their emothins and
judgment can just reach out and keep going with a slightly new form.
The App Store isn't easy and isn't accessible. The IBooks store is iffy and
tedious to navigate as a blind user now and it didn't act that way before
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I am reading a fairly lengthy textbook using iBooks. What I am wondering, is
there a way to read a line at a time? Now, the first thing is, in my VoiceOver
rotor settings the lines option is selected. However, while reading in
iBooks, the lines option is not present on the rotor. Just saying
Try going to the book content before trying the roter.
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I am reading a fairly lengthy textbook using iBooks. What I am wondering, is
there a way to read a line at a time? Now, the first thing
wrote:
Try going to the book content before trying the roter.
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On 01/02/2013, at 6:32 AM, Richard Ring richr...@gmail.com wrote:
I am reading a fairly lengthy textbook using iBooks. What I am wondering, is
there a way to read a line at a time? Now, the first
Hi Rich,
You are out of luck with trying to read by lines using speech. I have written
to accessibility at Apple, and I hope you will do the same. It use to be
possible, but they broke it in the last big update, which I think was about a
year ago. Another thing I've noticed that works on Nook
Can you read lines with a Braille display?
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On Feb 1, 2013, at 10:56 AM, Mary Otten motte...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Rich,
You are out of luck with trying to read by lines
Well, you can't read lines in the sense of using the rotor element, because it
is absent when in the content area. But you can move around using the braille
display within the page of the book and thus get chunks of text. I hope that
made sense.
Mary
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It made perfect sense, thanks.
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On Feb 1, 2013, at 11:19 AM, Mary Otten motte...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, you can't read lines in the sense of using the rotor element,
or down
the screen does.
Lisette
On 2/02/2013, at 1:32 AM, Richard Ring richr...@gmail.com wrote:
I am reading a fairly lengthy textbook using iBooks. What I am wondering, is
there a way to read a line at a time? Now, the first thing is, in my
VoiceOver rotor settings the lines option
very often to get what you want.
But of course this is just my experience and some others might have different
ones.
All the best
Jürgen
Am 27.01.2013 um 02:14 schrieb Joanne Chua shuang.an...@gmail.com:
Hi All,
Have anyone on this list use IBooks Author before? If so, how
accessible and user
Hi All,
Have anyone on this list use IBooks Author before? If so, how
accessible and user friendly for voiceover user.
Thanks
Regards
Joanne
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I once read an article that put forth a theory for this. Consider that a great
deal of Apple's iBooks are textbooks, and that people who read books (text or
not) often do it while out and about, or on the couch, or at the table, or
other places that aren't in front of their computers. Now
Hi all,
Anyone know if there's a way to do this?
TIA,
Donna
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No, there is no way to read ibooks on the Mac so far as I am aware.
Mary
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Ah, too bad. Thanks, Mary.
Donna
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No, there is no way to read ibooks on the Mac so far as I am aware.
Mary
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Apple has released iBooks 3.0, the latest version of their ebook platform for iOS devices. In addition
How do I save my place in a PDF in iBooks? I am looking at some materials and I
have to be able to pick up where i left off. I was on page 290 or so. Now I am
back at the beginning of the document. How can I prevent this the next time I
leave the book and come back to it??
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Hi all, Have any of you used iBooks author to put a book on the app store?
I'm thinking about trying it, but would love a few pointers, or to know if it's
even accessible.
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just saw this on Cult of Mac. I haven't tried it, but it if it works
then some of you would enjoy it.
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then some of you would enjoy it.
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Ricardo Walker wrote:
you can probably replace caliber with Stanza in the instructions given.
Did you actually read the instructions? Because the method described for
removing the DRM from Kindle books uses Calibre plug-ins, and I'm pretty sure
Stanza doesn't have the same capabilities.
I'm
to try.
Jane
Jane
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I just saw this on Cult of Mac. I haven't tried it, but it if it works then
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enjoy it.
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But if you can't even register the Kindle software on the Mac without
I just saw this on Cult of Mac. I haven't tried it, but it if it works then
some of you would enjoy it.
