Re: e bey

[krystal watson]

thanks that helps i will do that now 
krystal watson
krystalwat...@bluebottle.com



On 14/09/2013, at 5:10 AM, Bryan Jones  wrote:

> Hi Krystal,
> 
> I am not aware of an email address for ebay support, but if you try the 
> following steps you might find either a support address or a phone number:
> 
> Open the eBay App.
> Double-tap Home.
> Double-tap Settings.
> Double-tap Contact eBay Support.
> Double-tap Technical problems.
> Double-tap App and/or features are not working.
> 
> This presented me with a standard list of troubleshooting steps such as, 
> "Make sure you are running the latest version of the App," "Power your device 
> off and on," "Delete and reinstall the App," all of which I had already tried 
> of course. At the bottom of this list of troubleshooting steps was another 
> button to contact eBay support. When I double-tapped that button I was 
> presented with the option to phone eBay support at 866-487-3229. This is a 
> toll-free call here in the US, but I'm assuming that number is not applicable 
> outside of the States. If you are outside of the States, perhaps following 
> the steps above will present you with an email address or a better phone 
> number.
> 
> When I called the support phone number, I was asked to punch in the phone 
> number and postal code associated with my eBay account. I entered some random 
> numbers until the recording gave up and listed my options. There was no 
> option for technical support, so I pressed "0" and was quickly put through to 
> the support tech.
> 
> HTH,
> Bryan
> 
> On Sep 13, 2013, at 2:08 PM, krystal watson  
> wrote:
>> Hi thanks do they have a way to email them because if more than one person 
>> reports the problem then maybe they will fix it?
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What is the best fttp app for the mac?

[trevor]

I don’t know if anyone has heard of it but, I have an ilr file to open and when 
I click open with, it seems to default to fttp but, I still can’t manage to 
open it.
I believe it is a document file.
I have just installed sonivox eighty eight grand piano and this is the file 
with the licence key and the like.

Can anyone help please?

Thank you,

Trevor
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Re: v o f2

[Matthew Carello]

Hello there. This changes according to what is going on. For instance if you 
had to force quit an application it would show 2 items in there. The force quit 
one and go to desktop. From what I have noticed it always has go to desktop in 
there. So it will be how many new items  in there plus that one.
On Sep 13, 2013, at 1:41 PM, Mark Furness  wrote:

> Why does this command say I have 3 running application and when I go into it 
> to select an application, it only has 2?
> 
> It never has the correct number!
> 
> Thank you for your explanation.
> 
> Mark
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v o f2

[Mark Furness]

Why does this command say I have 3 running application and when I go into it to 
select an application, it only has 2?

It never has the correct number!

Thank you for your explanation.

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Re: e bey

[Bryan Jones]

Hi Krystal,

I am not aware of an email address for ebay support, but if you try the 
following steps you might find either a support address or a phone number:

Open the eBay App.
Double-tap Home.
Double-tap Settings.
Double-tap Contact eBay Support.
Double-tap Technical problems.
Double-tap App and/or features are not working.

This presented me with a standard list of troubleshooting steps such as, "Make 
sure you are running the latest version of the App," "Power your device off and 
on," "Delete and reinstall the App," all of which I had already tried of 
course. At the bottom of this list of troubleshooting steps was another button 
to contact eBay support. When I double-tapped that button I was presented with 
the option to phone eBay support at 866-487-3229. This is a toll-free call here 
in the US, but I'm assuming that number is not applicable outside of the 
States. If you are outside of the States, perhaps following the steps above 
will present you with an email address or a better phone number.

When I called the support phone number, I was asked to punch in the phone 
number and postal code associated with my eBay account. I entered some random 
numbers until the recording gave up and listed my options. There was no option 
for technical support, so I pressed "0" and was quickly put through to the 
support tech.

HTH,
Bryan

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> Hi thanks do they have a way to email them because if more than one person 
> reports the problem then maybe they will fix it?

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Re: What is the best fttp app for the mac?

[Sarah k Alawami]

> Oh wow I did not know about that command. I usually just vo shift m, then 
> choose open with, then other then text edit lol! I'll have to try this way as 
> well.

Tc.
On Sep 13, 2013, at 11:09 AM, Travis Siegel  wrote:

> If you want to see what the file contains, open it with text edit like this:
> Highlight the file in finder, press command-c to copy the filename.
> Now, go to utilities, and open terminal.
> At the prompt, type
> open -e
> then paste in the file name you just copied.
> Press enter, and poof, text edit will open and show you the file.
> If it isn't plain text, you'll know right away, since it won't be readable.
> But, if it is, you're all set.
> hth.
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Re: What is a good vt100 editer?

