Hi Dark, yes, I agree that moving icons can be a bit fiddly, for different
reasons though. :)
There is a heck of a delay at this point before the icon actually switches
pages. I find this really obnoxious and wish they'd switch it back to something
shorter like they used to have it. :)
Not sur
Hi Kara.
I'll try that, but the problem I had with game center was more that I
couldn't get the dam page to switch even when I navigated the icon to the
top or sides, I just held it there for ages and it didn't move. This was
true on ios 6 and ios 7 when i tried the gamecenter, though not with
Hi Jacob,
Thanks for that information. I heard Android could run Python apps,
and I wonder if that is better than running Java based apps.
Cheers!
On 11/9/13, Jacob Kruger wrote:
> Thomas, here's the developer page on the playstore for what are meant to be
>
> some accessible games - only issue
Hi Dark,
Hmm...Honestly I don't know either. I only spent a few minutes looking
at each, comparing them, so my experience in comparing iPhone to
Android is rather limited in comparison to someone who uses one on a
daily basis. I'm pretty sure that the iPhone probably is a bit better
in terms avail
Hi Jacob,
That would be great. I'm actually very skilled at Java, am a certified
Java developer, so I'd enjoy the Colossal Cave source code as that
might help give me some programming ideas for developing accessible
games for Android in the future. As I understand it the Java JVM on
Android is bas
Thomas, here's the developer page on the playstore for what are meant to be
some accessible games - only issue seems to be with explore by touch,
android accessibility feature interfering with game's interfaces:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=e-UCM
Here's a version of colossal
Found/came across this site when checking out if things like silent steel might
be available on similar sites - might be of _minor_ interest:
http://www.myabandonware.com/
Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
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I have the game but its probably not worth playing I have played it
about 50 times though.
I have the origional though broken disks in their broken cases but I
don't want to use them that much as their condition was well used.
If I ever lost or intentionally deleted the game the cds may or may
n
Hi Shaun,
I don't think it does. That's most likely why I could not get it to
work on Windows 7. My Windows laptop has an AMD 64-bit processor and a
copy of 64-bit Windows. A lot of older games and apps won't work right
on that machine. Especially, the 16-bit apps from older versions of
Dos/Window
Hi Shaun,
Dang! You treat your software discs pretty rough.All of my game discs
etc are all in a nice box in their cases, and I always make duplicates
of my original software discs so I will use the copies rather than the
original discs. That keeps the original media in good condition.
Cheers!
O
Hi Darren,
I would not say that. I think my problem is just that my copy of
Windows is 64-bit not 32-bit and there is a lot of older stuff that
won't run quite right on 64-bit Windows. If I tried it on 32-bit
Windows I'd imagine I could get it working. Plus there is a program
for Mac and Linux cal
Hi Cara,
Point well taken. I guess right now I am just looking for something
for myself. You know what I mean?
If I could develop games and apps for Android to sell that would be
great, but that is not my goal here so support issues really is not
that big a concern. I figure whatever I write for
Hi Cara,
I guess my issue is what if someone isn't concerned about creating a
sustainable business for creating apps and games for Android. What if
the person merely wants a phone to use for personal use, and perhaps
want to develop something for non-commercial use for himself?
I guess that is wh
Hi Charles,
No, not really. With Android Google has been slow to implement
accessibility on their OS and the manufacturers like LG, Motorola, and
Samsung have been slower still to adopt newer versions of Droid OS and
Talk back on their phones making Android a vastly different end user
experience f
Actually, this method is, I suppose, a way for us to "drag and drop". I
would like to be able to do it in apps such as a chess app. Double tap and
hold the piece you want, slide to the square you want to move to, and
release.
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Good points! Thanks.
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Sent: Sunday, November 10, 2013 10:00 AM
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Running silent steel under win7.
Hi Darren,
I would not say that. I think my pr
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