Navigating the search results table in Get Iplayer

[Andy Collins]

Hi all -

I did a search for Desert Island Discs, a radio 4 programme in the UK. I got 
over 1600 results. This is great, but is there a way to quickly navigate this 
table to find a show I want to download, or do I have to laboriously arrow 
through the table to find the shows I want? Certainly first letter navigation 
doesn't work in this kind of table -

Andy


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Selecting and deleting text help please

[Andy Collins]

Hi all -

So far I've figured out that hitting the backspace or delete key will remove 
character by character, and that CMD shift and delete will remove a line, as 
well as that shift and arrow keys will highlight text, but how do I select word 
by word to delete, or part of a sentence? Each time I try this I get more than 
I want deleted -

Andy
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Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the full version of Braille Touch

[Chris H]

Ok to upgrade BrailleTouch double tap on the upgrade button in the menu, 
confirm by double tapping on the buy button, then enter the password 
associated with your Apple Id. This is the tricky bit as the device will 
still be in landscape therefore affecting the on-screen keyboard which 
you must use to enter your credentials. The Braille keyboard will not be 
available in this case and even if it was the free version will not let 
you copy text anyway.


On 17/08/2013 00:15, meadowlar...@cox.net wrote:

Hello Y'all,

 I'm trying to upgrade from the free version to the full version of
braille Touch. Whinhc would be easier--to uninstall and then install the
full version to begin with? Somehow or the other, I didn't think that, when
we were asked to do our Apple ID Password, we were to do that with the
braille keyboard. Can we do it with the regular keyboard or no?

 Also, if we do it with the braille keyboard, do we have to have the
number signs when there are numbers?

Take care,

Brenda

mailto:meadowlar...@cox.net

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Re: Selecting and deleting text. help please.

[Artie!]

We went over this in class at the Lighthouse this past week.  We recorded 
the lesson on the VR stream, and I have to play it back, and I need to 
practice.  We're using text,not pages.  To get started, do Cmd + semi-colon.  
Then follow the prompts.  
Artie.

From: "Andy Collins" 
August 17, 2013 6:51 AM
Hi all -

So far I've figured out that hitting the backspace or delete key will remove 
character by character, and that CMD shift and delete will remove a line, as 
well as that shift and arrow keys will highlight text, but how do I select word 
by word to delete, or part of a sentence? Each time I try this I get more than 
I want deleted -

Andy
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Re: Selecting and deleting text. help please.

[Artie!]

Actually we were doing Spell Check with  the cmd+ semi colon.
Artie.

From: "Artie!"
August 17, 2013 7:31 AM



We went over this in class at the Lighthouse this past week.  We recorded 
the lesson on the VR stream, and I have to play it back, and I need to 
practice.  We're using text,not pages.  To get started, do Cmd + semi-colon. 
Then follow the prompts.

   Artie.

From: "Andy Collins"
August 17, 2013 6:51 AM
Hi all -

So far I've figured out that hitting the backspace or delete key will remove 
character by character, and that CMD shift and delete will remove a line, as 
well as that shift and arrow keys will highlight text, but how do I select 
word by word to delete, or part of a sentence? Each time I try this I get 
more than I want deleted -


Andy


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Re: Selecting and deleting text. help please.

[Andy Collins]

What has this to do with my question? And as far as I know, 
it's CMD and shift with semi colon to check for spelling -

Andy 
On 17 Aug 2013, at 12:31, "Artie!"  wrote:

> 
>We went over this in class at the Lighthouse this past week.  We recorded 
> the lesson on the VR stream, and I have to play it back, and I need to 
> practice.  We're using text,not pages.  To get started, do Cmd + semi-colon.  
> Then follow the prompts.  
>Artie.
> 
> From: "Andy Collins" 
> August 17, 2013 6:51 AM
> Hi all -
> 
> So far I've figured out that hitting the backspace or delete key will remove 
> character by character, and that CMD shift and delete will remove a line, as 
> well as that shift and arrow keys will highlight text, but how do I select 
> word by word to delete, or part of a sentence? Each time I try this I get 
> more than I want deleted -
> 
> Andy
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Re: Selecting and deleting text. help please.

[Red.Falcon]

Hi!
Adding the option key so option+left arrow will go back word by word option 
+delete will remove word by word, and shift+option+arrow's will select or 
deselect word by word!
And if you might like to know and you have the FN key adding that you can 
forward delete IE. FN+delete! will forward delete letter by letter! and option 
added will do word by word! 
HTH Colin

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Re: Selecting and deleting text. help please.

