Re: [Mac-access]: bluetooth on mac book air

[Melissa Tucker]

Haven't found connect yet, but will try again.  Thanks.



On Dec 7, 2014, at 11:59 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

They should see it  automatically.  when you start your mac. If not you might 
need to hit connect  on each device under the blue tooth settings.
> On Dec 7, 2014, at 6:19 PM, Melissa Tucker  wrote:
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> I forgot how to get my mac to see my bluetooth devices after turning it on.  
> Could someone please tell me how to do this?
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Re: [Mac-access]: Mail with Yosemite

[Fred Smith]

After much frustration with the vo j command, I had the hard disk on my 
macbok air erased, followed by a clean install of Yosemite, and now the 
command works perfectly, at least in Mail and the Finder. So, if anyone 
is having the same problem, it's worth persevering -- it can work in 
Yosemite.


Fred


On 1/12/2014 6:50 p.m., Donald Bishop wrote:

I’m using a similar setup with mail in classic view.  When I go down my list of 
mailboxes I can use vo j to move to the list of messages.  However, when I want 
to go back to the mailbox list, vo j does nothing.  It used to work moving both 
ways in mavericks.

Don



On Nov 30, 2014, at 10:50 AM, Fred Smith  wrote:

Thanks -- I tried repairing disk permissions, and restarting, but the VO-j jump 
comand still doesn't work. And yes, the finder is in list mode. Does anyone 
have any other ideas on how to make this very useful feature work properly?

Thanks again,
Fred.



On 30/11/2014 10:06 p.m., Sarah k Alawami wrote:

Try a permissions repair. On the finder make sure you are in list view. I 
normally write longer messages but it's pretty late here and I'm extremely 
tired.


Hth and blessings.

On Nov 29, 2014, at 11:46 PM, Fred Smith  wrote:

I'm just setting up a new macbook air, running Yosemite, and I've struck a 
problem with mail. I prefer to use classic view, and on my old machine, running 
Mountain Lion, I use the jump command (VO j) as a quick way to jump between the 
mailboxes list and the messages table. But with the new machine, this no longer 
works, and VO j does nothing at all. As far as I can tell, all the mail 
settings and Voiceover settings are the same on both machines. Has the VO j 
command been removed, is this a bug, or have I just missed a vital setting? Any 
suggestions welcome.

PS: The problem isn't confined to mail -- though that's the biggest issue for 
me. On the new machine, the jump command isn't working in the finder either.

Thanks,
Fred
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Re: [Mac-access]: fine reader pro

[Judy Pryor]

what type of scanners do the group recommend
? 
 I havent backed up the time drive for a while, would the original twain driver 
be on that, and can you put it back.
Judy 
On 7 Dec 2014, at 22:28, Phil Halton  wrote:

> You know, I’ve always had problems with HP scanners. If you’re open to the 
> idea, you can get a number of great little scanners that work just fine ABBYY 
> FineReader Pro for around $100-$150. I use the Epson Perfection V33. All the 
> Epson scanners work fine with ABBYY and can be had pretty cheap. I hear Canon 
> scanners also work well.
> Check on this list before buying and you’ll get a number of recommendations.
> 
> On Dec 7, 2014, at 12:49 PM, Judy Pryor  wrote:
> 
>> My sighted Neighbour and I have spent several hours today with no good 
>> results.  The native aps don't work either, the scanner sounds as if its 
>> working mostly there are no results or if there are any you can't read them. 
>>  For some reason Abbey fine express sort of works with ICA but its not 
>> straightforward.  Fine Reader again sounds as if its scanning then there is 
>> nothing.  The task bar in HP manager is empty, where as before I could just 
>> do a quick scan with it and it worked really well.
>> So I feel stuck, I wish I hadnt updated it   was working reasonably well 
>> with the twain driver. Judy  
>> 
>> On 7 Dec 2014, at 03:05, Bryan Jones  wrote:
>> 
>>> I see HP has a specific set of instructions for installing ICA drivers on 
>>> ML. If you haven’t already tried this procedure, maybe it’s worth checking 
>>> out. 
>>> http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-c03428470
>>> 
>>> Also, what happens when you try to scan using one of the native apps such 
>>> as Preview or Image Capture?
>>> 
>>> On Dec 6, 2014, at 1:47 PM, Judy Pryor  wrote:
>>> 
 Hi , I now can get nothing to work with ICA driver there is an empty list 
 now in HP manager.  even if the scanners seems to scan there is nothing 
 there.  Judy
 
