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> Subject: Re: VO accessible Chess, Checkers, Draughts and Xaingqi games
> released for iPhone, iPad & iTouch
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> If you having difficulty locating the games, try searching for Marcel Nijman
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From: "Scott Howell"
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Subject: Re: VO accessible Chess, Checkers, Draughts and Xaingqi games
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Sent: Saturday, February 05, 2011 10:58 AM
Subject: Re: VO accessible Chess, Checkers, Draughts and Xaingqi games
released for iPhone, iPad & iTouch
Hello Brandt,
If you are unable to locate Marcel's Apps in your country's App Store,
please send him a brief f
Hello Brandt,
If you are unable to locate Marcel's Apps in your country's App Store, please
send him a brief friendly email at:
i...@chess-wise.com
In my experience, he has been very quick to respond in a polite and helpful
manner.
Also, one other suggestion given to another individual from Sou
011 11:09 PM
Subject: Re: VO accessible Chess, Checkers, Draughts and Xaingqi games
released for iPhone, iPad & iTouch
If you having difficulty locating the games, try searching for Marcel Nijman
, which is the developer's name. He informed me that he checked since
someone else was
Original Message - From: "Scott Howell"
> To:
> Sent: Friday, February 04, 2011 1:35 PM
> Subject: Re: VO accessible Chess, Checkers, Draughts and Xaingqi games
> released for iPhone, iPad & iTouch
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> Colin,
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> I have no idea, but it is unlikely. Co
These links are specifically for the US. You can just search the
itunes app store for chess wise. It *should* be in the Canadian
store, from what I've read on this list.
Jim
On Fri, Feb 04, 2011 at 04:45:19PM -0330, Doug Lawlor wrote:
> I just tried accessing the below iTunes link and get a mes
I just tried accessing the below iTunes link and get a message that "your
request could not be completed." Could someone else in Canada confirm if these
apps are avalable in Canada? I may be just doing something wrong here.
Doug
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On 2011-02-03, at 10:24 PM, Bryan Jones
: VO accessible Chess, Checkers, Draughts and Xaingqi games
released for iPhone, iPad & iTouch
Colin,
I have no idea, but it is unlikely. Converting an iOS app to run on the Mac
platform is not impossible perhaps, but would not be trivial by any stretch
since your talking about a com
Colin,
Good points and the trackpad is of course a possibility. I imagine you could
present the idea to him, but he may be more interested in the iOS platform at
this point. You can access the support link from within the iTunes store.
Scott
On Feb 4, 2011, at 7:27 AM, Colin M wrote:
> Hi
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>To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
>Cc: Colin M
>Subject: Re: VO accessible Chess, Checkers, Draughts and Xaingqi gam
, 2011 6:30 AM
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Cc: Colin M
Subject: Re: VO accessible Chess, Checkers, Draughts and Xaingqi games
released for iPhone, iPad & iTouch
Hi Scott!
Could Marcel possibly make those Imac apps as well?
Do not want to cause them more headaches but would be interested i
Hi Scott!
I knew about the chess on the Mac!
It's the other games I was interested in!
Ok making them keyboard friendly might be hard but those using track pads
either on there mbp's or magic track pads could use the same gestures as the I
pad!
Or have I got that wrong!
I know that some people w
Colin,
I have no idea, but it is unlikely. Converting an iOS app to run on the Mac
platform is not impossible perhaps, but would not be trivial by any stretch
since your talking about a complete change to the interface as far as how you
would interact with it. In other words, going from a touch
Hi Scott!
Could Marcel possibly make those Imac apps as well?
Do not want to cause them more headaches but would be interested if at all
possible!
All the best!
Colin
Qapla!
Chegh chew jaj Vam jaj Kak
On 4 Feb 2011, at 11:13, Scott Howell wrote:
> Hi Jim,
>
> ALthough several of us have been w
Hi Jim,
ALthough several of us have been working with Marcel, I have not had a chance
to really dig into the games myself, although I did purchase them all. :) I
understand the exercises is for player 2 to win in one move. The right or wrong
is stated in the top message bar. I will check this o
Hi,
This is wonderful news. Kudos to Marcel for making the effort this
accessibility required, and to Apple for allowing us this kind of accessibility
in the first place. I just bought Chesswise Pro, and am very pleased with it
so far. I'll be sure to provide feedback if I feel it's warranted
I've been playing with chesswise, and it looks awesome! I'll
definately say so in the app store.
My only question is about the excercises. The board is accessible,
but the explaination (what to do) appears not to be. That is, I
couldn't find any text on the screen. Has anyone played with this?
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