[Andy Collins]

Thank you - this is exactly what I was looking for. I'd tried different key 
combinations, but not that one including the option key -

Andy
On 17 Aug 2013, at 14:11, "Red.Falcon"  wrote:

> Hi!
> Adding the option key so option+left arrow will go back word by word option 
> +delete will remove word by word, and shift+option+arrow's will select or 
> deselect word by word!
> And if you might like to know and you have the FN key adding that you can 
> forward delete IE. FN+delete! will forward delete letter by letter! and 
> option added will do word by word! 
> HTH Colin
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Re: Selecting and deleting text. help please.

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Andy,

Once text is selected, pressing Delete will delete all the selected text. You 
can also select text then either copy it with Cmd-c or Cut it with Cmd-x and 
paste it elsewhere with Cmd-v.

As for spell checking, Cmd-Semicolon allows you to step through the document 
one misspelt word at a time which is the way I like to do it.

Cheers,

Anne

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Re: Selecting and deleting text. help please.

[Andy Collins]

Hi Anne -

I was having problems selecting a single word, or couple of words to delete 
from the middle of a sentence. Yes, I could delete them character by character, 
but wanted to be able to simply select the whole word, or several words, and 
delete them. What was happening was that when I held down the shift key and 
used the arrow keys to select, I was getting more text than I wanted, selected 
for deletion.

As for using CMD Semicolon for spell checking, all that this seems to do for 
me, is to remove the misspelled word from the text. Clearly I'm doing something 
wrong with this method of spell checking. I don't get to see a word list of 
possible replacements, and I have tried hitting both return and tab, but get 
the same result, namely the misspelled word is removed. At least using CMD and 
shift with Semicolon, I do see some familiar options, such as skip and learn 
word [which is the same as the Windows add to dictionary option] as well as a 
word list. Unfortunately, this way doesn't seem to allow for skipping through 
the mistakes and correcting them one after another, it appears you have to come 
out of the spell checking, and go in to it again with the next mistake  -

Andy
> Hello Andy,
> 
> Once text is selected, pressing Delete will delete all the selected text. You 
> can also select text then either copy it with Cmd-c or Cut it with Cmd-x and 
> paste it elsewhere with Cmd-v.
> 
> As for spell checking, Cmd-Semicolon allows you to step through the document 
> one misspelt word at a time which is the way I like to do it.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Anne
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Re: Selecting and deleting text. help please.

[Sarah k Alawami]

Try when checking for spalling vo shift m on the selection That will bring up a 
set of replacements. Then hit enter on the thingy.

Tc.
On Aug 17, 2013, at 11:47 AM, Andy Collins  wrote:

> Hi Anne -
> 
> I was having problems selecting a single word, or couple of words to delete 
> from the middle of a sentence. Yes, I could delete them character by 
> character, but wanted to be able to simply select the whole word, or several 
> words, and delete them. What was happening was that when I held down the 
> shift key and used the arrow keys to select, I was getting more text than I 
> wanted, selected for deletion.
> 
> As for using CMD Semicolon for spell checking, all that this seems to do for 
> me, is to remove the misspelled word from the text. Clearly I'm doing 
> something wrong with this method of spell checking. I don't get to see a word 
> list of possible replacements, and I have tried hitting both return and tab, 
> but get the same result, namely the misspelled word is removed. At least 
> using CMD and shift with Semicolon, I do see some familiar options, such as 
> skip and learn word [which is the same as the Windows add to dictionary 
> option] as well as a word list. Unfortunately, this way doesn't seem to allow 
> for skipping through the mistakes and correcting them one after another, it 
> appears you have to come out of the spell checking, and go in to it again 
> with the next mistake  -
> 
> Andy
>> Hello Andy,
>> 
>> Once text is selected, pressing Delete will delete all the selected text. 
>> You can also select text then either copy it with Cmd-c or Cut it with Cmd-x 
>> and paste it elsewhere with Cmd-v.
>> 
>> As for spell checking, Cmd-Semicolon allows you to step through the document 
>> one misspelt word at a time which is the way I like to do it.
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> Anne
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Re: More Pages strangeness

[Jonathan Tyrer]

I just tried this and either I don't understand, or it doesn't work.

If I do a mouse click (VO+Shift+SpaceBar) I find myself in Force Quit.

??