 On 3 Dec 2014, at 08:45, Bryan Jones  wrote:
 
> Hello Judy,
> 
> My first thought would be to make sure your Mac has the latest ICA 
> compliant driver for your scanner model installed. If I remember 
> correctly, FineReader Express used TWAIN scanner drivers while FineReader 
> Pro uses ICA drivers. You can probably get the latest driver by either 
> running software update on the Mac or by going to HP’s website and 
> checking the available drivers for your scanner model. You might also 
> look at Apple’s website listing compatible printers/scanners. The US 
> version of that page can be found here:
> http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201465
> 
> If that does not resolve your issue, can you provide the following 
> information?
> 1. What model is your HP scanner?
> 2. What version of MacOS are you running?
> 3. How is your scanner communicating with your Mac? (USB, Wi-Fi, etc)
> 4. What is your FineReader version?
> 5. What is the version of your installed HP scanner driver?
> 
> HTH,
> Bryan
> 
> On Dec 1, 2014, at 8:38 AM, Judy Pryor  
> wrote:
>> I downloaded Fine reader pro from the AP store last night as it was on 
>> special offer.  My HP scanner works with Abbeyfine Express but I can't 
>> get Fine reader pro to recognise the scanner it just says no device 
>> connected.  So how do I connect it? 
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Re: [Mac-access]: Mail with Yosemite

[Bryan Jones]

Clean installs of 10.10.1 on 2 different Macs here have yielded no love with 
VO+J in either Finder or Mail in Classic view. I wonder what might be different 
between our systems.

Interestingly, it seems to be the sidebar VO+J has an aversion to. If I show 
the path bar in Finder, VO+J will reliably hop back and forth between the list 
of applications and the path bar, and if I have the preview pane showing in 
Mail’s classic view, VO+J will gladly hop between the message list and the 
preview pane; however, if the path bar and preview pane are hidden, VO+J will 
jump from the sidebar to the file list or message list but will not hop back.

On Dec 8, 2014, at 3:57 AM, Fred Smith  wrote:
> After much frustration with the vo j command, I had the hard disk on my 
> macbok air erased, followed by a clean install of Yosemite, and now the 
> command works perfectly, at least in Mail and the Finder. So, if anyone is 
> having the same problem, it's worth persevering -- it can work in Yosemite.

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Re: [Mac-access]: Mail with Yosemite

[Sarah k Alawami]

Hmm Email accessibil...@apple.com  and express 
your concern. Hurry though as they will probably start working on the next os 
and alpha testing in January.
> On Dec 8, 2014, at 4:05 AM, Bryan Jones  wrote:
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> Clean installs of 10.10.1 on 2 different Macs here have yielded no love with 
> VO+J in either Finder or Mail in Classic view. I wonder what might be 
> different between our systems.
> 
> Interestingly, it seems to be the sidebar VO+J has an aversion to. If I show 
> the path bar in Finder, VO+J will reliably hop back and forth between the 
> list of applications and the path bar, and if I have the preview pane showing 
> in Mail’s classic view, VO+J will gladly hop between the message list and the 
> preview pane; however, if the path bar and preview pane are hidden, VO+J will 
> jump from the sidebar to the file list or message list but will not hop back.
> 
> On Dec 8, 2014, at 3:57 AM, Fred Smith  wrote:
>> After much frustration with the vo j command, I had the hard disk on my 
>> macbok air erased, followed by a clean install of Yosemite, and now the 
>> command works perfectly, at least in Mail and the Finder. So, if anyone is 
>> having the same problem, it's worth persevering -- it can work in Yosemite.
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Re: [Mac-access]: bluetooth on mac book air

[Sarah k Alawami]

It's in the bluetooth  prefs in system prefs.  You have to interact with the 
table of devices.
> On Dec 8, 2014, at 12:59 AM, Melissa Tucker  wrote:
> 
> Haven't found connect yet, but will try again.  Thanks.
> 
> 
> 
> On Dec 7, 2014, at 11:59 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
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> They should see it  automatically.  when you start your mac. If not you might 
> need to hit connect  on each device under the blue tooth settings.
>> On Dec 7, 2014, at 6:19 PM, Melissa Tucker  wrote:
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>> I forgot how to get my mac to see my bluetooth devices after turning it on.  
>> Could someone please tell me how to do this?
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Re: [Mac-access]: bluetooth on mac book air

[Juanita Martin]

Try looking under system preferences, blue tooth.

