Re: Very very! in depth walkthrough of One Password with Voiceover

You wrote: So yeah, back to having a laugh. Uh, rather than having a laugh, why don't you instead save your energy, with all due respect, on contacting the dev. He's already made it totally totally clear that he wants to try making things more accessible. Chris. -- The following

Re: Very very! in depth walkthrough of One Password with Voiceover

OK, so I’ve found that you can avoid the silly backwards storage of password fields by using cut-and-paste. That’s right: simply type your secret somewhere else, then cut and paste it into where you know the secret text field will be. So yeah, back to having a laugh. :) -- The following

Speed dots screen protectors

Hi all, I’ve used speed dots screen protectors for at least two years and have had no trouble. Mine did finally come off. I haven’t gotten another yet because I am waiting to upgrade my device and am not sure what I will get. I would certainly buy speed dots protectors again. I don’t think I

Re: Don't waste your money on Speed Dots screen protectors!

I have the speed dots screen protector on my phone and I have had no problems with it. I also have the tempered glass underneath. My sister put them on for me. Peggy and Dixie Marie Sent from my iPhone On Mar 5, 2016, at 4:47 PM, Donna Goodin wrote: Hi Mary, In my case

Re: Don't waste your money on Speed Dots screen protectors!

Oh, this wasn't just a little air bubbles. This sucker literally felt like a mountain in the middle of it. LOL! Chris. - Original Message - From: "Donna Goodin" To: Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2016 9:47 PM Subject: Re: Don't waste

Re: Don't waste your money on Speed Dots screen protectors!

Well, my husband says that mine has air bubbles. I don't feel them, but he swears that they're there. Make of that what you will. Cheers, Donna Sent from my iPhone > On Mar 5, 2016, at 4:48 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland > wrote: > > Mine did the same thing for a while,

Gave you all the wrong address.

Guys, I mistyped the address you need to write to for One Password support. I'm so sorry! The correct address is: support+urg...@agilebits.com Have a great evening. Chris. -- The following information is important for all members of the Mac Visionaries list. If you have any questions or

Re: Very very! in depth walkthrough of One Password with Voiceover

Hi, Yes, this is why I really like these guys. In all the time I’ve been with them, which is a few years now, they’ve been great at responding and been very interested in solving issues. Nicolai > On Mar 5, 2016, at 9:13 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland > wrote: > > I'm

Re: Very very! in depth walkthrough of One Password with Voiceover

I'm actually d emming on Twitter with the author right now as we write, go figure. He wants me to have all you all having issues to send your suggestions and feedback to: support...@agilebits.com I'm also gonna do the same. This guy apparently said that he absolutely is committed to

Re: Very very! in depth walkthrough of One Password with Voiceover

Hi, I already reported the issue with the typing, which I only personally encountered recently. Hopefully they’ll address that. With pins, concealed values are not always concealed to VoiceOVer either, which I have also just reported. I haven’t experienced that with other types of passwords.

Re: Very very! in depth walkthrough of One Password with Voiceover

BTW, you all may be extremely excited to know that the One Password app for the Apple Watch is totally 100% accessible. I just tried it, and it's great! Granted, you can't add or edit things with it. It's only for viewing your entries, but even still. that's pretty cool. Chris. -

Re: Very very! in depth walkthrough of One Password with Voiceover

OK, yes. This is all good. Couple more observations: 1. Quit 1Password to get the use of proper text editing back in other apps. Restarting VoiceOver isn’t sufficient. You’ll know when this happens because QuickNav won’t work, and moving by line will only announce the first word. 2. This

Re: Facebook and their improvements on pictures

I was able to use it just fine, it’s interesting how some people get it and some don’t. Seyoon Choi syc20...@gmail.com YouTube Video Content Producer Head of Blindinsider www.blindinsider.com Technology news, podcasts, videos and lifestyle for blind and visually impaired > On Mar 5, 2016, at

Re: Facebook and their improvements on pictures

Yes, thank you for pointing that out. I am looking forward to the feature when it does come out. Vaughn On 3/5/16, Devin Prater wrote: > Its in a sort of beta stage right now, so only a few people have it. >> On Mar 5, 2016, at 5:25 PM, Vaughn Brown

Re: Facebook and their improvements on pictures

Its in a sort of beta stage right now, so only a few people have it. > On Mar 5, 2016, at 5:25 PM, Vaughn Brown wrote: > > I am curious as to how you access it. I tried doing a search but came > up with nothing. > Vaughn > > On 3/5/16, Marie Lyons

Re: Facebook and their improvements on pictures

I am curious as to how you access it. I tried doing a search but came up with nothing. Vaughn On 3/5/16, Marie Lyons wrote: > How do you access it? > > Marie Lyons >> On Mar 5, 2016, at 3:18 AM, Dora Speck wrote: >> >> Facebook sure has come along way

Re: Don't waste your money on Speed Dots screen protectors!