On 16/08/2013, Jonathan Tyrer  wrote:
> Thanks for that, it will save my sanity. I am trying to be all-in on
> Pages for the next month. I think it might be the death of me!
>
> Cheers.
>
> Jonathan
>
> On 16/08/2013, Anne Robertson  wrote:
>> Hello Jonathan,
>>
>> In Pages, if you want to type in the Header or Footer field, you have to
>> interact with it then bring the mouse and do a VO-Shift-click to bring
>> the
>> focus to that field.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Anne
>>
>> with new guide dog, Galda
>>
>>
>> On 15 Aug 2013, at 19:48, Jonathan Tyrer 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> OK, am I a complete idiot, because I can't make head nor tail of this!
>>>
>>> If I interact with the header or footer and enter text, it appears in
>>> the body of the text and not the header or footer!
>>>
>>> Can anyone help me?
>>>
>>> JT
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Re: Selecting and deleting text. help please.

[Andy Collins]

Thanks Sarah - didn't know this was the way to do this -

Andy
On 17 Aug 2013, at 20:09, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> Try when checking for spalling vo shift m on the selection That will bring up 
> a set of replacements. Then hit enter on the thingy.
> 
> Tc.
> On Aug 17, 2013, at 11:47 AM, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Anne -
>> 
>> I was having problems selecting a single word, or couple of words to delete 
>> from the middle of a sentence. Yes, I could delete them character by 
>> character, but wanted to be able to simply select the whole word, or several 
>> words, and delete them. What was happening was that when I held down the 
>> shift key and used the arrow keys to select, I was getting more text than I 
>> wanted, selected for deletion.
>> 
>> As for using CMD Semicolon for spell checking, all that this seems to do for 
>> me, is to remove the misspelled word from the text. Clearly I'm doing 
>> something wrong with this method of spell checking. I don't get to see a 
>> word list of possible replacements, and I have tried hitting both return and 
>> tab, but get the same result, namely the misspelled word is removed. At 
>> least using CMD and shift with Semicolon, I do see some familiar options, 
>> such as skip and learn word [which is the same as the Windows add to 
>> dictionary option] as well as a word list. Unfortunately, this way doesn't 
>> seem to allow for skipping through the mistakes and correcting them one 
>> after another, it appears you have to come out of the spell checking, and go 
>> in to it again with the next mistake  -
>> 
>> Andy
>>> Hello Andy,
>>> 
>>> Once text is selected, pressing Delete will delete all the selected text. 
>>> You can also select text then either copy it with Cmd-c or Cut it with 
>>> Cmd-x and paste it elsewhere with Cmd-v.
>>> 
>>> As for spell checking, Cmd-Semicolon allows you to step through the 
>>> document one misspelt word at a time which is the way I like to do it.
>>> 
>>> Cheers,
>>> 
>>> Anne
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Opening a password protected document

[Andy Collins]

Hi all -

I have a Windows password protected document. I know the password, but can't 
find a way on my Macbook to enter the password to open it. Can this be done or 
do I need to use a Windows machine? -

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Re: More Pages strangeness

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Hello Jonathan,

You have to bring the mouse to the VO cursor with VO-Cmd-F5 before doing the 
mouse click. Otherwise, you just bring the focus to wherever the mouse happens 
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Re: More Pages strangeness

[Sarah k Alawami]

Also if your force quit window is still open that might also bring trouble, at 
least it does for me.


Hth.
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Re: Opening a password protected document

[Sarah k Alawami]

Can you hit cmd down arrow and get prompted for the password? I've never opened 
a password protected document except those I created on the mac.
On Aug 17, 2013, at 1:29 PM, Andy Collins  wrote:

> Hi all -
> 
> I have a Windows password protected document. I know the password, but can't 
> find a way on my Macbook to enter the password to open it. Can this be done 
> or do I need to use a Windows machine? -
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Re: Opening a password protected document

[Chris H]

What about command o?

On 17/08/2013 23:06, Sarah k Alawami wrote:

Can you hit cmd down arrow and get prompted for the password? I've never opened 
a password protected document except those I created on the mac.
On Aug 17, 2013, at 1:29 PM, Andy Collins  wrote:


Hi all -

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Re: Opening a password protected document

[Sarah k Alawami]

Lol. that also works, but I like cmd down arrow as that where my hands mostly 
are when opening stuff in the finder and in other apps.

