Are you using the full facebook site or the cut down mobile one at
m.facebook.com ?
On 23 Jun 2010, at 04:32, Cody Hurst wrote:
Voiceover doesn't seem to meshw ell with facebook either. sometimes if I'm
kicked out of the html content even if I just try to arrow over it and not
even
Not sure if there is an app to change screen colours like zoomtext, have you
tried writing to accessibil...@apple.com? as for the Firefox bit, you could
create your own CSS which you get Firefox to use instead of the CSS that is on
your web server.
On 21 Jun 2010, at 13:41, KeelhaulChris wrote:
All web browsers have the accessibility feature of being able to use an
external CSS (Case Cascading Stylesheet) You could import your existing style
sheet into a stylesheet creator for something like Adobe Dreamweaver and just
change the font and save it under a different name.
On 21 Jun
Well struggling to find the 100 new features, but have found one that I did
request. When going into setting and selecting Wallpaper you now get a
description of the image as you roll your finger over them, before the update
the wallpaper image was just read out as image. Very useful and hope
and the coloured icons and photos as is. My mum likes to use white on black
text in sun light situations, have set her phone to toggle between negative and
positive with 3 button clicks of the home button. Come on Apple?
On 21 Jun 2010, at 21:59, Chris Moore wrote:
Well struggling to find the 100 new
This is a stupid question I know, but what are you guys exactly talking about?
When yo say you want to toggle white on black with VO do yo mean the white on
black menus that pop up for things like item chooser etc?
On 19 Jun 2010, at 21:44, Anne Robertson wrote:
Hello Mark,
The ding sound
I personally think this is a good step taken by Apple. The introduction of
HDMI on the mini is fantastic for those who wish to hook up a full computer to
their HD TV. Internet browsing etc on the XBox/PS3
On 18 Jun 2010, at 12:11, Rob Lambert wrote:
leaves a lot to be desired and the Mac mini
Hi all,
Have any of you taken a look at the re-designed mobileme site yet? I am sure
visually it is stunning, but it seems even less accessible then the previous
site. Ok I can still read my mail, but trying to switch between applications
such as calendars, contacts etc seems impossible. I
Sorry to sound thick, what is OpenBook? is this some sort of OCR for the PC?
And this Fine Reader is this expensive? I am hoping to get an iPal Solo from
Humanware, but in the meantime I would like an OCR package that I can use to
read my printed documents that come through the post. The
I have parallels installed on my Mac. I already had Windows xp installed via
BootCamp which I used rarely for applications that you could not get to run on
a Mac back in the day when I used to have a Nokia phone and a Sat nav that was
not a tom tom. After losing my site I thought I would
and a follower Steve Jobs
On Jun 18, 2010, at 6:02 AM, Chris Moore wrote:
Hi all,
Have any of you taken a look at the re-designed mobileme site yet? I am
sure visually it is stunning, but it seems even less accessible then the
previous site. Ok I can still read my mail, but trying
Maybe we are all thinking a bit too old school. Two weeks ago Humanware
demonstrated document readers to me which used a camera instead. The camera
was portable as it was on a fold up tripod type thing. The software was on a
Windows machine which drove the camera, words were also displayed
, is the flash LED or xenon based?
Cheers,
Dónal
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
[mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Chris Moore
Sent: 18 June 2010 17:06
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Abbyy fine reader for Mac
Maybe we
If the iPhone was docked into an L shaped stand like Humanware's iPal then
multiple pages could be easily done. Turn the page and wait for the camera
click, then turn to the next page and so on. Also the ability to upload the
data direct to a computer like the iPal to take advantage of a
Could you not use a Newsreader on the Mac similar to how news groups are
displayed within Outlook Express? I have not used those type of news groups
for years, but I am sure there will be something you could get on the Mac, this
will mean less time on Windows
On 18 Jun 2010, at 18:11, Scott
Donna,
Excuse my ignorance, but what audio software do you use on Windows and for what
purpose?
Chris
On 18 Jun 2010, at 15:38, Donna Goodin wrote:
Hi Olivia,
Remember that a lot of us who are coming to the Mac now, have been Windows
users for many years, which means, unfortunately,
Fair comments... However, wasn't Exchange support added to Mail with Snow
Leopard?
Whilst there is a smaller audience on the Mac front who are not requesting
VoiceOver support from Developers yet there will quite a wait before we start
to see more accessible stuff. Windows has had JAWS,
Are your hearing aids not compatible with the Phonak iCom streamer ? This
might save the need to wear headphones altogether
On 18 Jun 2010, at 23:03, Maurice Mines wrote:
Hello, it's taken a while to respond to this post. It's good to find out that
there is someone who knows actually where,
You can create keyboard command shortcuts to perform basic tasks, such as
launch an application, tell you the current time, tell you how many unread
messages you have and I have assigned a toggle between DOM and Group mode for
when using Safari. mAC os x has scripting built into the OS which
I found this interesting thread regarding scripting for VO:
http://www.mail-archive.com/macvisionaries@googlegroups.com/msg09201.html
On 17 Jun 2010, at 10:49, Sarah Alawami wrote:
You can have vo scripts but i don't find them necessary.
As for curser tracking you can do that in vo. just
, Chris Moore wrote:
You can create keyboard command shortcuts to perform basic tasks, such as
launch an application, tell you the current time, tell you how many unread
messages you have and I have assigned a toggle between DOM and Group mode
for when using Safari. mAC os x has scripting
This is very useful, thank you Mary. I also stumbled across this when I looked
in the VO help area getting started, using os x applications. There is a very
useful section on using iChat. I forgot how useful pressing VO+H is for help
is lol.
On 17 Jun 2010, at 16:51, Mary Otten wrote:
what problems are you having? I just use VO +J and it works fine. Mind I must
admit it would be nice if I did not have to do that.
On 17 Jun 2010, at 17:09, Pete Nalda wrote:
Thought I'd share this email I got back from accessibil...@apple.com
Begin forwarded message:
From:
in case you did not know, to activate quick nav hold the cursor keys left and
right together until you hear quick nav is on, press agains to turn it off.
quick nav saves you having to hold down the VO buttons when surfing the web etc
On 17 Jun 2010, at 18:18, Anne Robertson wrote:
Has
yes, select the item in the doc you wish to move and then press and hold the
option key and the command key together whilst pressing the cursor key left or
right depending on where you wish to move the app to. voice over will announce
what it is moving and to where as you press the cursor keys.
I have a 18 month old MacBook which has the new track pad and I also have a 2
and a half year old iMac and I have experienced the same problem with both
machines. was on the Apple site today and was trying to download a manual for
the iPod Nano and VoiceOver had a heart attack.
Before Safari
I used to love record scratching on my old Technics turntables. cAn you use
external devices with this program like you can with Native Instrument's DJ
scratch? I would love an accessible app that I could scratch into, the track
pad would be a bit rubbish as you would need a cross fader for
and a follower Steve Jobs
On Jun 16, 2010, at 2:18 PM, Chris Moore wrote:
I have a 18 month old MacBook which has the new track pad and I also have a
2 and a half year old iMac and I have experienced the same problem with both
machines. was on the Apple site today and was trying
I prefer Apple Mail and Safari to Microsoft's Outlook and Internet Explorer.
You can get AOL instant messenger for the Mac, but personally I prefer iChat
for use with AOL, you can get iChat to also work with Facebook and MSN too
Apple will fix these current problems within weeks I am sure.
See this is where Apple is missing a trick. Garage Band is pretty good for
putting podcasts together, but it would be nice to have some DJ features too.
Better integration with iTunes and some beat matching etc Its been a while
since any decent new features were added to GB, over to you
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