>> drive. can somebody help? i want to open as much room as humanly possible on 
>> my mac air since its only a 126 gb drive.   along with this, is it possible 
>> to put some apps that i don't commonly use onto this drive swell?? please 
>> help!
>> doug
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
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how to drop someone in a 3 way call

[Sarah k Alawami]

For those on audio boo I did ask this on there to. Let's say I'm in a 3 way 
call and someone falls asleep and starts to snore or something. is there a way 
under ios6 to drop that snoring person with out dropping the 3 way call totally?

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Re: iTunes media on external drive

[Esther]

Hi Doug,

I've written out instructions for this a few times, so I just used the public 
mail archive link that appears at the bottom of each post to access our list 
archives, typed "consolidate library" into the text box, and pressed return.  
The first link in the listed results gives my answering post when Gordon asked 
about relocating his iTunes Media folder content last fall:
• Re: iTunes Media folder
http://www.mail-archive.com/mac-access@mac-access.net/msg12950.html

The reply details how you need to proceed, and points to another post that 
gives an iLounge article that explains not only how this is done, but how the 
organization of the iTunes database works:
• Transferring your iTunes Library:
http://bit.ly/yhmVQk

Read throughout the linked posts, then read the linked iLounge article to fill 
in the background details.

This will tell you how you can relocate your music onto a different hard drive.

HTH.  Cheers,

Esther

On Jul 16, 2013, at 1:15 PM, "Rudolph, Douglas"  
wrote:

> Hey guys. I am stumped. I was able to put most of my iTunes music library,.. 
> or media onto an external hard disk. Where i am having the problem is it 
> still shows on the mac that i have all the music still on the internal hard 
> drive. can somebody help? i want to open as much room as humanly possible on 
> my mac air since its only a 126 gb drive.   along with this, is it possible 
> to put some apps that i don't commonly use onto this drive swell?? please 
> help!
> doug
>  
> 
> 
> 
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iTunes media on external drive

[Rudolph, Douglas]

Hey guys. I am stumped. I was able to put most of my iTunes music library,.. or 
media onto an external hard disk. Where i am having the problem is it still 
shows on the mac that i have all the music still on the internal hard drive. 
can somebody help? i want to open as much room as humanly possible on my mac 
air since its only a 126 gb drive.   along with this, is it possible to put 
some apps that i don't commonly use onto this drive swell?? please help!
doug
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Re: questions regarding pdf files on iPhone5

[meadowlark77]

Okay, sounds good. I will go get that. Thanks.

Take care,

Brenda

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From: "Isaac" 
To: "'Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility'" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 9:56 AM
Subject: RE: questions regarding pdf files on iPhone5


Yes  adobe reader has a  iPhone app.

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Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 9:18 AM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: Re: questions regarding pdf files on iPhone5

I did try that, well, on my pc, I did. Does Adobe Reader have an iPhone app?

I always try it first, on my pc. Didn't read the book.

Thanks,

Brenda

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From: "Godwin Adoyi" 
To: "'Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility'" 
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 5:26 AM
Subject: RE: questions regarding pdf files on iPhone5


Hi Brenda,
Try Adobe reader. IT's free
Godwin

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Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 2:50 AM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: questions regarding pdf files on iPhone5

Hello all,

I'm curious about the way the iPhone5 reads pdf files. When I can't read
a pdf file on my computer or convert it to text or anything, lately, I've
tried it on my iPhone5. I got a cookbook that said:

Flash"

it couldn't red it.

Now, are there pdf to text converters for the iPhone?

Can prismo read these and if so, how do we make it read these pdf files?

Thanks in advance.

Oops! I forgot one more question. How then, do we transfer the files that we
convert to text, from the iPhone to the PC?

Now, this time, for sure, thanks in advance,

Brenda

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Re: Using Pages With Mac and iOS

[Dane Trethowan]

Was actually wondering about this particular topic myself, I have Pages for 
both IOS and OSX but have never managed to get both to sync documents via the 
iCloud and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.