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I just don't think that it is worth all of this work. JMO
Scott
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I'm puzzled. Why not just back translate the brf file? The problem with this
method is that you can only read the file in ibooks with a braille display; no
ability to listen to the book with voiceover.
For windows users, there is a free back translation program. Not sure for the
Mac.
If you
in ibooks with a braille display;
no ability to listen to the book with voiceover.
For windows users, there is a free back translation program. Not sure for the
Mac.
If you are a kurzweil user, you can load the brf file into k1000 and it will
back translate it. You can then save it at least
I've successfully imported
WebBraille books to read in IBooks. There are other methods of reading
these on the IPhone/IPod, but this method will allow you to keep your
place in the book when you need to pause reading. I used TextEdit on the
Mac to open the file and export it to pdf. Check your
Hello Steve,
In my original BLOG post on this subject, from which Theresa based her post,
using something other than Text Edit, it is not necessary to force lowercase
lettering.
The following is the original BLOG post:
How To Get Web Braille or Braille Formatted Titles Into iBooks
Hello
Hi all,
The uppercase relates to ASCII values and doesn't affect the Braille dot-6
representation of capital letters in the body of the document. When a brf file
is translated, the ASCII characters are still uppercase and therefore show up
in computer Braille with a dot-7 attached. This seems
Hi Mark,
My purpose in posting another method of importing was to try something that
worked for me successfully and then post it to others. For whatever odd reason,
importing to epub format simply is not working for me. I know that pdf does, so
now we have other options available. I hope I was
an instance in which it
would be beneficial.
I'm going to share with you all the way I've successfully imported
WebBraille books to read in IBooks. There are other methods of reading
these on the IPhone/IPod, but this method will allow you to keep your
place in the book when you need to pause
in IBooks. There are other methods of reading
these on the IPhone/IPod, but this method will allow you to keep your
place in the book when you need to pause reading. I used TextEdit on
the
Mac to open the file and export it to pdf. Check your text-editor's
documentation on exporting to pdf if you're
Just to make things a bit clearer: by indicajing uncontracted Braille in this
importing method, you are not converting the document itself into uncontracted
Braille. A brf file is already translated, so it doesn't need VO to translate
it yet again. The resulting file displays in what looks like
Hi, all,
I don't usually cross-post, but this seems like an instance in which it would
be beneficial.
I'm going to share with you all the way I've successfully imported WebBraille
books to read in IBooks. There are other methods of reading these on the
IPhone/IPod, but this method will allow
to share with you all the way I've successfully imported WebBraille
books to read in IBooks. There are other methods of reading these on the
IPhone/IPod, but this method will allow you to keep your place in the book
when you need to pause reading. I used TextEdit on the Mac to open the file
successfully imported
WebBraille books to read in IBooks. There are other methods of reading these
on the IPhone/IPod, but this method will allow you to keep your place in the
book when you need to pause reading. I used TextEdit on the Mac to open the
file and export it to pdf. Check your text
Braille in Ibooks is
concerned.
Teresa
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On Apr 16, 2012, at 9:58 AM, Teresa Cochran wrote:
Hi, Mark and all,
Yes, and it doesn't work either. Interesting. So it's probably not the brf
format that's causing the trouble.
Have
displayed. I changed the brf file extension to
txt, since RoboBraille doesn't allow for that as a starting extension. Then I
had it convert from txt to epub. No dice, as far as displaying Braille in
Ibooks is concerned.
Teresa
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Hello Listers:
I am cross-posting this to both the v iPhone and Mac Visionaries mailing
lists.
I just published the following to the Candle Shore BLOG:
How To Get Web Braille or Braille Formatted Titles Into iBooks
Hello Everyone,
The following instructions are for those who, like me, want
this to both the v iPhone and Mac Visionaries mailing
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I just published the following to the Candle Shore BLOG:
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Hello Everyone,
The following instructions are for those who, like me, want to enjoy their
Braille formatted
the v iPhone and Mac Visionaries mailing
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I just published the following to the Candle Shore BLOG:
How To Get Web Braille or Braille Formatted Titles Into iBooks
Hello Everyone,
The following instructions are for those who, like me, want to enjoy their
Braille formatted titles
put a PDF file into iBooks. Here's my question. Because
some of those textbooks have workbooks that go with them or questions that the
students must answer, does anybody know if iBooks in someway will let you come
to make completions? I was thinking of fillable PDF forms when I asked. I have
Actually, I'm so jazzed about this. Amazon's Kindle left us in the lurch, to
my way of thinking at least, but Apple came through!