How exactly do those work? Sent from my iPhone > On Mar 5, 2016, at 4:21 PM, Mary Otten wrote: > > I seem to recall that the speed dots in the past anyway, did give such > information. Or it might've been the folks at AT guys, who were selling that > product and may still

Re: converting a document

Bill, this is absolutely perfect! Thank you. Chris. - Original Message - From: "Bill Dengler" To: Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2016 5:31 PM Subject: Re: converting a document Try Robobraille : Send an email to

Re: Don't waste your money on Speed Dots screen protectors!

Mine did the same thing for a while, but then all of a sudden, it bubbled up on me. Chris. - Original Message - From: "Donna Goodin" To: Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2016 4:48 PM Subject: Re: Don't waste your money on Speed Dots

Re: Very very! in depth walkthrough of One Password with Voiceover

OK. I'll see if I can put something together. Give me a day or two, and I'll get it done. Chris. - Original Message - From: Raymond Foret Jr To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2016 4:45 PM Subject: Re: Very very! in depth walkthrough of One

Re: Very very! in depth walkthrough of One Password with Voiceover

I insist because on my end, concealing passwords makes it imposible for me to enter them correctly. Unless I do not conceal them, the app seems to scramble what I type. Chris. - Original Message - From: Nicolai Svendsen To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com Sent: Saturday,

Re: converting a document

Try Robobraille : Send an email to conv...@robobraille.org Put "txt" (without quotes) in the subject. Attach the PDF to the email. Bill > On Mar 5, 2016, at 3:55 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland > wrote: > > OK, but I don't have the money to afford ABBYY nor Docuscan right

Re: Don't waste your money on Speed Dots screen protectors!

I could see it maybe for a beginner which has never seen an iPhone before. But, as my friend Justin indicates, even he's able to know where things are on the screen enough to very successful use his phone. I don't know, but I would side with Chris here. They're not worth it in my Pinyan. > On

Re: Don't waste your money on Speed Dots screen protectors!

Actually, the funny thing is that despite having been taken off and re-applied multiple times, so far it's sticking. That's a good thing, I guess. :) Cheers, Donna > On Mar 5, 2016, at 3:32 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland > wrote: > > I had the thing in my pocket, with one

Re: Don't waste your money on Speed Dots screen protectors!

Hi Mary, In my case there was nothing in the envelope accept the cleaning cloth and the cover. I, too, find the dots disconcerting, but am not sure whether it's because I'm not used to the dots, or because the placement of the protector is off. If I place my finger on a dot on the home

Re: Very very! in depth walkthrough of One Password with Voiceover

Wow! One thing is for sure. A novous just learning to use a Mac had better really really master Voice Over before they go fooling with this for sure. A tutorial would really be nice: even though I myself got your instructions perfectly and will save them as a .rtf for possible future

Re: Very very! in depth walkthrough of One Password with Voiceover

Hi, I’d be more interested in actually seeing an audio demonstration of what happens with you when you’re not using rich text icons, since some of you seem to be having trouble when this is off. Just for kicks, I’ve been using 1Password for a little while without those turned on, and I’m not

Re: Don't waste your money on Speed Dots screen protectors!

I had the thing in my pocket, with one of those tactile sheets on it. All of a matter of 1 hour in my pocket, took the thing out, and the whole sheet had bubbled up so badly that it was unrepairable. Personally, I'd just learn where icons are on the screen. I'm sorry to say that I

Very very! in depth walkthrough of One Password with Voiceover

So there's a little trick to using this app totally effectively. I've been playhing with it all morning, and I think I've finally mastered it. I'd absolutely be more than willing to make an audio tutorial showing you all interactively how this works, if you all think it would help. First,

Re: Don't waste your money on Speed Dots screen protectors!

I seem to recall that the speed dots in the past anyway, did give such information. Or it might've been the folks at AT guys, who were selling that product and may still be, we're the ones who gave that info. One of my friends who has the speed Dotz did have it with the OtterBox defender. It

Re: Incredibly! and I really do mean, incredibly! irritated with One Password!

Hi! The issue is that the password field does not show to VoiceOVer and is only shown as a text field, otherwise this works fine. Do realize that when you check the box, it brings up the password generator as a popover. All you have to do is switch back to the 1Password window by pressing esc,

Re: Don't waste your money on Speed Dots screen protectors!

Hi Mary, That is why I included the information about the model that I bought. It may be that buying the standard model is more useful, but I cannot recommend the model that I bought. And I do think Speed Dots could give you a bit of information about how to correctly place it on the phone,

Re: converting a document

OK, but I don't have the money to afford ABBYY nor Docuscan right now, and plus, I'd not support the makers of Docuscan if you first killed me! That's all I'm gonna say regarding that. Chris. - Original Message - From: "Caitlyn Furness" To:

Re: Incredibly! and I really do mean, incredibly! irritated with One Password!