Tc and be blessed.
On Aug 17, 2013, at 3:09 PM, Chris H  wrote:

> What about command o?
> 
> On 17/08/2013 23:06, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
>> Can you hit cmd down arrow and get prompted for the password? I've never 
>> opened a password protected document except those I created on the mac.
>> On Aug 17, 2013, at 1:29 PM, Andy Collins  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi all -
>>> 
>>> I have a Windows password protected document. I know the password, but 
>>> can't find a way on my Macbook to enter the password to open it. Can this 
>>> be done or do I need to use a Windows machine? -
>>> 
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Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the full version ofBraille Touch

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Would it be just as simple to uninstall and install the full version to 
begin with? That is very very tricky doing it like this. Not only that, but 
the braille keyboarde is available for me. In that case, then, I will have 
to put those number signs in and won't that make extracharacters?

Thanks in advance,

Brenda

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From: "Chris H" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 6:21 AM
Subject: Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the full version 
ofBraille Touch


Ok to upgrade BrailleTouch double tap on the upgrade button in the menu,
confirm by double tapping on the buy button, then enter the password
associated with your Apple Id. This is the tricky bit as the device will
still be in landscape therefore affecting the on-screen keyboard which
you must use to enter your credentials. The Braille keyboard will not be
available in this case and even if it was the free version will not let
you copy text anyway.

On 17/08/2013 00:15, meadowlar...@cox.net wrote:
> Hello Y'all,
>
>  I'm trying to upgrade from the free version to the full version of
> braille Touch. Whinhc would be easier--to uninstall and then install the
> full version to begin with? Somehow or the other, I didn't think that, 
> when
> we were asked to do our Apple ID Password, we were to do that with the
> braille keyboard. Can we do it with the regular keyboard or no?
>
>  Also, if we do it with the braille keyboard, do we have to have the
> number signs when there are numbers?
>
> Take care,
>
> Brenda
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Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the full version ofBraille Touch

[Chris H]

Brenda this cannot be done unless this has changed you download the app 
which is free then upgrade through an in-ap purchase.


On 17/08/2013 23:56, meadowlar...@cox.net wrote:

Would it be just as simple to uninstall and install the full version to
begin with? That is very very tricky doing it like this. Not only that, but
the braille keyboarde is available for me. In that case, then, I will have
to put those number signs in and won't that make extracharacters?

Thanks in advance,

Brenda

mailto:meadowlar...@cox.net
- Original Message -
From: "Chris H" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 6:21 AM
Subject: Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the full version
ofBraille Touch


Ok to upgrade BrailleTouch double tap on the upgrade button in the menu,
confirm by double tapping on the buy button, then enter the password
associated with your Apple Id. This is the tricky bit as the device will
still be in landscape therefore affecting the on-screen keyboard which
you must use to enter your credentials. The Braille keyboard will not be
available in this case and even if it was the free version will not let
you copy text anyway.

On 17/08/2013 00:15, meadowlar...@cox.net wrote:

Hello Y'all,

  I'm trying to upgrade from the free version to the full version of
braille Touch. Whinhc would be easier--to uninstall and then install the
full version to begin with? Somehow or the other, I didn't think that,
when
we were asked to do our Apple ID Password, we were to do that with the
braille keyboard. Can we do it with the regular keyboard or no?

  Also, if we do it with the braille keyboard, do we have to have the
number signs when there are numbers?

Take care,

Brenda

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Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the full versionofBraille Touch

[meadowlark77]

Chris, the braille keyboard is what's available. So, then, now, my question 
is do we put the number signs in before the numbers? Won't that make extra 
characters?

Take care,

Brenda

mailto:meadowlar...@cox.net
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From: "Chris H" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 6:02 PM
Subject: Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the full 
versionofBraille Touch


Brenda this cannot be done unless this has changed you download the app
which is free then upgrade through an in-ap purchase.