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Both open office and libreoffice work reasonably well with vo.   
There's gotchas to watch out for, such as each paragraph being in it's  
own group if you use groups mode, but otherwise, for the most part,  
both office suites do the job they were designed to do, and do so with  
very little fuss.  Something ms could learn a lot from.  They don't  
try to be everything to everyone, they simply get out of the way and  
let you get your work done, they are free, come with source, and are  
rapidly growing in popularity, even being used by some fortune 500  
companies instead of paying license fees for ms products.  (though,  
there are those who deny this vehemently). Kind of funny really.

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Re: What is a good vt100 editer?

[Josh Gregory]

Nice, might look into that then.

Sent from my iPhone

On Sep 13, 2013, at 2:47 PM, Travis Siegel  wrote:

> Both open office and libreoffice work reasonably well with vo.  There's 
> gotchas to watch out for, such as each paragraph being in it's own group if 
> you use groups mode, but otherwise, for the most part, both office suites do 
> the job they were designed to do, and do so with very little fuss.  Something 
> ms could learn a lot from.  They don't try to be everything to everyone, they 
> simply get out of the way and let you get your work done, they are free, come 
> with source, and are rapidly growing in popularity, even being used by some 
> fortune 500 companies instead of paying license fees for ms products.  
> (though, there are those who deny this vehemently). Kind of funny really.
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What is a good vt100 editer?

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Re: What is the best fttp app for the mac?

[Travis Siegel]

If you want to see what the file contains, open it with text edit like  
this:

Highlight the file in finder, press command-c to copy the filename.
Now, go to utilities, and open terminal.
At the prompt, type
open -e
then paste in the file name you just copied.
Press enter, and poof, text edit will open and show you the file.
If it isn't plain text, you'll know right away, since it won't be  
readable.

But, if it is, you're all set.
hth.

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Re: e bey

[krystal watson]

Hi thanks do they have a way to email them because if more than one person 
reports the problem then maybe they will fix it?
krystal watson
krystalwat...@bluebottle.com



On 14/09/2013, at 12:26 AM, Bryan Jones  wrote:

> Hi Krystal,
> 
> Yes, the current eBay IOS App is partially broken in terms of scrolling 
> through a list of items. When you attempt to proceed through a list of items 
> using the standard one finger swipe right gesture, VO will read the few items 
> currently displayed on screen but will then scroll off the screen and read 
> the row of buttons along the bottom instead of continuing on through the list 
> of eBay items. This occurs in any of the three display modes: grid, feed or 
> list.
> 
> AFAIK, the only way around this issue is to make sure VO focus is placed on 
> one of the items currently displayed in the results and then perform a three 
> finger swipe up, after which VO should scroll down one page in the list of 
> results and announce, "Page X of Y."  In my experience, this seems to work 
> best when setting the list to grid view. I am using an iPhone 4S running IOS 
> version 6.13, Ebay App version 3.02.
> 
> I called eBay support and reported this issue to a friendly support tech who 
> could hardly believe that a blind person was able to use an iPhone. We'll see 
> how far that ticket goes. The eBay support phone number here in the US is 
> 866-487-3229. I'm sorry but I don't have a number to call if you are outside 
> of the States.
> 
> HTH,
> Bryan
> 
> On Sep 13, 2013, at 1:26 AM, krystal watson  
> wrote:
> 
>> hi all using the e bey app using voic over is there a way to get the list of 
>> items to move down it says to pull down to refresh but this does not move 
>> the list on dan and i have tryed everything can any one please help me thanks
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Re: What is a good vt100 editer?

[Travis Siegel]

If you're talking about an editor that works in terminal, use nano.   
It replaces pico which was the default for years on linux  
distributions, and indeed, it can be called up with pico as the  
command, but it works well, and to be honest, when I'm in terminal,  
that's all I use.


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RE: What is a good vt100 editer?

[Haghighi,Amin]

Thanks..
Also, I know microsoft office does not work with VO very well.  Has anyone used 
libreoffice?

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If you're talking about an editor that works in terminal, use nano.   
It replaces pico which was the default for years on linux distributions, and 
indeed, it can be called up with pico as the command, but it works well, and to 
be honest, when I'm in terminal, that's all I use.

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Re: What is the best fttp app for the mac?

[trevor]

Thanks again for this, I'm not sure what the file was but, when I opened it 
it was different from anything I've seen before.

But, this is a very useful tip.

Trevor

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Sent: Friday, September 13, 2013 7:09 PM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: Re: What is the best fttp app for the mac?

If you want to see what the file contains, open it with text edit like
this:
Highlight the file in finder, press command-c to copy the filename.
Now, go to utilities, and open terminal.
At the prompt, type
open -e
then paste in the file name you just copied.
Press enter, and poof, text edit will open and show you the file.
If it isn't plain text, you'll know right away, since it won't be
readable.
But, if it is, you're all set.
hth.

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Re: What is the best fttp app for the mac?