Yes. I am also at the stage of having everything set up, but with no data in my vault. And yes, it appears that interacting with a table row attracts the cursor position towards text fields which it is hard to escape from. Perhaps this was a bad idea. I will enter passwords, but not

Re: Follow up to my one password issue. I'm definitely making major progress.

Grant, Again, I tried to reproduce the issue by turning off rich icons. As soon as I did, the table became unusable again. Weird, huh? Chris. - Original Message - From: Grant To: MacVisionaries List Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2016 1:21 PM Subject: Re: Follow up to my one

Re: Don't waste your money on Speed Dots screen protectors!

Hi Donna, I never bought speed Dotz. But I have friends who have, and they think the cover is great. I am sorry your experience was not a good one. But I don't think it is reasonable to generalize from one bad experience to say that the entire product is lame. Were that the case, the product

Re: Follow up to my one password issue. I'm definitely making major progress.

Hi, Coincidentally, it’s been a while since I’ve actually seen that particular issue of passwords being read backwards. Also, nothing “just works.” It’d be nice to think that it does, but I yet have to see that. Unfortunately, when editing password fields it’s difficult to tell where the

Another screen protector question

Sent from my iPhone hi again, all, When placing the screen protector on my phone, I made the assumption that Row of five Dotz was supposed to go at the bottom, that is, the dock. After reading Janine's last message, I'm wondering if I got that right. Are they supposed to go at the top for

Re: attaching speed dots tactile screen protector to iPhone 6S

Hi Janine, Well, for what it's worth, it does seem to work with 3-D touch OK. This particular model doesn't go all the way up to the hole for the phone Grill either. That was the tricky part, how close to the hole for the phone grill it should go versus how close to the home key at the bottom

Re: attaching speed dots tactile screen protector to iPhone 6S

Gotcha, Donna. The ones that don’t go all the way down to the home button can be aligned using the top hole for the phone grill. Sorry you didn’t find it helpful. It’s odd but I chose not to get one for my 6S because I wasn’t sure how it would work in tandum with the 3D touch and I really

Re: attaching speed dots tactile screen protector to iPhone 6S

Thanks for trying to help, Janine and Rachel. Unfortunately, the model I purchased doesn't go down to the home button, so using that to orient placement was not an option. As you'll see from my last message, this product was a real disappointment. Cheers, Donna > On Mar 5, 2016, at 9:58 AM,

Don't waste your money on Speed Dots screen protectors!

Hi all, I just wanted to share my experience with the list. As you know, I decided to try out a tactile screen protector from Speed Dots. I got the Otterbox version. I do not currently have an otterBox case, but got this model so that I would have the right screen protector if I do

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I still need Windows for browsing sometimes, but have found, as others have, that the experience is now quite alien. I guess I wouldn’t object if I found myself in that world again, but really the only reason I now use Windows is that VoiceOver’s activities are still broken. If Apple would

Re: Understanding the VMware concepts with windows

Yep, with the exception of the MBA options per screen size, the only way to go faster is to go bigger. Hence I have a 27-inch iMac. Dunno why Apple feel they need to do this; guess it just makes the most sense from a marketing perspective. -- The following information is important for all

Re: converting a document

iBooks is a good point. That should preserve the formatting. If all you want to do is read it, Voice Dream Reader on iOS might be worth a try, too. > On Mar 5, 2016, at 13:28, Caitlyn Furness wrote: > > Alex, > Thanks for this, for some reason, it never occurred to me

Re: Follow up to my one password issue. I'm definitely making major progress.

It's kind of funny. I think a lot of the folks who insist that 1Password is phenomenal haven't really bothered trying to use many of its features. Don't get me wrong: I really do think that if I slaved over this thing every day and got really used to its eccentricities, I would be at least

Re: converting a document

Alex, Thanks for this, for some reason, it never occurred to me to try this. Simple. Caitlyn > On Mar 5, 2016, at 8:02 AM, Alex Hall wrote: > > One option is to open it with Preview like normal, then cmd-a and cmd-c to > copy all the text. Open Text Edit to a new

Re: Follow up to my one password issue. I'm definitely making major progress.

Hey Chris, I stand corrected, I mostly just use 1Password to maintain logins but after reading your other thread I started trying to add other items like wireless base stations, and I’m seeing all the issues you reported in the details table such as being unable to edit passwords and unable to

Re: converting a document

docuscan plus will do this.. You can also recognize pdf’s with abby fine reader. I think ibooks will also do this. hth, Caitlyn > On Mar 5, 2016, at 7:58 AM, Chris Gilland wrote: > > guys, > > I have a bit of a dilemma. i'm sure that this is been discussed here

Re: Incredibly! and I really do mean, incredibly! irritated with One Password!