On 17/08/2013 23:56, meadowlar...@cox.net wrote:
> Would it be just as simple to uninstall and install the full version to
> begin with? That is very very tricky doing it like this. Not only that, 
> but
> the braille keyboarde is available for me. In that case, then, I will have
> to put those number signs in and won't that make extracharacters?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Brenda
>
> mailto:meadowlar...@cox.net
> - Original Message -
> From: "Chris H" 
> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 6:21 AM
> Subject: Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the full version
> ofBraille Touch
>
>
> Ok to upgrade BrailleTouch double tap on the upgrade button in the menu,
> confirm by double tapping on the buy button, then enter the password
> associated with your Apple Id. This is the tricky bit as the device will
> still be in landscape therefore affecting the on-screen keyboard which
> you must use to enter your credentials. The Braille keyboard will not be
> available in this case and even if it was the free version will not let
> you copy text anyway.
>
> On 17/08/2013 00:15, meadowlar...@cox.net wrote:
>> Hello Y'all,
>>
>>   I'm trying to upgrade from the free version to the full version of
>> braille Touch. Whinhc would be easier--to uninstall and then install the
>> full version to begin with? Somehow or the other, I didn't think that,
>> when
>> we were asked to do our Apple ID Password, we were to do that with the
>> braille keyboard. Can we do it with the regular keyboard or no?
>>
>>   Also, if we do it with the braille keyboard, do we have to have the
>> number signs when there are numbers?
>>
>> Take care,
>>
>> Brenda
>>
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Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the fullversionofBraille Touch

[Glenn]

Hi Brenda,
I suspect that it will get translated if you use the number signs.
Can't you give it a try?
Glenn
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From: 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 6:05 PM
Subject: Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the 
fullversionofBraille Touch


Chris, the braille keyboard is what's available. So, then, now, my question
is do we put the number signs in before the numbers? Won't that make extra
characters?

Take care,

Brenda

mailto:meadowlar...@cox.net
- Original Message - 
From: "Chris H" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 6:02 PM
Subject: Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the full
versionofBraille Touch


Brenda this cannot be done unless this has changed you download the app
which is free then upgrade through an in-ap purchase.

On 17/08/2013 23:56, meadowlar...@cox.net wrote:
> Would it be just as simple to uninstall and install the full version to
> begin with? That is very very tricky doing it like this. Not only that,
> but
> the braille keyboarde is available for me. In that case, then, I will have
> to put those number signs in and won't that make extracharacters?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Brenda
>
> mailto:meadowlar...@cox.net
> - Original Message -
> From: "Chris H" 
> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 6:21 AM
> Subject: Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the full version
> ofBraille Touch
>
>
> Ok to upgrade BrailleTouch double tap on the upgrade button in the menu,
> confirm by double tapping on the buy button, then enter the password
> associated with your Apple Id. This is the tricky bit as the device will
> still be in landscape therefore affecting the on-screen keyboard which
> you must use to enter your credentials. The Braille keyboard will not be
> available in this case and even if it was the free version will not let
> you copy text anyway.
>
> On 17/08/2013 00:15, meadowlar...@cox.net wrote:
>> Hello Y'all,
>>
>>   I'm trying to upgrade from the free version to the full version of
>> braille Touch. Whinhc would be easier--to uninstall and then install the
>> full version to begin with? Somehow or the other, I didn't think that,
>> when
>> we were asked to do our Apple ID Password, we were to do that with the
>> braille keyboard. Can we do it with the regular keyboard or no?
>>
>>   Also, if we do it with the braille keyboard, do we have to have the
>> number signs when there are numbers?
>>
>> Take care,
>>
>> Brenda
>>
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Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to thefullversionofBraille Touch

[meadowlark77]

I finally got it in there. It's kind of weird, having to write like that and 
hit the regular keyboard. Something getting used to. I have no problem 
typing on the keyboard to the way the brailler goes.

Alright, then. I've got it. Thanks.

Take care,

Brenda

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From: "Glenn" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 6:07 PM
Subject: Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to 
thefullversionofBraille Touch


Hi Brenda,
I suspect that it will get translated if you use the number signs.
Can't you give it a try?
Glenn
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To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 6:05 PM
Subject: Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the
fullversionofBraille Touch


Chris, the braille keyboard is what's available. So, then, now, my question
is do we put the number signs in before the numbers? Won't that make extra
characters?

Take care,

Brenda

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From: "Chris H" 
To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 6:02 PM
Subject: Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the full
versionofBraille Touch


Brenda this cannot be done unless this has changed you download the app
which is free then upgrade through an in-ap purchase.