[trevor]

Thank you,
I'll give that a try.

Trevor

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Sent: Friday, September 13, 2013 7:09 PM
To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
Subject: Re: What is the best fttp app for the mac?

If you want to see what the file contains, open it with text edit like
this:
Highlight the file in finder, press command-c to copy the filename.
Now, go to utilities, and open terminal.
At the prompt, type
open -e
then paste in the file name you just copied.
Press enter, and poof, text edit will open and show you the file.
If it isn't plain text, you'll know right away, since it won't be
readable.
But, if it is, you're all set.
hth.

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Re: MSN email on an I Device

[Bryan Jones]

Hi Jim,

I don't have an MSN account, but perhaps the following Apple  knowledgebase 
article will help you get going.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1694

HTH,
Bryan

On Sep 13, 2013, at 12:47 AM, Jim Portillo  wrote:
> Does anyone on this list have their I Device set up with an MSN account?  I
> gave an IPod to someone, and we're having a hard time setting up his email
> with his msn account.  I was hoping someone could give me their settings,
> such as host name, port settings, incoming and outgoing settings, etc.  We'd
> appreciate it.

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Re: e bey

[Bryan Jones]

Hi Krystal,

Yes, the current eBay IOS App is partially broken in terms of scrolling through 
a list of items. When you attempt to proceed through a list of items using the 
standard one finger swipe right gesture, VO will read the few items currently 
displayed on screen but will then scroll off the screen and read the row of 
buttons along the bottom instead of continuing on through the list of eBay 
items. This occurs in any of the three display modes: grid, feed or list.

AFAIK, the only way around this issue is to make sure VO focus is placed on one 
of the items currently displayed in the results and then perform a three finger 
swipe up, after which VO should scroll down one page in the list of results and 
announce, "Page X of Y."  In my experience, this seems to work best when 
setting the list to grid view. I am using an iPhone 4S running IOS version 
6.13, Ebay App version 3.02.

I called eBay support and reported this issue to a friendly support tech who 
could hardly believe that a blind person was able to use an iPhone. We'll see 
how far that ticket goes. The eBay support phone number here in the US is 
866-487-3229. I'm sorry but I don't have a number to call if you are outside of 
the States.

HTH,
Bryan

On Sep 13, 2013, at 1:26 AM, krystal watson  
wrote:

> hi all using the e bey app using voic over is there a way to get the list of 
> items to move down it says to pull down to refresh but this does not move the 
> list on dan and i have tryed everything can any one please help me thanks

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Re: new member of list with a basic question?

[Gordon Smith]

The beginning of wisdom is “I do not know!”.  Hence, new member questions are 
never too stupid for this group.  Indeed, they are not stupid at all.  We all 
have to start somewhere and some, and I do not include present company here, 
would do well to remember that fact.

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On 9 Sep 2013, at 12:16, Josh Gregory  wrote:

> Believe me I felt that way myself when I first got my computer, MacBook Pro 
> mid 2012. And no they're not stupid at all.
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Sep 9, 2013, at 6:59 AM, Andy Collins  wrote:
> 
>> Henry - Only just read your below message, and am glad to see from the 
>> thread that you have now been given the help you needed. These are not 
>> stupid questions you ask, or if they are, then I too am stupid, as I had to 
>> ask a lot on this list too, and with help on here, and doing my own research 
>> for podcasts etc, I feel I have made great strides forward in using this 
>> Mac. I certainly wouldn't go back to Windows now. There is a lot to learn, 
>> and because at times things can be inconsistent with Voice Over, it can seem 
>> like you are doing something wrong, that use to work,and this can feel very 
>> frustrating, so keep in mind that at times, when things do not work, it 
>> isn't always user error. Good luck, and keep asking for help, once you get 
>> use to doing things, just from repetition, it'll all feel much easier -
>> 
>> Andy
>> On 9 Sep 2013, at 11:11, "Henry Miller"  wrote:
>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> Hi Andy
>>> 
>>> Many thanks for your suggestions.  We have learnt how to navigate around the
>>> screen with VO plus right or left arrow etc.  Our problem is opening an item
>>> to adjust the settings. for example, in the apple "getting started tutorial"
>>> Chapter 2, under the heading of "Hear when modifier keys are pressed" the
>>> instructions are:
>>> 
>>> 1.When VoiceOver is on, open VoiceOver Utility by pressing VO-F8.
>>> 2.Click Verbosity in the category table, and then click Announcements.
>>> (this is where we are stuck)
>>> 3.Select the "Announce when a modifier key is pressed" checkbox. 
>>> 
>>> We can interact with the table and highlight Verbosity, but do not know how
>>> to reach "announcements" from this point-despite trying numerous VO
>>> commands.
>>> This tutorial was obviously written by a sighted person: for we  assume to
>>> "click" an item we either use VO plus spacebar or enter which do not work in
>>> this case for us.
>>> 
>>> We are obviously missing something very simple and feel embarrased, we are
>>> both total and rely completely on what we hear,  and do not have any sighted
>>> assistance to help.
>>> 
>>> Any step by step set of instructions will be greatly appreciated.
>>> 
>>> best wishes
>>> 
>>> Henry and Angela
>>> 
>>> 
>>> -Original Message-
>>> From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
>>> [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Andy Collins
>>> Sent: 08 September 2013 22:23
>>> To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
>>> Subject: Re: new member of list with a basic question?
>>> 
>>> Henry - To navigate, use the VO keys with right and left arrow keys. Another
>>> place you can make some VO customised adjustments is by using VO v when in
>>> an application, and VO cmd with the arrow keys will let you adjust voice,
>>> pitch, speed etc, on the fly -
>>> 
>>> Andy
>>> On 8 Sep 2013, at 20:47, Henry Miller  wrote:
>>> 
 