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> Good Afternoon,
> 
> Is anybody using Pages on their iMac and an iOS device to transfer files?  I 
> know I have asked a lot of Dropbox questions lately, but it occurred to me 
> that there might be another way to do what I want to do.  I sing in my church 
> choir, and have a lot of words to choir Anthems stored on my Mac.  Now that I 
> no longer have a dedicated Braille NoteTaker, I am using my Brailliant BI 40 
> with a Bluetooth connection to my iPod Touch 4th generation. I would like to 
> work with my documents on both devices.  I don't currently have Pages on my 
> iMac or my iPod, but if people have worked with it successfully in this way, 
> I would buy it for both.  Please let me know your experiences!
> 
> Desi
> 
> 
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Using Pages With Mac and iOS

[Desi Noller]

Good Afternoon,

Is anybody using Pages on their iMac and an iOS device to transfer files?  I 
know I have asked a lot of Dropbox questions lately, but it occurred to me that 
there might be another way to do what I want to do.  I sing in my church choir, 
and have a lot of words to choir Anthems stored on my Mac.  Now that I no 
longer have a dedicated Braille NoteTaker, I am using my Brailliant BI 40 with 
a Bluetooth connection to my iPod Touch 4th generation.  I would like to work 
with my documents on both devices.  I don't currently have Pages on my iMac or 
my iPod, but if people have worked with it successfully in this way, I would 
buy it for both.  Please let me know your experiences!

Desi



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Logic Pro X

[Dónal Fitzpatrick]

Evening all,

I note with interest that Logic Pro X is now available.  Has anyone heard 
anything about accessibility improvements?

For anyone interested the direct link to the software in the appstore is:

https://itunes.apple.com/ie/app/logic-pro-x/id634148309?mt=12

Cheers,

Dónal

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Rogue Amoeba - Under The Microscope » Blog Archive » Meet Airfoil for Mac’s New Companion: Airfoil Remote

[Dane Trethowan]

I've been a keen user of Airfoil For Mac for quite some time now so I was 
absolutely blown away to see the announcement of the release of the new IOS 
Airfoil Remote controller App.

http://weblog.rogueamoeba.com/2013/07/16/meet-airfoil-for-macs-new-companion-airfoil-remote/
 


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Re: READING HELP DOCS

[Andy Collins]

Carol - Are you familiar with the use of VO h and VO hh for Voice Over help, 
and Commander help? -

Andy
On 16 Jul 2013, at 16:00, Carol  wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I realise I really need to get to grips with reading the Help items but, how 
> does one do that when you're just going round in circles and don't understand 
> just what you're doing?
> 
> I do hope someone will give me an example of getting to and then proceeding 
> to read various Help files.
> 
> Yes, I can get into Help but then may read a first link but can't seem to 
> follow the Help through and get lost in a lot of fog.
> 
> To get this bit right would surely help my understanding and therefore 
> getting around the Mac.
> 
> Today  I managed to change a music item in my library into a podcast, as that 
> is what it is, but then I just couldn't locate it and was lost again.
> 
> I hope someone can help here.  Thanks!
> 
> Carol P
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Re: Using Brailliant With VoiceOver On The Mac

[Desi Noller]

No, that isn't my question.  I know how to use VO-shift down arrow to interact, 
but is this necessary when using a Braille display, and if so, how do you do it 
from the Braille Keyboard on the Braille Display?