> On Dec 8, 2014, at 2:59 AM, Melissa Tucker  wrote:
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> Haven't found connect yet, but will try again.  Thanks.
> 
> 
> 
> On Dec 7, 2014, at 11:59 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:
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> They should see it  automatically.  when you start your mac. If not you might 
> need to hit connect  on each device under the blue tooth settings.
>> On Dec 7, 2014, at 6:19 PM, Melissa Tucker  wrote:
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>> I forgot how to get my mac to see my bluetooth devices after turning it on.  
>> Could someone please tell me how to do this?
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[Mac-access]: Getting back a Login Startup Application

[Martin G. McCormick]

I accidentally removed an application name from the startup
list. It is the Speech Synthesis Server which surprisingly does
nothing bad to voiceover but kills the time announcements and other
non-voiceover text-to-speech. I did find the very long path and
file name I need to put back but I can't seem to make it happen.

I go to system preferences and then users and login
options and find the login options containing the remaining
startup items plus the add startup application button. After pressing
that button, I get several file tree viewing options and a
search field plus the default button to add the application. 
Here is where the confusion happens. I have the path
ending with the application's name in the clipboard buffer so I
dump it in to the search field. A new menu opens up that has two
rows. The top row is called "file names" and the bottom row is
"named matches" and the path and application name appear to the
right of that header.
After closing the menu, the default button is greyed out
so you can't add the application name.
To be clear, I did not delete the application, only it's
name in the list of applications that automatically start up
when one logs in to this account.

Thanks for any ideas or explanations that blow the fog away.

Martin McCormick
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[Mac-access]: Answering phone calls on a mac

[Christopher Hallsworth]

Hi all,
For the first time I answered a call on my mac since upgrading to 
Yosemite and iOS 8 on both iPhone and iPad, needed to confirm that I 
really wanted to add a recipient to my online bank account, they call it 
phone authentication, anyway they got me to enter four digits correctly, 
this I was able to do all with no difficulties. FaceTime opened on my 
mac with the incoming call being displayed. So pressed return to accept. 
Then, amazingly, could use the number row of keys to answer the voice 
prompts and to enter the four digits, sound quality was amazing as well.

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[Mac-access]: disabling accented characters on iPhone data entry

[Paul Hopewell]

Hello, 
I have an iPhone 5S running the latest level of IOS 8. I use the data entry 
method where you slide your finger over the virtual keyboard until you find the 
desired character and then lift your finger to enter that character. 

As I use my finger rather than a stylus I am rather slow finding the desired 
character and often wait for the phonetic version e.g. Victor for V or Bravo 
for B to confirm that I am entering the correct character. Alas this technique 
often triggers the option to select and enter accented versions of the desired 
character which I have trouble escaping from. 

Is there any way to disable the option to enter accented character mode, or if 
not what is the correct way to escape from this mode and revert to normal 
characters? 

Many thanks for any tips. 
Best regards…..

Paul Hopewell
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Re: [Mac-access]: Answering phone calls on a mac

[Ann Byrne]

How do I tell the Mac to answer phone calls???
lAt 02:37 PM 12/8/2014, you wrote:

Hi all,
For the first time I answered a call on my mac since upgrading to 
Yosemite and iOS 8 on both iPhone and iPad, needed to confirm that I 
really wanted to add a recipient to my online bank account, they 
call it phone authentication, anyway they got me to enter four 
digits correctly, this I was able to do all with no difficulties. 
FaceTime opened on my mac with the incoming call being displayed. So 
pressed return to accept. Then, amazingly, could use the number row 
of keys to answer the voice prompts and to enter the four digits, 
sound quality was amazing as well.

