hi is the ipod 4g battery life ok? or is the ipad 2 better?
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Excellent battery life here, I'm getting over 35 hours for music playback,
around 20 hours if I stream it to m y Onbeat air, that's pretty good.
On 11/05/2012, at 6:32 PM, william lomas wrote:
hi is the ipod 4g battery life ok? or is the ipad 2 better?
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what about for using aps other than music like bookreading etc?
On 11 May 2012, at 09:37, Dane Trethowan wrote:
Excellent battery life here, I'm getting over 35 hours for music playback,
around 20 hours if I stream it to m y Onbeat air, that's pretty good.
On 11/05/2012, at 6:32 PM,
I don't use all that many apps with my Ipod to be honest, I use Ootunes and
that's really about it, battery life for that is around 24 hours.
I'd imagine if you were watching video then battery life may be shorter.
On 11/05/2012, at 6:40 PM, william lomas wrote:
what about for using aps
Thank you so much for sharing this news! I'm going to try to find this right
now and give it a bit of a test drive!
Hopefully, as it develops, we can give the developr feedback so that in time,
it can become as awesome as a mud client in
windows!
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Hi Missy,
I'm glad you will be testing this. :) More sources of feedback are definitely
a good thing. I'd be interested in your impressions.
Yours,
Zack.
On May 11, 2012, at 3:19 AM, Missy Hoppe mitmee@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you so much for sharing this news! I'm going to try to find this
I think the button labels are a bit verbose, but I'd rather have too much
information than not enough. I couldn't seem to get
into prefferences, though. All I saw were triggers and macros. I intend to set
up a couple of triggers, but first, I have to
find the IP address to the mud I want to
I've not tried setting up triggers and macros myself, but those are the only
items in Preferences currently. Speech output is controlled via a checkbox in
the main window, in the Commands, group. There are several of these, commands
being the most important in my experience. You interact with
She won't be the only one, have played for years with mud walker, but that
won't work on a Lion machine, so have had to use terminal telnet in terminal,
which worked oaky for the game I usually play, but just wasn't as smooth,
hopefully this will work as a good viable alternative.
On May 11,
Will test when I get home
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On May 11, 2012, at 5:38 AM, Zachary Kline zkl...@speedpost.net wrote:
Hi Missy,
I'm glad you will be testing this. :) More sources of feedback are
definitely a good thing. I'd be interested in your impressions.
Yours,
Zack.
On May 11, 2012,
Hi,
Ipad 2 battery life is way better.
Courtney
On May 11, 2012, at 4:32 AM, william lomas wrote:
hi is the ipod 4g battery life ok? or is the ipad 2 better?
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Thanks a lot for this!
I've found about 15 of them in total, but none of the developers seemed very
interested in either continuing development or improving VoiceOver support. No
more Espeak now.
I'll give this a bit of a test drive soon enough and give feedback of course. I
wonder about
I don't have an iPad II but if the battery life is indeed better then I'm not
at all surprised, the iPad's sure to have a bigger battery for one thing as you
can tell from the size, its like comparing Apples to Oranges when discussing
battery life of an iPod 4G and an iPad.
On 11/05/2012, at
Hi zak, thanks, taking a look at this now.
Ian McNamara
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I have bought muder for the mac. Will let people know what I think when i've
had a play with it.
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Mud is multi user dungeon. So a client will use a given game's telnet link so
that you can play, they are text based. A lot of them offer ports to play
using the browser but that usually isn't very good for screen readers, they can
get slow and cumbersome, and that can be deadly if you are
Thank you so much for passing this along. I've been looking for such an animal.
(Smile) I shall definitely check this out.
Shannon
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hi all, can we use itunes file sharing over wifi for programs
like daisy worm?
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Anyone who muds, let me know what you play and the host and port information
and if I like the sound of the mud i'll create a character and play with you.
Ian McNamara
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Orin,
Respectfully, I disagree that the system voice is as big a problem as you seem
to think. You can interrupt it with control, and that is one of the big
concerns I had. Also, the button label issue has already been mentioned, and
while it's not ideal I hardly consider it a deal breaker.
I agree with you, but it's a start and he may put vo support in, it's clear
they wont to make the client more accessible for blind users. If blind users
email him and explain this, he may add it in. I agree though the buttons are
two self explanatory.
Ian McNamara
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hi all, can i assume from what i am reading that an ipod touch
4g (thought 5g out by now) will not be good enough for vizwiz?
thanks
Will
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Hmm. if you can use control, it's not so bad I suppose. Still a lot to get used
to, and I guess I don't mind that. What do you recommend as far as VO
activities go? Just set it to mute speech?
