Hello:
Firs of all, it is very important to determine if he wants to use VoiceOver, or
may be use zoom with VoiceOver.
If you activate zoom, but not VoiceOver, you can have the mouse to read what is
under it with speech, using the system voice. In that way, he can get used to
using speech, but a
Hi, I think zt for mac is probably a good option long term for some one who
knows they are going to keep their eyesight stable at some level. The
functionality is somewhere in between zooms for mack and zoomtext for windows.
It doesn't have any speech apparently, but voiceover and zoomtext sh
Hi Mike
I don't know since this totally blind gal can't use ZoomText. However, I do
know that the windows version of text has speech that goes with it. One time
just for fun, I called up ZoomText and Microsoft Word to see if I could do it.
I almost could. The problem came for me when I wanted t
Hello Erik,
I will tell my acquaintance about your company. He lives in Western Canada.
Thank you.
Mike
On 15,Jul,2013, at 2:50 PM, erik burggraaf wrote:
> Hi mike, You could refer him to Ebony consulting. I'm based out of toronto
> Ontario and have some experience in this regard. I'll h
Hello.
If my acquaintance were to go this route, is it easy to transition from
ZoomText to VoiceOver? Can the two programs be used simultaneously?
Kind regards,
Mike
On 15,Jul,2013, at 3:05 PM, Eugenia Firth wrote:
> Hi there
> I have known a number of people with situations similar to wha
Hi there
I have known a number of people with situations similar to what you describe. I
wonder if it would help him to do the trial version of ZoomText text for the
Mac. A lot of people seem to like this a lot.
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On Jul 15, 2013, at 7:19 AM, Mike Busboom wrote:
> Hello e
Hi mike, You could refer him to Ebony consulting. I'm based out of toronto
Ontario and have some experience in this regard. I'll have to speak with him
directly though. There are a lot of variables. My Toll-free number is
1-888-255-5194. The first consultation is free.
Best,
Erik Burggra
Hello everyone,
>From time to time, I assist people via Skype who would like to become familiar
>with VoiceOver. Thus far, all of those whom I have assisted have been unable
>to avail themselves of any visual cues from the screen, i.e. they depend
>exclusively on speech, Braille or both.
I re