 
 Hi Sarah
 
 Many thanks for your reply.  Unfortunately, I am not understanding your
 instructions.  How do I navigate around the screen to reach the options?
 Sorry if I appear an idiot, but Mac is a steep learning curve from a PC.
 
 Best wishes
 
 Henry
 
 
 
 -Original Message-
 From: mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net
 [mailto:mac-access-boun...@mac-access.net] On Behalf Of Sarah k Alawami
 Sent: 08 September 2013 20:19
 To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility
 Subject: Re: new member of list with a basic question?
 
 vo f8 to open the utility, then cmd numrow 2. then  check additional
>>> speech
 verbosity options check box then head over to the table. and modify your
 settings there.
 
 Tc.
 On Sep 8, 2013, at 11:54 AM, Henry Miller 
 wrote:
 
> 
> 
> Hi All
> 
> My wife has just bought a mac book pro and is gradually working her way
> through the "getting started guide".  We are trying to customise voice
 Over
> within the voice over utility and wish to open the Verbosity icon to
 access
> the settings

Re: VMware Fusion 6.0

[Gordon Smith]

Hi Don

No, you cannot use VO in Windows.  Regarding the UAC, what you’d expect to 
happen in a basic install of the OS happens in the VM also.  I’m not going to 
get more detailed as that would take this discussion off topic and I’m keen to 
avoid that.  I know that there are members who already become quite vexed by 
the discussion ofFusion, so I don’t want to add further to their irritation.  
Quite apart from the fact that doing so would place me in direct violation of 
our own list policy rules and I may see Lynne placing me into  moderation mode 
and that could lead to a row and I’d have to move out and then  ;-)

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On 9 Sep 2013, at 06:25, don bishop  wrote:

> Thanks, 
> I was wondering which version was appropriate.  
> I do have a couple questions though.  
> I assume vo doesn't talk in the windows environment so I need to install a 
> windows screen reader.  Is this correct?  If so, is user account control 
> active?  
> I'm okay with that, but it's good to know ahead of time.  I'll probably use 
> windows 7 since that's what I'm most familiar with.  
> 
> Many thanks,
> 
> Don
> 
> 
> On Sep 8, 2013, at 8:54 AM, Gordon Smith  wrote:
> 
>> The differences are in the serial numbers I think when you lisence the 
>> package.  But I say don't buy the Proffessional version unless you have 
>> thefffush and manage Windows installations on your corporate network.  The 
>> actuabbl software is the same, but with the standard version you dont get 
>> all of the network management tools.
>> Kind regards
>> Gordon
>> 
>> ns on again
>> 
>> - Original Message -
>> From: Chris H > To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility > Date sent: Sun, 08 Sep 2013 16:16:17 +0100
>> Subject: Re: VMware Fusion 6.0
>> 
>> Gordon I thought Vmware Fusion 6.0 and Vmware Fusion 6.0 Professional is
>> in one package.  If not how come we are able to try the edition out at no
>> cost without downloading anything additional? Just my thoughts.
>> 
>> On 08/09/2013 15:14, Gordon Smith wrote:
>> Hi everybody
>> For the benefit of anybody who may find this useful, VMware Fusion
>> version 6.0 is almost up on our servers as I write.  We are also going
>> to put up VMware Fusion Proffessional as well, if anybody has need of that.
>> Warning:  Do not install the Proffessional version unless you have
>> need of its management functionality.  The Proffessional version is only
>> intended for IT specialists and proffessionals and specialists who need
>> to manage networked installations of guest operating systems.
>> I will shortly try Fusion 6 for accessibility, and report my findings
>> on our blog which you can find at:
>> httpcc//blogddmac-iosddaccessddnet
>> 
>> Thank you.
>> 
>> Kind regards
>> Gordon
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