hey Ben, thanks so much for sharing!
this is exactly the kind of thing I personally love to hear. I'm
glad that Apple is really stepping this great level of service up even
further.
For someone with or without a disability to go into a store and
really be shown not only equal
Dear Anna,
Wonderful job, I was looking for that kind of information for a very
long time. According to this job it is possible to prepare braille
tables for many languages. I think that it may be a good idea to share
the tables between all of us.
Anna I would like to ask your husband to share
Hi,
That would be so ace if they brought out an accessible i phone
What a really great suggestion!!!
Best wishes,
Vicki.
On 28 May 2009, at 06:37, Ben King wrote:
Dear Mac Friends,
I am writing you to let you know about an experience I had today at
the University Village Apple Store in
Anne;
Could you outline the steps you took to get this to work so I could
write some documentation on it.
Gregory Kearney
Manager - Accessible Media
Association for the Blind of Western Australia
61 Kitchener Avenue, PO Box 101
Victoria Park 6979, WA Australia
Telephone: +61 (08) 9311 8202
Hi,
I will try to answer this question for Anne.
The 7th and 8th dots are used as prefixes for capital letters and
number signs in a regular 6 dot braille.
In order to indicate that the letter is capital you use the 7th dot.
In order to say that some dot pattern is a number you use 8th dot in a
ok! it would be very nice, thank you in advance.
rossy
Il giorno 28/mag/09, alle ore 13:44, Greg Kearney ha scritto:
Anne;
Could you outline the steps you took to get this to work so I could
write some documentation on it.
Gregory Kearney
Manager - Accessible Media
Association for the
Can folks on this board help me out here? I don't see the point of
an accessible iPhone. The fluid dynamic of screen touch technology
combined with GUI interface seems like it is just a counter accessible
design form the get go. Once you make the thing accessible it is no
longer
Hi Arthur and Dan,
Dan has answered the main question by pointing out that you can use VO-
H to get information on the fields in an address book, but here are a
few other tips. Take a look at the notes about Address Book at Tim
Kilburn's web site for VoiceOver:
hey, Ben,
this is good news!!! I love when I hear good stories about apple
employees not only knowing what voiceover is, but wanting to help
improve it!!! I've never even been to the apple store here in
vancouver, canada, I know...sad!! lol. I need to find a way over
there. but when I do
Sean, I'd be happy to entertain your below points, but firstly,
forgive me, but this honestly sounds like the very same rhetoric that
I hear all too often in the blind community which simply is a negative
response to touch screens?… Yes?…
Is this really what your saying with the
Hi yeah I hope that mozilla will make firefox accessible I mean it's
accessible with jaws and window eyes for windows so I curtainlly don't see
why they wouldn't make it work with voice over. Safari still has some bugs
in it and hopefully, if ff was accessible we wouldn't have to deal with
yeah, in deed. and I'm sure safari's bugs will all get worked out in
time too. the only reason i really want firefox is so I can use
webvisum. although, there's that solona captcha solving service, so
maybe webvisum isn't even needed. still, it would be nice if firefox
was accessible and
On 5/28/2009 2:34 PM, Jessi and Goldina wrote:
agreed, Arthur, lol.
if you're gonna take that approach about the iphone and firefox and
their various addons and apps why don't you just say that about
voiceover as a whole? what it seems like you're saying is let's not
make the iphone
On 5/28/2009 3:39 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:
Sean, I'd be happy to entertain your below points, but firstly,
forgive me, but this honestly sounds like the very same rhetoric that
I hear all too often in the blind community which simply is a negative
response to touch screens?… Yes?…
Is
Hello all,
There is a promotional software bundle of 9 apps for $49.95 available
from MacUpdate. This may be of special interest to people who watch
DVD movies, because 3 of the 9 apps are devoted to DVD ripping,
converting to various platforms, and watching movies on a digital
server:
Hi,
I'm thinking that NFB is thinking of Duxbury, where it shows up on
screen in Braille first. What proceedure are you using to print the
document? What connection is physically attaching the BB to the
computer. If you are using an USB to serial adapter, is its driver
installed. Is it showing
Hello,
Someone on another list responded to my post about the MacUpdate
software Bundle promo with this information:
Another promo:
At http://www.panic.com
You can get transmit (an ftp client) or Unison (for usenet) for half
off. That's really cheap.
The poster didn't give the information,
Sorry Esther,
You're right: I forgot to mention the time frame. I was posting and
had my daughter hollering at me at the same time. I reckon I don't
multitask well. LOL
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thank you.
yes, Steve at NFB is only familiar with Duxbury.
i have no driver for the Blazer. it does appear on the printer list as
default printer. i select a text file and save as Document. i then
went to processing and chose Louis.cfg.for send Braille i used
/dev/null (the others
Hi,
What is the connection between the iMac and the BB? Is it using a
Parallels to Bluetooth or an USB to Serial adapter? What make of
adapter is it?
Regards,
Alex,
On 28-May-09, at 7:57 PM, arthur gindin wrote:
thank you.
yes, Steve at NFB is only familiar with Duxbury.
i have no
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