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Re: [Mac-access]: Answering phone calls on a mac

[Sarah k Alawami]

It should just  happen with hand off. Now, I am aware that it is broken for 
some, me included and I did get it set up right, how ever I cannot get this to 
work.
> On Dec 8, 2014, at 12:43 PM, Ann Byrne  wrote:
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> How do I tell the Mac to answer phone calls???
> lAt 02:37 PM 12/8/2014, you wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> For the first time I answered a call on my mac since upgrading to Yosemite 
>> and iOS 8 on both iPhone and iPad, needed to confirm that I really wanted to 
>> add a recipient to my online bank account, they call it phone 
>> authentication, anyway they got me to enter four digits correctly, this I 
>> was able to do all with no difficulties. FaceTime opened on my mac with the 
>> incoming call being displayed. So pressed return to accept. Then, amazingly, 
>> could use the number row of keys to answer the voice prompts and to enter 
>> the four digits, sound quality was amazing as well.
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Re: [Mac-access]: Answering phone calls on a mac

[Ann Byrne]

Is that a Yosemite feature?  Guess I should upgrade.
At 05:35 PM 12/8/2014, you wrote:
It should just  happen with hand off. Now, I am aware that it is 
broken for some, me included and I did get it set up right, how ever 
I cannot get this to work.

> On Dec 8, 2014, at 12:43 PM, Ann Byrne  wrote:
>
> How do I tell the Mac to answer phone calls???
> lAt 02:37 PM 12/8/2014, you wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> For the first time I answered a call on my mac since upgrading 
to Yosemite and iOS 8 on both iPhone and iPad, needed to confirm 
that I really wanted to add a recipient to my online bank account, 
they call it phone authentication, anyway they got me to enter four 
digits correctly, this I was able to do all with no difficulties. 
FaceTime opened on my mac with the incoming call being displayed. 
So pressed return to accept. Then, amazingly, could use the number 
row of keys to answer the voice prompts and to enter the four 
digits, sound quality was amazing as well.

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Re: [Mac-access]: Answering phone calls on a mac

[Sarah k Alawami]

Yep. it's called hand off. The only thing I could not demo  in my bundle. Lol! 
Hehahahahaha. Mainly because I can't get it to work. Lol!  Ah well. I heard 
when it does work on someone else's podcast. it's pretty swift. 
> On Dec 8, 2014, at 3:48 PM, Ann Byrne  wrote:
> 
> Is that a Yosemite feature?  Guess I should upgrade.
> At 05:35 PM 12/8/2014, you wrote:
>> It should just  happen with hand off. Now, I am aware that it is broken for 
>> some, me included and I did get it set up right, how ever I cannot get this 
>> to work.
>> > On Dec 8, 2014, at 12:43 PM, Ann Byrne  wrote:
>> >
>> > How do I tell the Mac to answer phone calls???
>> > lAt 02:37 PM 12/8/2014, you wrote:
>> >> Hi all,
>> >> For the first time I answered a call on my mac since upgrading to 
>> >> Yosemite and iOS 8 on both iPhone and iPad, needed to confirm that I 
>> >> really wanted to add a recipient to my online bank account, they call it 
>> >> phone authentication, anyway they got me to enter four digits correctly, 
>> >> this I was able to do all with no difficulties. FaceTime opened on my mac 
>> >> with the incoming call being displayed. So pressed return to accept. 
>> >> Then, amazingly, could use the number row of keys to answer the voice 
>> >> prompts and to enter the four digits, sound quality was amazing as well.
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[Mac-access]: invert colors on Yosemite

[Ismael Herrera]

Greetings everyone!

Can some one be so kind as to remind me how to invert colors on Yosemite?  
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Re: [Mac-access]: invert colors on Yosemite

[Colin Matthews]

Hi!
I hope this still works in Yosemite!
1, go to system pref's and select keyboard.
2, select the shortcuts tab.
3, select the accessibility category in the table.
4, in the table of key strokes find invert colours and interact with it until 
you hear VO say editing text, then press the key combination you wish to use 
[making sure that key stroke is not used for anything else]
and VO should say selection replaced, arrow left and back to see if your 
selection is now there and if so just quit Pref's and off you go!
The default key stroke to invert colours is the same as one of the hotspot 
options VO+command+8 [describes item under hotspot 8]
I've successfully changed that to option+command+0 [in my case]
And now pressing those keys change from white on black to black on white!
I hope this is still the case and can be changed.
Colin.

On 9 Dec 2014, at 00:53, Ismael Herrera  wrote:

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[Mac-access]: Help setting up mac-Access mail account

[Eric Caron]

Hi folks,

I’m having trouble setting up Mac-Accesss  in mail on my new iPad.

I suspect i’m messing up the out going and in coming server names.

Can someone tell me exactly what to place in those fields?

I’m looking at my mac to get the info but I don’t seem to be able to get it 
right.  also my account was set up several years ago so perhaps I need updated 
info now that mac-Access has been updated.

Eric Caron
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