Mike
On 28,Feb,2012, at 4:00 PM, Cheree Heppe wrote:
Cheree Heppe here:
Nearly every book I have downloaded from IBooks has read correctly and has
been
,
Mike
On 26,Feb,2012, at 12:59 PM, Esther wrote:
Hi Mike,
Just to expand on my comment about issuing the two-finger flick down from
the text area of the book to get continuous reading going in iBooks.
Since this gesture is meant to read all on the current page, starting
from your
the text area
of the book to get continuous reading going in iBooks. Since this gesture is meant to
read all on the current page, starting from your present position, if you
wanted to find out about the page chooser at the bottom of the screen the first time you
checked the layout of controls
to expand on my comment about issuing the two-finger flick down from
the text area of the book to get continuous reading going in iBooks. Since
this gesture is meant to read all on the current page, starting from your
present position, if you wanted to find out about the page chooser at the
bottom
to expand on my comment about issuing the two-finger flick down from
the text area of the book to get continuous reading going in iBooks. Since
this gesture is meant to read all on the current page, starting from your
present position, if you wanted to find out about the page chooser
Cheree Heppe here:
Nearly every book I have downloaded from IBooks has read correctly and has been
accessible.
The only exception that I recall now are books produced by a group called
Instructables. They put out cookbooks, craft how-to books, a survival manual
where they have doagrams about
regards and thanks once again for your assistance,
Mike
On 26,Feb,2012, at 12:59 PM, Esther wrote:
Hi Mike,
Just to expand on my comment about issuing the two-finger flick down from the text area
of the book to get continuous reading going in iBooks. Since this gesture is meant to
read all
.
Kindest regards and thanks once again for your assistance,
Mike
On 26,Feb,2012, at 12:59 PM, Esther wrote:
Hi Mike,
Just to expand on my comment about issuing the two-finger flick down from the
text area of the book to get continuous reading going in iBooks. Since this
gesture is meant to read
. At present, at least with the approach that
seems to be working for me, I have to go to the page chooser and flick to the
next page..
Is there a way to get iBooks to do continuous scrolling or get VoiceOver to
automatically turn pages and thus ensure continuous reading, as it were? I
am staying
iBooks to do continuous scrolling or get VoiceOver to
automatically turn pages and thus ensure continuous reading, as it were? I
am staying with a friend who has an iPad and he tells me that he is able to
get this to work. He puts his iPad in Landscape mode and can see two pages
at a time
, I have to go to the page
chooser and flick to the next page..
Is there a way to get iBooks to do continuous scrolling or get VoiceOver to
automatically turn pages and thus ensure continuous reading, as it were?
I am staying with a friend who has an iPad and he tells me that he is able
entirety. Where I am having a problem,
however, is getting VoiceOver to read continuously. At present, at least
with the approach that seems to be working for me, I have to go to the page
chooser and flick to the next page..
Is there a way to get iBooks to do continuous scrolling or get
to the next page..
Is there a way to get iBooks to do continuous scrolling or get VoiceOver to
automatically turn pages and thus ensure continuous reading, as it were?
I am staying with a friend who has an iPad and he tells me that he is able
to get this to work. He puts his iPad in Landscape
Hi Mike,
Just to expand on my comment about issuing the two-finger flick down from the
text area of the book to get continuous reading going in iBooks. Since this
gesture is meant to read all on the current page, starting from your present
position, if you wanted to find out about the page
iBooks to do continuous scrolling or get VoiceOver to
automatically turn pages and thus ensure continuous reading, as it were? I
am staying with a friend who has an iPad and he tells me that he is able to
get this to work. He puts his iPad in Landscape mode and can see two pages
at a time
The Mac-cessibility Round Table Podcast #20 - iBooks and Twinkies
In episode #20 of the Round Table, our knights discuss Apple's iBooks
announcement, OS X 10.7.3, Apple's blow-out sales, and a few other things.
