Actually, I have just tried again with the cable which acts as both interface
cable nd charger (one plugs the cable into an adaptor) which kept falling out
before; it’s a magnet where it attaches to the Actilino, which as we all know,
can be tricky. But I have finally done it. I’m amazed the
I also got from the user manual that you can’t transfer plain text to the
device and have it contracted on the actilino itsself. you have to contract it
through transfer on their software. that was the deal breaker for me. the
neobraille also moves the display automatically it seems. I am
This was my initial response as well. However, it works quite nicely with
Bluetooth; the Braille is excellent; it is comfortable to use, and most
importantly for me, it has automatic tactile control which allows for reading
without having to manually go backwards and forwards (although one can,
Hi,
Any tips anyone can give on using this keyboard would be appreciated. My
girlfriend and I both got one but can't seem to figure out how to do something
simple like actvitate an item or return to the home screen.
Does anyone know of a UG or any documentation on using this particular
I agree about the contour folding. That's a very nice feature.
Re interacting, sorry, my bad. What I meant to say was, do you have to have
Quicknav on all the time? From the little bit that I've used it, that would
seem to be the case.
Cheers,
Donna
> On Nov 11, 2017, at 4:37 PM, Alex Hall
I have the same one.I don't need it often, but it's nice when I do. I also l∮
folding, so I can carry it without worrying about damaging keys or bending the
keyboard.
Can you explain what you mean by interacting? That's commonplace on the Mac,
but I don't know about it on iOS.
Sent from my
Well, I’m writing this message on it.
I like the form factor a lot. It will easily fit in my purse, as it folds down
to a very small size.Getting used to how it works will take some time, though.
For those of you who are used to BT keyboards,do you always have to interact?
TIA,
Donna
Sent
Hi!
I wrote a message in a group on facebook but i can not view the comments.
I see that people has commented the message but when i double tap on the
message i only get suggestions such as save or remove or block comments.
So how in the world do i view the comments?
Thanks.
/A
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Has anyone noticed? Highlighting text in Pages 6.3.1 works fine again with
VoiceOver. What a relief. :-)
Jürgen
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I looked at the actilino. I decided against it because it uses all windows
software. there isn’t even a way to update it with a mac. that made it
absolutely unfeasible for me.
On Nov 11, 2017, at 1:54 PM, Christine Grassman wrote:
Hello all:
For the past two days, I
You know, I had the same or similar problem with at least one Usb port. I
found that it happened after I jabbed my headphone jack into it by mistake. It
apparently set some switch, so I found that I just needed to go back into it
at the bottom corner, where I could feel it closer to the
Thanks for the update on this, Mike.
Mark
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Got the
Hello all:
For the past two days, I have attempted to connect an Actilino Braille display
for the purpose of transferring BRF files to read on the Actilino. However,
each time I connect it to my 2014 Macbook Air, I receive a “USB accessories
disabled; remove the USB device which is drawing too
Got the 10.13.1 update to install, looks like journaling needs to be enabled
for the install to work, this was never an issue before but easy enough to fix.
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That’s perfectly understandable. Vision is the primary input source for people
in the world is built around it. And as we all know, adjusting to blindness is
no picnic. It’s kind like they keep moving the furniture on you without telling
you.
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> On Nov 11, 2017, at 5:19
For some reason, using the software update from the app store, this update will
not install, wondering if anyone else has noticed this? After the system
reboots, it still says that it's on 10.13, going t try running the newest
installer to see if that works instead.
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I think it will be a wonderful device. Although, last night while watching
A.b.C. news at 11 PM they had a short clip about issues with Apple’s new 10 and
its locking up in the cold. It turned very cold here yesterday and we’re now
having December/January temps in the 20’s & 30’s. The broadcast
Hi all,
I'm looking for data recovery software that's low cost or free and works on
macOS. My mother uses a high-end digital camera, and one of her compact flash
cards is corrupt. At least, I'm assuming it is, because it worked to take
pictures but is now not recognized by any computer we try
Yes, but it is a matter of degree. Overall, blind people tend to complain and
resist change more than sighted people. In schools, blind children tend to
resist change more than any of the other physical or sensory disabilities.
Kind regards,
David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
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Maybe they do but you will find sighted people complain about things
they don't like as well. This can range from tech changes to well
anything else like bad drivers.
On 11/10/17, Maria Reyes wrote:
> Just saying, I feel like the blind community complains about
That’s not a bad price, Mark, when one considers how much these devices do for
us. I use my iPhone to read eBooks, get around, get sighted assistance, listen
to Audible books, identify packages that I purchase from the grocery store, and
the list goes on.
I hope you have loads of fun with
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