Desi



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> I think you can use the keystroke VO shift down arrow to interact.
> 
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> [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Desi Noller
> Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 12:18 PM
> To: mac-access iOS Accessibility
> Subject: Using Brailliant With VoiceOver On The Mac
> 
> Hi Everyone,
> 
> As I mentioned recently, I received a Brailliant BI 40 last Friday, and my
> purpose in getting it was to use it with both my iMac and iOS devices.  I
> plugged it into my iMac via USB cable, and Braille showed up right away, so
> that was excellent!  However, when I went to check my mail, I had trouble
> navigating the messages table.  So, my question is this.  Since when using
> VoiceOver speech we must interact with tables, how do we do this when using
> a Braille display?  Any assistance with this would be most appreciated!
> Thanks!
> 
> Desi
> 
> 
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RE: Using Brailliant With VoiceOver On The Mac

[Isaac]

I think you can use the keystroke VO shift down arrow to interact.

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[mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Desi Noller
Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 12:18 PM
To: mac-access iOS Accessibility
Subject: Using Brailliant With VoiceOver On The Mac

Hi Everyone,

As I mentioned recently, I received a Brailliant BI 40 last Friday, and my
purpose in getting it was to use it with both my iMac and iOS devices.  I
plugged it into my iMac via USB cable, and Braille showed up right away, so
that was excellent!  However, when I went to check my mail, I had trouble
navigating the messages table.  So, my question is this.  Since when using
VoiceOver speech we must interact with tables, how do we do this when using
a Braille display?  Any assistance with this would be most appreciated!
Thanks!

Desi



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Using Brailliant With VoiceOver On The Mac

[Desi Noller]

Hi Everyone,

As I mentioned recently, I received a Brailliant BI 40 last Friday, and my 
purpose in getting it was to use it with both my iMac and iOS devices.  I 
plugged it into my iMac via USB cable, and Braille showed up right away, so 
that was excellent!  However, when I went to check my mail, I had trouble 
navigating the messages table.  So, my question is this.  Since when using 
VoiceOver speech we must interact with tables, how do we do this when using a 
Braille display?  Any assistance with this would be most appreciated!  Thanks!

Desi



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READING HELP DOCS

[Carol]

Hi all,

I realise I really need to get to grips with reading the Help items but, how 
does one do that when you're just going round in circles and don't understand 
just what you're doing?

I do hope someone will give me an example of getting to and then proceeding to 
read various Help files.

Yes, I can get into Help but then may read a first link but can't seem to 
follow the Help through and get lost in a lot of fog.

To get this bit right would surely help my understanding and therefore getting 
around the Mac.

Today  I managed to change a music item in my library into a podcast, as that 
is what it is, but then I just couldn't locate it and was lost again.

I hope someone can help here.  Thanks!

Carol P
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RE: questions regarding pdf files on iPhone5

[Isaac]

Yes  adobe reader has a  iPhone app. 

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I did try that, well, on my pc, I did. Does Adobe Reader have an iPhone app?

I always try it first, on my pc. Didn't read the book.

Thanks,

Brenda

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Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 5:26 AM
Subject: RE: questions regarding pdf files on iPhone5


Hi Brenda,
Try Adobe reader. IT's free
Godwin

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Subject: questions regarding pdf files on iPhone5

Hello all,

I'm curious about the way the iPhone5 reads pdf files. When I can't read
a pdf file on my computer or convert it to text or anything, lately, I've
tried it on my iPhone5. I got a cookbook that said:

Flash"

it couldn't red it.

Now, are there pdf to text converters for the iPhone?

Can prismo read these and if so, how do we make it read these pdf files?

Thanks in advance.

Oops! I forgot one more question. How then, do we transfer the files that we
convert to text, from the iPhone to the PC?

Now, this time, for sure, thanks in advance,

Brenda

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Re: questions regarding pdf files on iPhone5

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I did try that, well, on my pc, I did. Does Adobe Reader have an iPhone app? 
I always try it first, on my pc. Didn't read the book.

Thanks,

Brenda

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Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 5:26 AM
Subject: RE: questions regarding pdf files on iPhone5


Hi Brenda,
Try Adobe reader. IT's free
Godwin

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Subject: questions regarding pdf files on iPhone5

Hello all,

I'm curious about the way the iPhone5 reads pdf files. When I can't read
a pdf file on my computer or convert it to text or anything, lately, I've
tried it on my iPhone5. I got a cookbook that said:

Flash"

it couldn't red it.