Haven't tried 6.1 yet but I have experienced some of the same issues with prior versions. Those who sing about 1Password accessibility are those who have painstakingly fought through these issues. Yes, it generally can be used once you deal with its oddities. But understanding exactly how to

Re: Follow up to my one password issue. I'm definitely making major progress.

Hey Chris, ironically, I’ve had rich icons disabled since the very beginning and 1Password has always worked fine including navigating the details table. I turned on icons just to see what would happen and the interface looks exactly the same. I don’t think this change has any consequential

Re: converting a document

No, I thought you just wanted the text. I've never tried this, but see if Pages will open it. > On Mar 5, 2016, at 08:54, Christopher-Mark Gilland > wrote: > > Yeah... but will that keep all the formatting? I said it was mainly text. I > never once said that text

Re: attaching speed dots tactile screen protector to iPhone 6S

One thing I do when attaching these screen protectors is to put my little finger into the whole for the Home button and then place that finger on said button. This way I’m sure the hole is aligned. I can also fairly easily adjust the rest of the sheet. Cleaning is super important. I got one

Re: attaching speed dots tactile screen protector to iPhone 6S

Hi Donna, Included in your package is a cleaning cloth. Take this to your phone and make sure the surface is free of dirt before applying the screen protector. Once the phone is clean, open the screen protector package and line it up straight with the phone. Make sure all of the holes line

Re: Facebook and their improvements on pictures

How do you access it? Marie Lyons > On Mar 5, 2016, at 3:18 AM, Dora Speck wrote: > > Facebook sure has come along way since I first started using it. The greatest > improvement I found they've made is the excessibility feature with pictures > people often post! To a

Re: Follow up to my one password issue. I'm definitely making major progress.

Thank you for posting this. I almost did what you did. Now I know better. Oh, and thanks for the reminder of the shortcut for getting to the menu. I am having a problemm with getting one password to fill in login information. I got a message that something or other needs to be enabled. I’m not

Follow up to my one password issue. I'm definitely making major progress.

OK, just got with a guy on Twitter over DM who uses 1Password with Voiceover. I think we found out a huge part of my problem. Don't! and I repeat, don't! disable rich icons! If you do, Oh God're you gonna have a mess! My logic of thinking was two things. 1. What is an icon gonna mean to

Re: Incredibly! and I really do mean, incredibly! irritated with One Password!

Yeah, tried that too. I know apparently there are people who clame to use it successfully on the mac, and trust me, they're not like that one guy who'll be left unnamed who said Firefox was accessible on the mac, and that he used it all the time. These people who tell me this actually are

Re: Incredibly! and I really do mean, incredibly! irritated with One Password!

Hate to tell you, bt, only one thing I can think of. Did you try turning on your mouse keys, then, seting Voice OVer to speak text the mouse passes over and then, using the O key for mouse right and u for mouse left to gat at it? Other than that, sounds like you’ve done everything any

Re: Facebook and their improvements on pictures

Agreed, really enjoy the photo description feature on Facebook. It has came along the long way. Seyoon Choi syc20...@gmail.com YouTube Video Content Producer Head of Blindinsider www.blindinsider.com Technology news, podcasts, videos and lifestyle for blind and visually impaired > On Mar 5,

Re: converting a document

Yeah... but will that keep all the formatting? I said it was mainly text. I never once said that text wasn't formatted though. Chris. - Original Message - From: Alex Hall To: 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2016 8:02 AM Subject: Re: converting

Incredibly! and I really do mean, incredibly! irritated with One Password!

OK folks, this is driving me to morbid drinking! Hopefully, someone here can shed some light on this, as I'm about ready to scream, and that's saying something considerring I'm a pretty advanced Voiceover user. I just bought One Password from the Mac app store. The problem I'm having is once

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How do I sync my 5S with iTunes? I’m running Yosemite. How do I sync apps that are on my mac to my iphone. Thanks. Blessings, Stacey Robinson and GEB dog Kirk. mailto:stacey...@bellsouth.net -- The following information is

Re: converting a document

One option is to open it with Preview like normal, then cmd-a and cmd-c to copy all the text. Open Text Edit to a new document, paste, and that should be that. > On Mar 5, 2016, at 07:58, Chris Gilland wrote: > > guys, > > I have a bit of a dilemma. i'm sure that this is

converting a document

guys, I have a bit of a dilemma. i'm sure that this is been discussed here before, but at the time, I really didn't need to do it. I have an Adobe acrobat PDF file which I need to convert to TXT format. what is going to be the easiest way to do this. This needs to be done fairly urgently. The

Facebook and their improvements on pictures

Facebook sure has come along way since I first started using it. The greatest improvement I found they've made is the excessibility feature with pictures people often post! To a sighted person, I'm not sure if this will make sense to you, but I will try and describe in the best way I can. When