There are currently bugs which conflict with MBraille and iOS 7 with
VoiceOver on. Not sure about 7.1 and 7.1.1. Not only that self voicing
mode has its own advantages over using VoiceOver such as independent
speech rate and volume per language and even per dialect.
Regards Chris
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Nicholas Parsons wrote:
>> Hi Brandon,
>>
>> I use and love mBraille. Here are my tips:
>> Set it to always use "away" layout, table layout is only useful with the
>> iPad, and even then it's no where near as easy as away layout.
>> Turn tutorial
I'll share one more. Use self voicing mode activated with VoiceOver off.
Regards Chris
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On 23/04/2014 02:03, Nicholas Parsons wrote:
Hi Brandon,
I use and love mBraille. Here are my tips:
Set it to always use "away" layout,
Hi Brandon,
I use and love mBraille. Here are my tips:
Set it to always use "away" layout, table layout is only useful with the iPad,
and even then it's no where near as easy as away layout.
Turn tutorial mode off, this only seemed to make things difficult for me.
Get the pr
Hello,
Does anyone here use MBraille on the IPhone? I just started using it, and
really like it so far.
I was hoping people might have some tips for using it. I have some trouble with
the table layout, because the layout of the dots is a bit weird. The away
layout is easier for me, but not as
14 16:08, Donna Goodin wrote:
MBraille is an app that gives you the option of typing on a Perkins
style keyboard on your phone.
Donna
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Ladies and gentleman, here is part 2 of my series on MBraille.
Unfortunately due to a bug I had to do it in two parts, the second is a
short update on why I could not do one of the tasks.
Now that is out the way, here are the links for both files on Sendspace
and Dropbox, in that order
Ladies and gentleman, I bring to you, the MBraille Podcast!
Part 1 is complete; Part 2 will be done very soon. Below are the links
on both Sendspace and Dropbox, Sendspace coming next.
MBraille Podcast Part1 Mp3:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/1xratr
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Hi Chris,
Yes this does work better and is the only way for me to be accurate enough to
make this app useful.
Thanks for the reminder.
Lisette
On 30/06/2013, at 7:51 PM, Chris H wrote:
> Have you tried the away layout yet? This is similar to BrailleTouch.
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> On 30/06/2013 02:47
In this Tech Doctor Podcast, Robert and Allison speak with Harri Pasanen, the
developer of a fabulous new braille touch screen keyboard app called MBraille.
We learn about how the app came to be and explore many of its features.
The podcast is available on iBlink Radio, in iTunes via Downcast
Have you tried the away layout yet? This is similar to BrailleTouch.
Chris
On 30/06/2013 02:47, Lisette Wesseling wrote:
Hi Chris,
I'd be interested in a podcast on this app. I'm finding the app less than
wonderful so please convince me otherwise. I simply can't get the table lay out
to be r
Hi Chris,
I'd be interested in a podcast on this app. I'm finding the app less than
wonderful so please convince me otherwise. I simply can't get the table lay out
to be reliable, and generally don't get on very well with this app. The
contracted braille is wonderful, no doubt about it.
Please
I would love something like that.
On Jun 29, 2013, at 2:44 AM, Chris H wrote:
> Good morning all.
> Simple question, who would like me to do a podcast on this fantastic app?
> Plan to do it in a few weeks.
> Comments welcome.
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Simple question, who would like me to do a podcast on this fantastic
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I think so hence the inclusion of table mode.
Chris
On 28/06/2013 13:37, Maria & Joe Chapman wrote:
HI. can we use this app on our ipad? that would be awesome if we could.
regards
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HI. can we use this app on our ipad? that would be awesome if we could.
regards
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email:
bubbygirl1...@gmail.com
check out
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On 28/06/2013, at 5:32 PM, Chris H wrote:
> Ditto. I find the special way of h
Ditto. I find the special way of holding the phone and typing very good
and they should stick to it. Perhaps table mode is more for iPad users
than for iPhone and iPod Touch users.
Chris
On 28/06/2013 06:50, Nicholas Parsons wrote:
I actually think the Braille Touch way of typing Braille mak
I actually think the Braille Touch way of typing Braille makes much more sense
than the Perkins way. The dots are actually lined up as they appear in the
Braille cell. Moreover, they fit on the iPhone screen much better that way and
it allows you to hold the device at the same time as typing. If
be dot 3, 2, 1, 4, 5, 6,
> from left to right. Can't this be done? Is there a real reason why the dots
> in mbraille have to be in such a strange position?
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n why the dots in mbraille
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which may attract some of
you. Another unique feature is tutorial mode, so you can get used to how
the keyboard is laid out before actually entering text.
One not so quite unique feature, as this is also available in
TypeInBraille, is editing capability.
Here is the link in the Uk app store if inter
t so quite unique feature, as this is also available in
TypeInBraille, is editing capability.
Here is the link in the Uk app store if interested.
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/mbraille/id639199558?mt=8
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>>>> features, such as Contracted Braille support, which may attract some of
>>>> you. Another unique feature is tutorial mode, so you can get used to how
>>>> the keyboard is laid out before actually entering text.
>>>> One not so quite uni
also available in
>>> TypeInBraille, is editing capability.
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out before actually entering text.
One not so quite unique feature, as this is also available in TypeInBraille, is
editing capability.
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Hi. I haven't used mbrial enough to be sure but I think it's slightly more
responsive. Yes, I do also like the contracted braille. Will probably keep
braille touch at least for a bit but I am thinking i may like mbraille. I need
to get all the gestures down pat though. I also lik
laid out before actually entering text.
One not so quite unique feature, as this is also available in TypeInBraille, is
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