Hello Tim,
I don't know that machine. What do Enabling Technologies say? What have you
tried?
Gena
On 10 Jun 2014, at 22:42, Tim Emmons wrote:
> Gena, I have a Romeo Pro 50 a single sided braille printer from Enabling
> technologies. Can I get that to emboss on the mac side? I've not had luck
Hello Cheryl,
That's a lot of useful information. My Basic was purchased as a used machine
and is a V1 blue. They hadn't dreamed of USB ports back in those days. .
This is what I got when I attempted to build the standard distribution, which
I'm sure came from the official site:
Georginas-Mac
I thought about replying within the message but decided that might not work so
well for people who are trying to read fast. So I'll address each point here at
the top.
1. My cable came with the Index basic and I didn't have to go find a prolific
driver and cable. Maybe that is part of what the
Gena, I have a Romeo Pro 50 a single sided braille printer from Enabling
technologies. Can I get that to emboss on the mac side? I've not had luck with
it yet but was just curious. Let me know what might work. This is for my office
here at work, we're trying to get our braille printer back up a
Hello,
I have just got an Index Basic going on my Mac.
Firstly I needed a USB to serial lead. I understand that there are 2 chipsets
supported. I was lucky that one that I had for some time was a supported one. I
had to find a Prolific driver and install it. It wasn't difficult. It generates
a
I have not heard that, did not know there was a delay, for I never
heard a deadline. Ok being funny here. :) I would play with Louis but
the embosser is not close enough to the Mac anyway to be connected.
Quote of the nanosecond . . .
Everything I know I learned in Corporate America.
Robert
The embossers from Index work well. Your biggest problem, however, is not the
actual embossing but the translation program.
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> Cheryl
> I tried and tried to turn over a new leaf.
> I got crumpled wads of tear-stained paper thrown in the trash!
> Then God gave me a new heart and life:
> His
Thanks, Chris, I may give them a call.
Cheers,
Donna
On Jun 10, 2014, at 1:14 PM, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
> I had posted this to the list a while ago:
>
> Was emailing with the folks at ViewPlus and they say they have a beta driver
> for their embossers. They said it can embos
thanks, Cheryl. I'm actually asking for someone who is fairly new to the Mac,
and is currently in the process of selecting and embosser. I'll check this out.
Cheers,
Donna
On Jun 10, 2014, at 1:11 PM, Cheryl Homiak wrote:
> I use an Index printer and Index has an application and driver. I use
Yeah, me, too. But it seems to keep getting delayed. *sigh*
Cheers,
Donna
On Jun 10, 2014, at 12:40 PM, Robert C wrote:
> I am waiting for Duxbury to port DBT over to Mac. And if that version uses
> Microsoft Word, which supposedly will be accessible on the Mac, it cannot be
> soon enough th
Will a Braille blazer work on a Mac?
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> On Jun 10, 2014, at 2:14 PM, "'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries"
> wrote:
>
> I had posted this to the list a while ago:
>
> Was emailing with the folks at ViewPlus and they say they have a beta driver
> for their embossers. They sai
I had posted this to the list a while ago:
Was emailing with the folks at ViewPlus and they say they have a beta
driver for their embossers. They said it can emboss simple text
documents and works with any current generation ViewPlus embosser. I can
pass along their contact info if anyone want
I use an Index printer and Index has an application and driver. I use liblouis
and liblouisutdml for translation but I also do a lot of editing along with
that; there is also a louis program for the Mac but at least for the Spanish
there were problems with it last time I tried it but the English
I am waiting for Duxbury to port DBT over to Mac. And if that
version uses Microsoft Word, which supposedly will be accessible on the
Mac, it cannot be soon enough tho I may need the time to save up the
pennies for both. :)
But if there are other alternatives that would work, I would try
That's the same question I want to know. I have a Romeo Pro 50 and want to
emboss with it.
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Hi all,
Just wondering if there are any of you out there embossing braille from a Mac?
If so, how are you doing it?
Thanks,
Donna
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No unexpectedly quitting for me. A Mac reboot every now and then isn't a
bad idea.
CB
On 1/4/14 12:05 AM, Daniel Hawkins wrote:
Hello Chris,
Smacks forehead on desk. I am an idiot. I was trying to get OpenOffice
and LibreOffice from a installation back when I got my Mac last March…
I fail.
Hello Chris,
Smacks forehead on desk. I am an idiot. I was trying to get OpenOffice and
LibreOffice from a installation back when I got my Mac last March… I fail. I
spent almost all day doing research allay and never though I’d update the apps!
sees.
So that’s what I did, I updated both OpenOf
Have you tried the latest LibreOffice? It was not working with voiceover
last I tried it but I just downloaded the new version today 4.1.4.2 and
so far the word processor is working reasonably well. At least I wasn't
getting the empty document I used to get. I'm on 10.8 so I couldn't
verify if
I use liblouis to translate from print to braille. It's also actually possible
to write in braille on your computer if you know what symbols to use and I've
been known to do this for short things and quick corrections. My printer is an
Index and so I use the Index driver for actual printing.
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> On Jan 3, 2014, at 12:04 PM, Annie Skov Nielsen
> wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> What about liblouis.
> https://code.google.com/p/liblouis/
> I can not figure out how to install and run it on the mac, but maybe someone
> can clarify that. It has been updated in june
Hi all.
What about liblouis.
https://code.google.com/p/liblouis/
I can not figure out how to install and run it on the mac, but maybe someone
can clarify that. It has been updated in june or july.
Best regards Annie.
Den 02 Jan 2014 kl. 22:12 skrev Daniel Hawkins :
> I did research on that. Eve
I did research on that. Even Apple said that LibreOffice, and OpenOffice is
fully accessible . When I looked around, the last accessible format was on
Lion, and Openoffice 3.
The Wiki was looks like last updated in 2009.
When I had my Mountain Lion, Openoffice and libreoffice worked, just can’t
Ok, thanks for letting me know on that. I have no experience with Duxbury, so i
will pass that along to my sister.
Thanks!
Daniel Hawkins
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On Jan 2, 2014, at 3:01
According to the Apache web site, Apache Open office supposedly works
with VO now, but last I tried it I could only access menu bar items and
couldn't actually work with the text in the document. That's been a
while so maybe they fixed it again. LibreOffice claims the same thing.
Did you try th
Hi Daniel,
I'm not sure if this topic was recently discussed on this list or another.
However, I did received a recent post on the Duxbury list serve stating that
once 11.2 is released, creating and dedicating time for a Mac Duxbury version
is high on the priority list. Who knows when it will
Hello everyone,
Once again, I have another question for here. Long story short my sister have
been blind for years and I just recently lost my vision. However I jumped to a
Mac right away, but my sister is transiting from Windows XP to Mac. One problem
she had was learning Duxbury, there was no
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