oh ok so it only works with subscription based stations?
On Aug 29, 2011, at 5:39 AM, Esther wrote:
Hi Joe,
The preferences menu of Radium has three tabs: General, Controls, and
Subscriptions. If you want to access subscriptions, after bringing up the
preferences menu either by using
Hi all
You know, this really is starting to bug me. I'm talking about the way Apple
insists on changing what's written on the screen to dates and things that they
think should be there. How on earth is this a valid date? I say we should
start a campaign to have Apple stop mucking around
hi i hear onyx won't work on lion it says it works only on SL, can anyone
recommend a good tool to do what onyx did? I will schedule it to keep mac in
good condition
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This should be on Techno-chat, where the original thread started life.
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On 29 Aug 2011, at 08:58, william lomas will.d.lo...@gmail.com wrote:
hi i hear onyx won't work on lion it says it works only on SL, can anyone
recommend a good tool to do what onyx did? I will schedule it to keep mac in
good condition
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Gordon,
Wouldn't exploitation of the activities feature introduced in Lion possibly
serve as a work-around? That way you can have the numbers read as words in the
Mail app, but as digits everywhere else?
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Geoff
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Hello Geoff
Nope, that's not going to help because you still get this problem, for
instance, in the Finder when you happen to put focus on the app. But I'm not
just referring to applications, I'm talking about screen interpretation in
general. A screen-reader is supposed to read the screen's
Hi, There is a new version of onyx that will work with Lion. The version number
is 2.4 If you Google it you should find it. I downloaded it just the other day
and it works the same as the snow leopard version did.
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Willliam Mutch
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how do we import from iTunes?
On Aug 29, 2011, at 9:14 AM, Esther wrote:
Hi Will,
Radium is a general internet radio player that also will support
subscription-based stations. Joe was asking how to access the Sirius XM
subscription playing. You can input a specific radio station in the
Hi Gordon,
This is something that the Infovox voices do, not Apple's. In fact, if you
switch to a voice by Apple, Alex or others do not interpret this wrongly. I'm
guessing in some places this is another way to format the dates, and VoiceOver
does not always govern how information is
Dear Gordon
The keyboard I have does have a mum pad. Ergonomic keyboards were developed in
response to the problems of people developing muscle injury and posture
problems through the use of conventional keyboards.
They are qwerty keyboards but in nearly all other aspects are completely
This is where I think JAWS excels over VO, JAWS has so many different ways it
handles numbers and is very smart about it. It can be set to recognise phone
numbers, and it can also read numbers out as pairs so they are spoken as words,
such as 1 would be read out as nine teen etc. I was
Hi all
Just taken a break from work because I wanted to post a response to Nic's
message regarding verbosity of numbers.
Nic, you're quite correct. I totally forgot about the iVlx pronunciation
issue. I have to hold nmy hand up and say that I overlooked it totally, so I
retract my earlier
Hi Gordon,
I agree. He sounds a bit beefier in Lion than he did on Snow Leopard. in SL, I
actually quite liked him, and I still do in 10.7, but he just sounds a lot
rougher to me than he used to sound.
As for numbers, Apple still tries to control this. An example is that if you
have a certain
Hi Nic
Last point first. I need to write to AssistieWare I thin, because this is a
real issue that's causing confusion. Apple is definitely trying to put
substitutions in there. To be fair there is a pronunciations editor But it
doesn't let you change a lot of things really.
Given that
Hi Gordon,
Well, the real issue is that even the speech engines try to substitute on a lot
of occasions, such as abbreviations, date formats, etc. VoiceOver does not have
control over this, as which substitutions are being used depends entirely on
the synthesizer that you use. I like
Hi Nic
You've basically said it all. But, of course, my error earlier was forgetting
totally about the layer of control that Infovox presents. Infovox doesn't
always make things too easy as they use fonems to string together sounds.
I suppose that is reasonable in a way, as it allows you to
Hello,
When an App refers to something being accessed from The Menu Bar what does it
mean? I understand the Menu Bar for a specific application like Finder but
the way the App instructions read it implies that there is a higher level Menu
Bar which is not related to some specific application.
hi all when i right click a file in my public folder id on't see a dropbox menu
what's going on?
why accessibility has still ven after all our requests not been implemented to
make this an easier file sharing service to use, baffles me
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you need the mouse to access these extra menus apple supposedly looking in to
this for a year or so now
On Aug 29, 2011, at 3:39 PM, Paul Hopewell wrote:
Hello,
When an App refers to something being accessed from The Menu Bar what does
it mean? I understand the Menu Bar for a specific
I need to repair my hard disk and I do not have the Lion installer in my
applications folder. I went to the app store, but can't download it because
it's already installed. What can I do to get a boot DVD for Lion?
Thanks.
Kristeen Hughes
khwi...@gmail.com
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Paul
The menu bar is where your time machine, airport and so on reside. That's where
apps put their icons. They aren't accessible because developers don't have
Apple's internal API which make things accessible.
Gordon
On 29 Aug 2011, at 15:39, Paul Hopewell wrote:
Hello,
When an App refers
I've tried to locate this folder and can't seem to find it. I'm using lion.
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On Aug 29, 2011, at 9:09 AM, John Panarese wrote:
Hi Gordon,
Well, Apple's voices do have a way to string sounds together as well, and you
can actually play with the phonemes and if you have the patience, get some
rather impressive results.
However, you cannot save these as permanent pronunciations, so they are mainly
used to customize a
Hi Clifton,
By default, the Library folder is hidden. Presumably, this is to stop
inexperienced users from screwing up their systems by accidentally deleting
something. You can get it back though by doing the following:
1. Open Terminal, either by navigating to your /Applications/Utilities
When I try to open iTunes, it gives me a message that the program will not open
due to a problem. The message is that it may have to be reinstalled. How do I
reinstall it?
Kristeen Hughes
khwi...@gmail.com
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Thanks for the assistance. I seem to have repaired my hard disk, but I'm
skeptical.
On Aug 29, 2011, at 11:35 AM, Geoff Waaler wrote:
Hi Kristeen,
You can start the recovery partition by pressing command-r during power up.
Wait a reasonable interval and press command-f5 to start
Hi GOrdon,
While I see and respect where you're coming from, in fairness I've not found
too many odd examples like the one you posted. I generally appreciate VO's
interpretation of dates and similar, especially in Lion, as it seems to have
markedly improved. I'm willing to put up with the
David Griffith
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Could somebody post the subscription address for the list on which it is on
topic to talk about boot camp issues etc.
Thanks
David Griffith
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