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On May 11, 2012, at
Muting speech is what I use, yes. If I need to interact with the client proper,
to read something or whatever, I use vo-x-x to switch back to the default
activity. I don't use activities very much otherwise, so find this efficient.
Yes, control works to interrupt speech as you would expect. I
I have not tried that. I would think it would be faster to use the usb since
you are using about 100mbps over your network to upload that to your phone. but
if it works go head and use it. lol!
Take care.
On May 11, 2012, at 11:56 AM, william lomas wrote:
hi all, can we use
Hello everybody
Does anybody happen to know where I can find information regarding an
equivalent to Apple's US Certified Apple Professional which applies to the
United Kingdom? I have been discussing this possibility with another list
member who is US-based and I'm being continually frustrated
Hi Lyn,
I would also be very interested in learning about this. I have not yet checked
it out. But getting certified in Apple would be cool.
I am currently certifying in Cisco equipment. Looking at other vendors as well.
Sean
On 12/05/2012, at 8:26 AM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
That's why I unchecked the box, can get in there and find out what is relavant
faster.
On May 11, 2012, at 2:20 PM, Orin wrote:
One major problem with this client IMHO is the buttons. I mean, the buttons
actually explains what the button does when it's self-explanatory. Also, the
client
Is there a way to read what is on the screen? I hear it but I do not know
how to get where I can review what came across the screen??
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Yes, there's a box with a label mud text, above it. Stop interacting with the
Commands group and move around the screen a bit to get familiar. You don't
actually need to interact with this box if you have VO cursor tracking on,
which it is by default.
Yours,
Zack.
On May 11, 2012, at 8:11 PM,
So far the only way I've figured out is to tab until you get to the screen
where the macro buttons are and there's a scroll area to interact into, then v
o and down to bottom of the window and you can get what just happened. This is
the disadvantage of a two screen system, toggling between two
tanks for that i love it
On 11/05/2012, at 8:19 PM, Missy Hoppe wrote:
Thank you so much for sharing this news! I'm going to try to find this right
now and give it a bit of a test drive!
Hopefully, as it develops, we can give the developr feedback so that in time,
it can become as awesome
This is the first client which will read and not interrupted
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On May 11, 2012, at 10:24 PM, Thomas McMahan de.kf...@gmail.com wrote:
So far the only way I've figured out is to tab until you get to the screen
where the macro buttons are and there's a scroll area to interact
i enjoying it but it says tip or tick at the end of each thing i am using it on
alter eeeon or how ever you spell it thanks though my windoes computer blew up
was using mush but now i can't use mush sad smiley oh well not much i can do
but this looks cool
On 11/05/2012, at 11:40 PM, Nicolai
Hi THomas,
Keyboard shortcuts would be a handy way to handle the problem of interacting.
For that matter, I think this is the sort of thing VO hotspots were designed
for. I don't know why that never occured to me before, I'll need to test and
see how it works in practice. I'd suggest contacting
Zachary
Let me know how hot spots work for you
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On May 11, 2012, at 10:43 PM, Zachary Kline zkl...@speedpost.net wrote:
Hi THomas,
Keyboard shortcuts would be a handy way to handle the problem of interacting.
For that matter, I think this is the sort of thing VO hotspots
Oh Yes that is a great idea, and I will be contacting the author, I think
between us and them this could really turn out great.
On May 11, 2012, at 10:43 PM, Zachary Kline wrote:
Hi THomas,
Keyboard shortcuts would be a handy way to handle the problem of interacting.
For that matter, I
Hi Mike,
The answer seems to be very well. I set up hotspots in the command input box
and the mud text output area and they both work as expected. I can use vo-1 to
go to the input or vo-2 to go to the output. THese can also be saved for the
Mudder application specifically by using VO
Awesome will try that later
Have you tried triggers or can you creating macros?
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On May 11, 2012, at 10:56 PM, Zachary Kline zkl...@speedpost.net wrote:
Hi Mike,
The answer seems to be very well. I set up hotspots in the command input
box and the mud text output area and
Hi Missy,
I don't know if I'd be able to do anything like that myself, not for a few
weeks at least. School is kicking into high gear in preparation for finals. I'm
happy to answer questions though, if that might help at all. By all means, if
someone else wants to tackle an audio demo feel
Hi Mike,
You can create macros and triggers both, though I've not personally tried
either. I tend to play on less combat-oriented games with a slower pace, which
don't benefit from the shortcuts quite as much.
Yours,
Zack.
On May 11, 2012, at 9:03 PM, Mike Maslo mmaslo1...@swbell.net wrote:
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