It is working for me on Lion. I did have some crashes before, but i
don't get crashes if i do exactly the following: 1. With quicknav on
interact with the page. 2. With the very next key bress put quicknav
off. 3. Then left and right works fine for skipping pages backward and
forward.
I've only tr
I'm not sure about google but, It does work with BN and Kobo.
Ricardo Walker
rwalker...@gmail.com
Twitter & Skype: rwalker296
www.mobileaccess.org
On Jul 29, 2011, at 8:24 AM, Mary Otten wrote:
Max, Are you using SL or Lion with the Adobe application? It seems people with
Lion are reporting cra
Max, Are you using SL or Lion with the Adobe application? It seems people with
Lion are reporting crashes upon interacting with a page. Also, just to clarify,
should this Adobe beta allow the use of books from the google store as well as
Kobo and Barnes and Noble's nook store? I've been out of t
Hmm,
When I interact with the page, voiceover crashes.
Ricardo Walker
rwalker...@gmail.com
Twitter & Skype: rwalker296
www.mobileaccess.org
On Jul 29, 2011, at 6:14 AM, Max wrote:
Thanks. I've managed to download some books from Kobo and i'm reading
them with Adobe Digital Editions 1.8 preview.
Thanks. I've managed to download some books from Kobo and i'm reading
them with Adobe Digital Editions 1.8 preview.
Just to put it very clearly - you need to interact with the page, then
make sure that quicknav is off, and then you can page back and forward
with left and right. It works pretty well
I just use the arrow keys for previous and next page. Left for previous, right
for next.
Jane
On Jul 27, 2011, at 9:45 AM, Anne Robertson wrote:
> Hello Max,
>
> I'm not Jane, but I've started using Adobe Digital Editions Preview.
> Theoretically, you can interact with the page and read usi
Hello Max,
I'm not Jane, but I've started using Adobe Digital Editions Preview.
Theoretically, you can interact with the page and read using the usual VO
reading commands. However, I find that every time I interact with the page, VO
crashes.
As for continuous reading, it isn't currently possib
This is great news. I haven't checked out some of the books I've wanted to from
the library because of the lack of accessibility.. Now it seems I can.
Thanks,
Teresa
On Jul 27, 2011, at 6:37 AM, Max wrote:
> Thank you Jane. I downloaded Adobe Digital Editions 1.8 preview and it
> seems to be qui
Thank you Jane. I downloaded Adobe Digital Editions 1.8 preview and it
seems to be quite accessible with Voice Over. At the moment i can
only read by page - but maybe i just haven't found the short cut keys
for reading by line etc yet. I'm also finding that after every page i
manually have to clic
Hi there. Yes I am talking a bout 1.8 Beta for Adobe Digital Editions.
As for Overdrive, not talking about those. I'm talking specifically about Kobo
Books--I thought that's what the person was referring to. Overdrive books are
supposed to be supported now with adobe 1.8. I have yet to find
Hi Jane,
Wow, this must be the 1.8 beta that is supposed to add accessibility support.
According to the MacUpdate page, this was released July 20, 2011. Is this
usable? The current stable version of Adobe Digital Editions (1.7.2) does not
let VoiceOver read anything. The MacUpdate reviews of
I am currently using Adobe Digital Edition 1.8 to read books from Kobo on the
Mac. I am also getting it to work on the iPad. It takes some fiddling, but
you can read books from there with either the Mac or the iPad or other iDevice.
Jane
On Jul 26, 2011, at 4:36 PM, Max wrote:
> Hi. Can any
Hi. Can anyone give some advice on reading e-books on the Mac?
I've tried the Kindle and Kobo apps for Mac and they are both not
accessible.
I know that Stanza can read some DRM-free formats - but that only
takes you so far.
Are there any Mac solutions that are as easy to use and accessible as
iBoo
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