Hi Nick,
That is very interesting. When I can, I will look at that.
Portia.
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From: Nicolai Svendsen
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Saturday, July 03, 2010 5:51 AM
Subject: Interesting thing with VoiceOver 4.0
Hi guys,
So I was adding
Hi guys,
So I was adding commands to my Keyboard Commander, and noticed something.
I went into the wrong category, and wanted to back out. I usually hit right
arrow to go into the menu, and hit left arrow to go back out. Now, here is the
weirdness.
You don't get feedback. If you back out with
so I was wondering what features/ improvements you would like implemented
>> into VoiceOver 4.0 and hopefully Apple are listening.
>>
>> i will get the ball rolling ...
>>
>> 1. Intelligent number reading. if voiceover encounters numbers then it
>> can only
Hello Chris,
On Jun 29, 2010, at 2:27 PM, Chris Moore wrote:
> Totally agree, all the legacy voices should go (am sure they could be
> downloaded if anyone really wanted them) as they are useless.
The legacy voices don't use much in the way of resources so getting rid of them
would save nothing
lf Of Chris Moore
Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 2010 1:27 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: VoiceOver 4.0
Totally agree, all the legacy voices should go (am sure they could be
downloaded if anyone really wanted them) as they are useless. Apple already
have a license for international voic
out of he way, I think the next thing we
>>> should start looking forward to is the next Mac OS. 10.7 (lion maybe?).
>>>
>>> so I was wondering what features/ improvements you would like implemented
>>> into VoiceOver 4.0 and hopefully Apple are listening.
&
PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: VoiceOver 4.0
Hi,
Normally i don't comment on these threads, because i'm so very afraid that
too many user requests will turn an excelent screen reader into bloatware as
the case is with Jaws, which unfortunately has become the defacto fo
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
[mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of DJ Nezumi
Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 2010 11:58 AM
To: MacVisionaries
Subject: Re: VoiceOver 4.0
hi chris
just a suggestion but could we have a headings list in VO?
not just on the web but like in
der.
>
> On Jun 26, 2010, at 11:57 PM, Chris Moore wrote:
>
>> Well guys now the iPhone 4.0 is out of he way, I think the next thing we
>> should start looking forward to is the next Mac OS. 10.7 (lion maybe?).
>>
>> so I was wondering what features/ improvem
like implemented
> into VoiceOver 4.0 and hopefully Apple are listening.
>
> i will get the ball rolling ...
>
> 1.Intelligent number reading. if voiceover encounters numbers then it
> can only be set to read them as words or numbers. It would be neat if
> VoiceOver knew w
Now I never knew about that touchpad shortcut with the control key etc, just
tried it and it works a treat. My 27 inch iMac is becoming more redundant by
the day. I hope they bring out a usb touchpad so I can ditch the useless
mouse.
On 29 Jun 2010, at 02:06, Michael Thurman wrote:
> if you
I use a swipe down with 2 fingers as my say all and works good.
S
On Jun 28, 2010, at 6:31 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
> Michael,
> I think that pressing the vo keys plus a will do the same as the insert down
> arrow in JAWS. I don't use JAWS, or haven't for a while, but I think insert
> down arrow r
Michael,
I think that pressing the vo keys plus a will do the same as the insert down
arrow in JAWS. I don't use JAWS, or haven't for a while, but I think insert
down arrow reads from cursor position forward; if that is the case, then vo
keys plus a does the trick. Or you could have something in
if you are reading something, or even if youare not with the track pad
commander turned on you can control speech rate by holding down control and
turning the rotor then when you let go the speech continues
optin does pitch command does volume
On Jun 27, 2010, at 5:44 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
> H
absolutely the right shift key is incredibly convenient in web pages to skip
all the repeated crap present in so many sites, also when looking for a
sectionin a long text file also how about a conenient say all like insert
down arrow in jaws, but perhaps there is one I don't know about alread
Hello Annie,
For the time being, Apple doesn't even provide grade 1 Braille in other
languages apart from American English. It's my husband who provides all the
Braille in other languages, and he has not found a way to implement contracted
Braille. He has had no help whatsoever from Apple in th
m.
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Subject: VoiceOver 4.0
Well guys now the iPhone 4.0 is out of he way, I think the next thing we
should start looking forward to is the next Mac OS. 10.7 (lion maybe?).
so I was wondering what features/ improvements you would like implemented
into VoiceOver 4.0 and hope
Yes, I do know about vo a to read from current position. thanks.
mary
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also you do know about VO A to read all from your current position don't you?
On 27 Jun 2010, at 22:44, Mary Otten wrote:
> Hi Chris,
> I was somehow blissfully not aware of the ability to switch speech rate and
> language without going into the voiceover utility. Now that I know about it,
> I
Hi all.
