Hi!
You could change the double tap gesture to anything that might work for you.
There’s settings for changing gestures in the voiceover settings.
I apparently don’t know or remember where they were but i have used them and
tried them out.
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> 10 maj 2020 kl. 07:07 skrev Angus MacKinnon :
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>
Hi!
Yes that’s something that bugs me a lot.
I’ve tried to tell accessibility about this but only gets answers such as talk
to the devs of the webpage that may have the problem.
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> 10 maj 2020 kl. 01:48 skrev Mary Otten :
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> In theory, you double tap on the picker, then you flick up or down,
Angus,
By the way, the split tap will not work on sliders. You can access
speaking rate and several other options on the rotor. If accessing the
rotor is difficult, you can change the gestures used in the Voiceover
settings under Commands. I changed mine to 2 finger swipe left or right.
Fr
Angus,
No. Speaking rate is a different item. It is a slider and it is changed by
flicking up/down with a single finger to change the value.
Dave Carlson
Pioneer, Farfar, Oregonian, Woodworker, Engineer, and Musician
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You could look into using the accessibility feature called voice control if
your fingers aren’t steady enough?
Harry
> On 10 May 2020, at 03:58, Angus MacKinnon wrote:
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> I have to really wonder how this Double Tapping got so popular. My
> Neurological Disorder (Ataxia) Does not let me Doubl
Split tap by holding with one finger and single tap with another finger.
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On 5/9/2020 10:07 PM, Angus MacKinnon wrote:
Dave
I tried out what you suggested.
Dave
I tried out what you suggested. And it did not seem to work on
Settings/Accessibility/Voice Over/Speaking Rate. Holding with One Finger and
Double Tapping did not seem to work. However, maybe I was doing it wrong. I did
eventually found something that worked. Expermentation time.
Angus M
Angus,
Can you use the split tap in place of the double tap? You hold one
finger in the item then tap once with another finger, either hand.
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Angus,
Sorry to hear of your frustration. But interestingly enough, you do not need to
be positioned on the item for the tapping. Once you have focused on the item
and it speaks, a double tap anywhere on the screen is sufficient to launch. Use
the swipe gesture to land on the item, then double t
I have to really wonder how this Double Tapping got so popular. My Neurological
Disorder (Ataxia) Does not let me Double Tap. I line up an Item to Double Tap
and I double Tap Left of the Item and or Right of the Item and or Above the
Item and or Below the Item. It is less Stressful and Frustrati
Thanks to all. Brad, the rotor was the missing step here. Thanks
tons for that, I finally accomplished what I needed to do.
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On 5/9/2020 4:51 PM, Brad Snyder wrote:
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Forgot to mention, that sometimes you have to double tap on an item to open the
picker, which often appears near the bottom of the screen.
HTH
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On May 9, 2020, at 18:51, Brad Snyder wrote:
With focus on the Picker item, make sure your rotor is set to “Adjust Value”,
and then swipe
With focus on the Picker item, make sure your rotor is set to “Adjust Value”,
and then swipe either up or down to select your choice. Once you have
completed this action, swipe left or right to exit the Picker.
HTH
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On May 9, 2020, at 18:23, 'E.T.' via MacVisionaries
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In theory, you double tap on the picker, then you flick up or down, or I have
even occasionally seen them from left to right, to pick the item you want. The
problem which has become more so with iOS 13 is that sometimes when you double
tap on the picker, the list doesn’t pop up. I have no idea w
The way I handled them in iOS is to double tap on the picker, wait a second and
it will bring the picker into an editable context and say “picker item. At that
point flick up or down to find the entry you want to select. Then flick left to
the done button and tap that.
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In iOS 13, how does one handle these? I cannot figure out how to
select what I need either via gestures or keyboard.
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Good point. I was just wondering though if there was something I might be
missing, some way to change settings to not say that but it is worth reporting,
especially in long picker lists.
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On Jun 15, 2014, at 11:16 AM, Christopher Hallsworth
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Why not report this to Apple Accessibility. Maybe this will be fixed by
the time iOS 8 is released in the Fall.
Christopher Hallsworth
Student at the Hadley School for the Blind
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On 15/06/2014 15:53, Jenine Stanley wrote:
Is there any way to get VO not to say "Selected" before ev
Is there any way to get VO not to say "Selected" before every picker item? It's
beyond annoying. This only seems to happen in IOS 7.1.1. It can say "Selected"
after the item but if you need to say, set a time, getting the minutes correct
can be tedium.
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