Re: New navigation device with accessibility in mind

It is a good product, just the tutorial needs to be tweaked and, for blind individuals they need to know what is going on during the video. That can be done by changing the voice script. I used to work for a radio station in the advertising department and was very familiar with targeting the correc

Re: Hardware Firewall

Hi Scott, I use Apple Airport Time Capsule as router and backup. Hopefully with cat6 not 5 cables. In europe many countries have fast download speeds. Living in Norway have chosen 60/60mbit up/down. I want to use the apple device until it no linger can do its work, but playing around though

Good News, A T & T Wireless Now Offering Mobile Tethering with Unlimited Plan

Hello Everyone, Well, as I suspected, A T & T Wireless caves on the mobile tethering issue. Below my signature, I will paste in the text of the new announcement beneath which you will find the URL to the original article. Mark Mobile Data Price-War Continues As AT&T Announces A $60 Unlimited D

Help with spreadsheets

I have been trying to use Excel and can’t figure out what’s going on. I can navigate the sheet, but can’t seem to get focus to a particular cell. I’m trying to cut and paste some data, and I always end up with data from a cell other than the one I am focused on. I can’t seem to edit cells eit

Re: Hardware Firewall

Hi there, so it really depends on what you want to do. First, what type of connection do you have? In my case I get handed a cat 6 ethernet cable for my handoff, others get a coax cable like a TV cable and others use a phone cable in to their land line for DSL. I think ou mentioned cable so w

Re: New navigation device with accessibility in mind

I absolutely love this sort of thing. I love how coding enables small groups or individuals to solve these problems that years ago would have costed hundreds of thousands of dollars to solve now can be done in your home with lower overhead. I’m going to follow this project and wish you a lot o

Re: New navigation device with accessibility in mind

Hi, I'm the blind guy in there haha. I designed the software behind it, and my good friend has been helping with the hardware. We'll be making another video with more description and details about what it can do exactly, but we currently have several beta testers locally who are giving us feed

Hardware Firewall

Hi, Any experience with Zyxel firewall hardware? On youtube, a man talked about java pop up window, and needing to have java enabled. So i guess the GUI is java software. Is htere any voice over compatible hardware firewall out there? If the hardware firewall only is a gatewaywith some other f

Re: New navigation device with accessibility in mind

I watched and listened to the youtube video. To me, it seemed to be targeting the sighted or low vission clientele. The blind person introducing it seemed to be more of a shill rather then a designer. You are correct, it should have come with discriptive video. There were several things in the vid

Re: 2 mail questions on Sierra

Hi. I just do a VO and J to jump into the body of the message. It’s quicker than opening and closing a message. > On 27 Feb 2017, at 21:20, Kawal Gucukoglu wrote: > > I use the e-mail on the Mac as Mark has described. However, if a message is > too long, then it doesn't read all of it so you

Re: 2 mail questions on Sierra

I use the e-mail on the Mac as Mark has described. However, if a message is too long, then it doesn't read all of it so you need to press the enter key to open the message and explore what it says. Also if you have one message, voice over won't read that automatically for me so I need to open

New navigation device with accessibility in mind

Hi everyone, Hope all are enjoying the amazing times we are living in terms of accessibility. Here's some information about a device called the macaron. It measures everything and anything using 2 main modes, via a digital tape measure and through an infrared sensor that measures distances beyo

Mars edit update

Hi guys: Just an update on Mars edit. The developer wrote: I have filed one bug report with Apple and have gotten in touch with a couple friends at Apple who may have contacts in the Accessibility and Safari groups. Hopefully I will find a sympathetic ear who can work with us to iron out issues

Re: Reading the 1st row of a numbers sheet

Hello tim: I found all short cuts that i need, Thanks so much > On Feb 27, 2017, at 5:21 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote: > > Hi, > > Do you have VO set to announce headers when navigating across a Header row? > This is in the VO Utility, in the Verbosity category, under the Announcements > tab. Also

Re: Reading the 1st row of a numbers sheet

Hello sir: Vo+C not VO+R. and it’s working fine now And of cores Trans so much for your interest and for helping > On Feb 25, 2017, at 10:56 PM, Jonathan C. Cohn wrote: > > Also, vo-r should give you the header row. > > Best wishes, > > Jonathan Cohn > >> On Feb 25, 2017, at 2:20 PM, Andrew

Re: VMware Fusion when starting windows

Hello scott: Now am sure that your way is working ok, my only problem now is that the Alt+tab, when i hit it to cycle through my open windows inside the windows 7, it through m out of VMware, can’t i do something that prevent this from happening? Thanks > On Feb 27, 2017, at 4:46 PM, Scott Gran

Re: Reading the 1st row of a numbers sheet

Hi, Do you have VO set to announce headers when navigating across a Header row? This is in the VO Utility, in the Verbosity category, under the Announcements tab. Also, the Tables commands that may help you can be found in the VO Help menu. Press VO-h, go to Commands, then down to Tables and

Re: Reading the 1st row of a numbers sheet

Hello Jonathan: If you please, how did you know abut the Vo+R? is it in the help menu or what? am asking for my future Reference. THanks > On Feb 25, 2017, at 10:56 PM, Jonathan C. Cohn wrote: > > Also, vo-r should give you the header row. > > Best wishes, > > Jonathan Cohn > >> On Feb 25

Re: 2 mail questions on Sierra

Hello: Your way is really excellent, i am now using it in a very easy way, Thanks > On Feb 27, 2017, at 4:47 AM, M. Taylor wrote: > > Hello Ramy, > > First, I suggest that you use the Standard view in Mail as opposed to the > Classic view. > > Assuming this is your setup, then, when you inter

Re: 2 mail questions on Sierra

Hello, Thanks so much, but i tried just right errow and it’s working great Thanks so much for your help > On Feb 27, 2017, at 4:34 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote: > > Hi, > > If you prefer to use the method that you're used to, then you only need one > extra step. After cmd-o to open the message thre

Re: VMware Fusion when starting windows

Hello scotte: Thanks so much for your detailed explanation, and i set the ram size to the VMware recommended settings 50%, and will try again. Have a very good day > On Feb 27, 2017, at 4:46 PM, Scott Granados wrote: > > Hi there, > > First, you can press control command f again to toggle in

Re: VMware Fusion when starting windows

Hi there, First, you can press control command f again to toggle in and out of full screen and or youse your vo keys and find the tool bar, to the left of the toolbar is a zoom button, this button when pressed takes you out of full screen. Second part of your question, it’s to not put to

Re: VMware Fusion when starting windows

Hello Sir Scott: Your way is really great, and it’s working 100%, but i need to know, how can i go out from the Full screen? also, i feel that my windows is so heavy on my MacBook pro, i have 8 Gb of ram, i dedicate 6 GB of my ram to the VMware, so why my windows is so heavy like this/ Thanks

Re: 2 mail questions on Sierra

Hi, If you prefer to use the method that you're used to, then you only need one extra step. After cmd-o to open the message thread, press cmd-shift-up arrow to stop interacting with the top message, then VO-right once to have VO read the next message, VO-right again for the next , VO-left for

Re: VMware Fusion when starting windows

Hi there, there’s a couple ways to get this sorted. Sometimes, if you’re in full screen mode it’s hard to get control of the virtual environment or the windows inside the vm fusion. One thing you can do is hit the zoom button to the left of the fusion toolbar and then try. Another way to solve