Note: This podcast was recorded two weeks ago. We apologize for the unforeseen
delay
Hi guys,
I am attempting to figure out the iBooks Author App. Not going so well. Have
any of you tried it? There are a few unlabeled buttons from what I can tell and
the interface is a bit confusing. Any help would be welcomed.
Thanks,
Keith
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On 2011-11-07, at 4:19 PM, Denise Avant wrote:
hi all,
I have a couple pdf files i want to move to ibooks. i put the file under
automatically add to itunes, but when i did a sync
.
On 2011-11-07, at 4:19 PM, Denise Avant wrote:
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I have a couple pdf files i want to move to ibooks. i put the file under
automatically add to itunes, but when i did a sync of my iphone, i did not
see the file in the ibooks section. is there another step? i have done this
successfully
You need to go into preferences and store and check the checkbox for books. If
you want apps and music check those, as well.
Jane
On Jun 11, 2011, at 9:38 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
I wonder what I am missing. I have updated my Ibooks and I have turned on the
setting under store on both my
I wonder what I am missing. I have updated my Ibooks and I have turned on the
setting under store on both my IPod and IPad, which is suppose to enable
automatic download of books purchased on one device to other devices. Yet books
I buy in the IBooks store on Itunes on my Mac do not show up
Hi Riuucardo,
I didn't actually see a synch ibooks choice. I did see automatic download of
books as a choice, but that's to auto download stuff I buy on anothert device
to the Mac, I think. I checked it anyway. We'll see what happens.
Mary
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Oh, yes, IBooks is quite accessible. You flip pages with a three-finger swipe
to the left or Braille o-chord.
Teresa
On Jun 9, 2011, at 12:34 PM, Dawn Benbow wrote:
Ibooks is accessible? I wasn't sure if it was or not. I gave it a try with my
ipod touch
manual and was having some issues
I forgot one more point: You can read continuously by using a two-finger-swipe
downward. It beeps to denote pages as it reads.
Teresa
On Jun 9, 2011, at 1:51 PM, Teresa Cochran wrote:
Oh, yes, IBooks is quite accessible. You flip pages with a three-finger swipe
to the left or Braille o
On Jun 6, 2011, at 9:23 PM, Howard Dupuis wrote:
Am I understanding correctly that we'll soon be able to read iBooks on
the Mac? If iCloud is going to be synching all devices, then a book I
purchase on my iPod Touch would be available on my Mac, too, no? I'm
hoping so.
Thanks.
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Hi there!
I've just had a email from Itunes talking about Ibooks in Itunes for your
computer!
hth Colin
On 7 Jun 2011, at 19:43, Jon Cohn wrote:
Tidbits.com who also publish the take control books, talked a little about
ePub books on the Macintosh yesterday. Apparently the iTunes store now
so what did the e-mail say exactly?
Thanks.
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On Jun 7, 2011, at 3:35 PM, Colin M wrote:
Hi there!
I've just had a email from Itunes talking about Ibooks in Itunes for your
computer!
hth Colin
there!
I've just had a email from Itunes talking about Ibooks in Itunes for your
computer!
hth Colin
On 7 Jun 2011, at 19:43, Jon Cohn wrote:
Tidbits.com who also publish the take control books, talked a little about
ePub books on the Macintosh yesterday. Apparently the iTunes store now
, at 20:48, Ricardo Walker wrote:
so what did the e-mail say exactly?
Thanks.
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On Jun 7, 2011, at 3:35 PM, Colin M wrote:
Hi there!
I've just had a email from Itunes talking about Ibooks
Hi Ricardo!
Yeah tucked down at the bottom [when I heard it! ]
Ibooks 1.3 on your I devices will be needed!
So you can get them but you'll need your I pad or one of the others! :]
Unless someone knows better!
Colin
On 7 Jun 2011, at 22:36, Ricardo Walker wrote:
ok.