Now, are there pdf to text converters for the iPhone?

Can prismo read these and if so, how do we make it read these pdf files?

Thanks in advance.

Oops! I forgot one more question. How then, do we transfer the files that we
convert to text, from the iPhone to the PC?

Now, this time, for sure, thanks in advance,

Brenda

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Re: Focus 40 Blue Braille Display

[Gordon Smith]

Hi

Please stay on topic for this group.  Yes, you could argue that you wanted to 
know how it would work with an Apple device.  But nowhere in the below messages 
was that even eluded too.  Therefore, it should have been on our sister group, 
Techno-Chat.

Kind regards

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On 15 Jul 2013, at 09:16, Sadam Ahmed  wrote:

> Hi, 
> 
> This is a pretty good display. I used to use the previous generation Focus. 


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Re: Now What Has Apple Found To Break In iTunes?

[Gordon Smith]

In conclusion I can really say only this.  The more options which do work that 
we have available, the better it must be.  I'm having another problem actually. 
 I'm trying to add an album to the "Up Next" tab.  But when I press enter on 
the album name, where it says "Add to Up Next", I'm just place into an album 
grid, and I haven't got a clue where the album went.  I dare say there is some 
logic to this, but at the moment it escapes me.  I guess it's just another of 
those things which, if you know how it works, is fine.  I'm not saying this one 
is a bug, or even that it's broken.  I'm just saying that I am puzzled by the 
change.

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> Well - I'm sure that could be irritating, but at least there are work arounds 
> -
> 
> Andy
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> Sent: Sunday, July 14, 2013 6:48 PM
> Subject: Re: Now What Has Apple Found To Break In iTunes?
> 
> 
>> Hi Andy
>> 
>> Yes, this would work.  But the point is that the other way used to work, now 
>> it doesn't.
>> 
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>> 
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>> On 13 Jul 2013, at 20:44, ANDY COLLINS  wrote:
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>>> Gordon - How about creating an empty playlist first, then selecting your 
>>> books, and use the context menu to get to "add to playlist."
>>> 
>>> Andy
>>> - Original Message - From: "Gordon Smith" 
>>> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
>>> Sent: Saturday, July 13, 2013 8:25 PM
>>> Subject: Now What Has Apple Found To Break In iTunes?
>>> 
>>> 
 Hi all
 
 OK, I have some books which I would like to add to a playlist.  So, I do 
 as I've always done, select all of the books I want to add, then press the 
 button for New Playlist from Selection.  I'm prompted to enter a name for 
 the playlist, which I duly insert.  Low and behold, my playlist is totally 
 empty.
 
 I sometimes wonder whether Apple is just changing things to make people 
 think they are being innovative.  Why fix what isn't broken?  Honestly, 
 this really is making me think I'd be better off using a networked media 
 server, (we already have the hardware), and just use VLC or something like 
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RE: questions regarding pdf files on iPhone5

[Godwin Adoyi]

Hi Brenda,
Try Adobe reader. IT's free 
Godwin 

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I'm curious about the way the iPhone5 reads pdf files. When I can't read
a pdf file on my computer or convert it to text or anything, lately, I've
tried it on my iPhone5. I got a cookbook that said:

Flash"

it couldn't red it.

Now, are there pdf to text converters for the iPhone?

Can prismo read these and if so, how do we make it read these pdf files?

Thanks in advance.

Oops! I forgot one more question. How then, do we transfer the files that we
convert to text, from the iPhone to the PC?

Now, this time, for sure, thanks in advance,

Brenda

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Alternative browsersx on IOS

[Paul Hopewell]

Hello, 
Are there any alternatives to Safari which work with VoiceOver on IOS devices? 
I ask as Safari is not working for a web site of particular interest. 
Many thanks. 

Paul Hopewell
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