On 17/08/2013 23:56, meadowlar...@cox.net wrote:
> Would it be just as simple to uninstall and install the full version to
> begin with? That is very very tricky doing it like this. Not only that,
> but
> the braille keyboarde is available for me. In that case, then, I will have
> to put those number signs in and won't that make extracharacters?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Brenda
>
> mailto:meadowlar...@cox.net
> - Original Message -
> From: "Chris H" 
> To: "Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility" 
> Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2013 6:21 AM
> Subject: Re: trying to upgrade from the free version to the full version
> ofBraille Touch
>
>
> Ok to upgrade BrailleTouch double tap on the upgrade button in the menu,
> confirm by double tapping on the buy button, then enter the password
> associated with your Apple Id. This is the tricky bit as the device will
> still be in landscape therefore affecting the on-screen keyboard which
> you must use to enter your credentials. The Braille keyboard will not be
> available in this case and even if it was the free version will not let
> you copy text anyway.
>
> On 17/08/2013 00:15, meadowlar...@cox.net wrote:
>> Hello Y'all,
>>
>>   I'm trying to upgrade from the free version to the full version of
>> braille Touch. Whinhc would be easier--to uninstall and then install the
>> full version to begin with? Somehow or the other, I didn't think that,
>> when
>> we were asked to do our Apple ID Password, we were to do that with the
>> braille keyboard. Can we do it with the regular keyboard or no?
>>
>>   Also, if we do it with the braille keyboard, do we have to have the
>> number signs when there are numbers?
>>
>> Take care,
>>
>> Brenda
>>
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system default volume at startup

[don bishop]

Hi all,

I'm using an imac and really like it so far, but do havquestions.

Is there a default startup volume setting somewhere?  I know about the 
one in the vo utility, but after turning the volume down, the next time 
I start the system the music blares out again.  And, so does vo when it 
comes on.


Thanks,

Don


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Re: system default volume at startup

[Josh Gregory]

In my personal experience, and this may differ as I am using a laptop, You need 
to try to turn the system volume down by pressing the F11 and F12 keys. If 
you've got it configured a different way, you may need to press the function 
key With these keys.

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On Aug 17, 2013, at 11:28 PM, don bishop  wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I'm using an imac and really like it so far, but do havquestions.
> 
> Is there a default startup volume setting somewhere?  I know about the one in 
> the vo utility, but after turning the volume down, the next time I start the 
> system the music blares out again.  And, so does vo when it comes on.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Don
> 
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Re: system default volume at startup

[don bishop]

Hi,

I did use the f11 key to turn the volume down, but maybe I also have to 
press it with the fn key to make it stick.  I'll try that.


Thanks,

Don



On 8/17/2013 9:08 PM, Josh Gregory wrote:

In my personal experience, and this may differ as I am using a laptop, You need 
to try to turn the system volume down by pressing the F11 and F12 keys. If 
you've got it configured a different way, you may need to press the function 
key With these keys.

Sent from my iPhone

On Aug 17, 2013, at 11:28 PM, don bishop  wrote:


Hi all,

I'm using an imac and really like it so far, but do havquestions.

Is there a default startup volume setting somewhere?  I know about the one in 
the vo utility, but after turning the volume down, the next time I start the 
system the music blares out again.  And, so does vo when it comes on.

Thanks,

Don


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Re: system default volume at startup

[Josh Gregory]

No… That will perform a different function if if pressing F11 by itself works. 
It looks like you have your function keys said to Perform software functions.

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> Hi,
> 
> I did use the f11 key to turn the volume down, but maybe I also have to press 
> it with the fn key to make it stick.  I'll try that.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Don
> 
> 
> 
> On 8/17/2013 9:08 PM, Josh Gregory wrote:
>> In my personal experience, and this may differ as I am using a laptop, You 
>> need to try to turn the system volume down by pressing the F11 and F12 keys. 
>> If you've got it configured a different way, you may need to press the 
>> function key With these keys.
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>> On Aug 17, 2013, at 11:28 PM, don bishop  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi all,
>>> 
>>> I'm using an imac and really like it so far, but do havquestions.
>>> 
>>> Is there a default startup volume setting somewhere?  I know about the one 
>>> in the vo utility, but after turning the volume down, the next time I start 
>>> the system the music blares out again.  And, so does vo when it comes on.
>>> 
>>> Thanks,
>>> 
>>> Don
>>> 
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can we make folders in Voice Dream?

[meadowlark77]

Hello all,

Can we make folders in Voice Dream? Ihave a bunch of recipes that people 
have given me and they are in .rtf format. Well, I put them in, but dropbox 
would only download one file at a time, and, of course, there's no rhyme nor 
organization of the structure because there are no folders. I only uploaded 
a folder that had six files in it. How can I make that folder on the iPhone 
and so on, to get this to work?

If Voice Dream is not the thing, can we do it in iBooks?

Thanks in advance,


Brenda

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