But it just said you can
Am I understanding correctly that we'll soon be able to read iBooks on
the Mac? If iCloud is going to be synching all devices, then a book I
purchase on my iPod Touch would be available on my Mac, too, no? I'm
hoping so.
Thanks.
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No,
They said nothing about iBooks coming to the Mac. He said your iBooks will be
synced across your IOS devices.
hth
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On Jun 6, 2011, at 9:23 PM, Howard Dupuis wrote:
Am I understanding correctly
He did say that a mac or pc would be treated as a device so I can see
why you might think so, but he didn't mention that *exact* feature.
Hopefully you will be able to do this though.
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No,
They said nothing about iBooks coming to the Mac
, at 7:23 PM, Howard Dupuis wrote:
Am I understanding correctly that we'll soon be able to read iBooks on
the Mac? If iCloud is going to be synching all devices, then a book I
purchase on my iPod Touch would be available on my Mac, too, no? I'm
hoping so.
Thanks.
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Hello all,
I like to read epub-files on my iphone4 with the ibooks program from Apple.
I can place bookmarks in this files but it would be nice if I can read that
epub-file with the bookmarks included, on my mac.
I read epub-files with text express from the app store on my mac, but , I can't
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Date: 13/04/2011 11:The way i have 4mported pdf files into ipad is to add them
first to your itunes library through file, add to library dialog. Then you
connect your device and in the books
hi all,
i think someone here posted instructions on how to import documents such as
word and adobe into ibooks for reading on i devices. can someone resend me
those instructions?
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Personally, I think it would be excellent to have iBooks on the Mac.
It would be great to hear Alex reading a book instead of just
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Hi, folk,
I've started creating pdf versions of some of my files, so I can read them in
IBooks. I'm fairly sure they aren't optimized for accessibility in this case.
Perhaps because of this, I have unpredictable results when turning pages in
these files. sometimes I can go from page 22 to page
:58 PM, Teresa Cochran wrote:
hello, Everett,
I simply use copy and paste. Copy from the finder, find your device in
Itunes, navigate to the device Books folder and paste there. Then select PDFs
after opening IBooks
Teresa
On Mar 31, 2011, at 12:56 PM, E.J. Zufelt wrote:
Good
Hello All,
Is there a way to read iBooks on the Mac?
Mark
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Mark,
Funny, my husband and I were just asking ourselves this very question the other
night. :-) To the best of my knowledge, iBooks is not yet available for the
mac. However, depending on the format of the book you wish to read, you may be
able to use another third-party program to read
. :-) To the best of my knowledge, iBooks is not yet available
for the mac. However, depending on the format of the book you wish to read,
you may be able to use another third-party program to read your E-books.
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Oh, I don't know. I think it would be kinda nice to have iBooks on the mac.
It never hurts to make a suggestion for something you have an interest in. I'm
sure Apple will decide whether or not the idea is popular enough to consider
adding in future updates.
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Good afternoon,
All of the directions I have read for adding PDFs to iBooks includes dragging
and dropping the files into iTunes. Does anyone have the directions for VO
users
Thanks,
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hello, Everett,
I simply use copy and paste. Copy from the finder, find your device in Itunes,
navigate to the device Books folder and paste there. Then select PDFs after
opening IBooks
Teresa
On Mar 31, 2011, at 12:56 PM, E.J. Zufelt wrote:
Good afternoon,
All of the directions I have
Hi, all,
Is there a way to optimize accessibility of pdf files in IBooks? I've just
tried reading a fairly sizable document, and flipping pages yields some pretty
unpredictable results. On one occasion, I magically turned from page 18 to page
83. Not good.
TIA,
Teresa
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Random House Titles Come to iBooks
The last significant hold out from Apple's iBooks store, Random House, has
decided to shift to the agency model now used by Apple and others and make their
titles available.
This is a fantastic development for visually impaired book lovers, providing
Hi All;
First off, I hope all of your new year's celebrations were safe fun and totally
freaking amazingly cool! woohoo! HOpe 2011 is treating ya'll wonderfully well
so far!… :)
Okay, so this may be old news, but the current version of iBooks is now reading
PDFs properly! I.E. if you do a two
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