One thing that I would really wish would be implemented is grade two
braille in other languages than english, I would love a sort of router
so you can easily change between languages and the braille grade two
changes too. I would like grade two for danish so much, it would be a
dream if we
Hi Chris,
I was somehow blissfully not aware of the ability to switch speech rate and
language without going into the voiceover utility. Now that I know about it, I
will definitely use it.
mary
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Thanks for the tip on ghost reader, Ann. I do have infovox voices, but not
ghost reader. I actually would like this ability incorporated into vo, rather
than having to buy yet another separate application. It seems a lot simpler
than using an entirely different app, but I'll go have another loo
Ah, I see what you mean Mary, currently VoiceOver will scrub through the text
if you hold control-option-down arrow or only down arrow down while it scans
through the text, but when you lift your fingers, it will stop in stead of
continue reading, like you'd like it to do. It would be a neat ext
Thanks for that Mary, do you not change the rate by pressing control + option +
command and then use the cursor keys, or are you referring to an easier
solution then that?
On 27 Jun 2010, at 18:27, Mary Otten wrote:
> I would love to see application specific settings and also an easy way to
> a
Hello Mary,
OK, I understand now. What you need is GhostReader if what you want to do is
just read a document.
With GhostReader, you can skip any number of sentences or paragraphs and
GhostReader will pick up immediately.
I use this application for reading the original version of the document
Hi John,
Unless I'm just not doing it right, the present reading commands don't exactly
do what I'm talking about. for example, control option down arrow is suppose to
read next line. It does that. but what I want to be able to do, and can do with
Windows screen readers and my ocr application is
Hi Mary,
Good suggestions, but remember that some of these already are more or less
found in VoiceOver:
•Change speech rate/volume/pitch/intonation/language on the fly by holding down
control-option-command and select what you would like to change with the
left/right arrow, and change value wi
Hi Ann,
I'm talking about skipping text while vo is reading, not stopping speech and
reading by line etc. If you find yourself wanting to skip over chunks of text
or lines, this is a very useful feature, one I use in my Windows life quite
often. Since I use quicknav, I also don't tent to lock vo
Hello Mary,
You can adjust speech rate on the fly by pressing VO-Command-Right arrow until
you find Speech Rate, then using VO-Command-Up or Down arrow to adjust it.
If you are adjusting the speech rate regularly, you will find it is the setting
you are on.
I adjust language all the time, so t
I would love to see application specific settings and also an easy way to
adjust speech rate on the fly.
Another thing I would like is a way to skim through text while continuous
reading is in progress. Move by line is something the screen readers have had
for a while now, and it is very conven
I would like to get the webpage name spoken by voice ofver when I am
tabbing through safari windows. Better yet, I would like tog et the
webpage name spoken by voice over when tabbing between tabs in a
safari window. This feature would make browsing multiple pages, which
many of us do, much mor
; should start looking forward to is the next Mac OS. 10.7 (lion maybe?).
>>
>> so I was wondering what features/ improvements you would like implemented
>> into VoiceOver 4.0 and hopefully Apple are listening.
>>
>> i will get the ball rolling ...
>>
>>
Bryan
>
> -Original Message-
> From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
> [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Chris Moore
> Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2010 12:57 AM
> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
> Subject: VoiceOver 4.0
>
> Well guys now the iP
Sent: Sunday, June 27, 2010 12:57 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: VoiceOver 4.0
Well guys now the iPhone 4.0 is out of he way, I think the next thing we should
start looking forward to is the next Mac OS. 10.7 (lion maybe?).
so I was wondering what features/ improvements you wo
ndering what features/ improvements you would like implemented
> into VoiceOver 4.0 and hopefully Apple are listening.
>
> i will get the ball rolling ...
>
> 1.Intelligent number reading. if voiceover encounters numbers then it
> can only be set to read them as words or
be?).
>
> so I was wondering what features/ improvements you would like implemented
> into VoiceOver 4.0 and hopefully Apple are listening.
>
> i will get the ball rolling ...
>
> 1.Intelligent number reading. if voiceover encounters numbers then it
> can only be s
implemented
> into VoiceOver 4.0 and hopefully Apple are listening.
>
> i will get the ball rolling ...
>
> 1.Intelligent number reading. if voiceover encounters numbers then it
> can only be set to read them as words or numbers. It would be neat if
> VoiceOver knew wh
Well guys now the iPhone 4.0 is out of he way, I think the next thing we should
start looking forward to is the next Mac OS. 10.7 (lion maybe?).
so I was wondering what features/ improvements you would like implemented into
VoiceOver 4.0 and hopefully Apple are listening.
i will get the ball
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