Hi Shawn,
I can't now remember where I got the script. But if you Google VoiceOver script
to speak MacBook batery status I reckon you'll find it. If you email me off
list I'll be happy to email you the script. You just copy it into the VoiceOver
folder in your scripts folder in Library I
My script will speak iTunes info on command, not automatically. I could make it
automatic, but I, too, would find that incredibly annoying, especially since I
usually know what the song is and only someimtes need the information. So, no
need to spend money, just be patient with me. smile It
Actually, if you have growl, and want ITunes speaking tracks in real time as
they change, then get growl tunes through the extras downloads tab of
Growl's preferences. It's free, and will do just this very thing. I'm with
Alex though. That would drive me insane!
Chris.
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Thanks for all the ideas. Again, I don't know what will and won't be possible,
but reminders and calendar is a good thought. I once tried to write a script to
get the next calendar appointment, but Calendar doesn't support that natively
and recurring appointments throw it way off, so I
Hi!
Thank you for the work you are doing and the time you are devoting to it, I am
sure these little helps will be very handy to all VO Users.
An other good idea is to have VO read the con ten of the LCD section in iTunes
when playing music, so we can listen to the tittle and artist. Some times
The clipboard is actually really simple, I just didn't think of it, or that
anyone would want it. I'll play with that and see how it works with things like
files or folders, not just text, and see if it is workable. I'll also look into
Drobpox - that's a great idea.
On May 26, 2013, at 3:27 PM,
Hi Alex,
This is great work. Thanks for putting in the time and effort.
Ricardo Walker
rica...@appletothecore.info
Twitter:@apple2thecore
www.appletothecore.info
On May 25, 2013, at 12:11 AM, Alex Hall mehg...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm going to send out a link to a zip file when I'm all done with
Hi Alex, I have radium in the extras menu. When I go to the menu bar, I can
check the song title and artist. Can you do a script so it will read the
information from radium that is in the extras menu? Thanks, Rod
Sent from my iPhone with dictation software. Please excuse any errors.
On
Ah, got it. Well, that depends on whether or not Radium has an Applescript
dictionary. Is it a free app so I can test it, and/or can someone send me the
SDEF file for it, assuming it has one?
On May 25, 2013, at 7:01 PM, Ricardo Walker rwalker...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
radium is a internet
Hi all,
Now that I have four of them consistently working, I feel ready to share what
I've been working on for the last couple days. I am putting together a series
of Apple scripts that will speak information, using VO if it is on or the
default system speech if it is not. The ones I have so
Hey Alex,
Very cool. I would love something if possible to make using the widgets more
accessible not sure if that is possible through scripts. Also for us dummies is
there anywhere we can read up on starting out with scripts. I have never used
any except the time one that you can use through
Widgets wouldn't really enter into this - my intent is to replace status menu
displays for things like wifi, system monitors, and so on with scripts. You can
then assign these scripts to keyboard commanders or regular shortcuts and
invoke them to hear the information. You don't need to know
I'm going to send out a link to a zip file when I'm all done with everything -
right now, though the four I have are working properly, I'd consider this to
still be in alpha testing. It shouldn't be too long, though.
Bluetooth is one thing I considered, but had not looked into. I'll do that and
No, I don't need it to set anything, mainly just to query.
Chris.
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From: Alex Hall mehg...@gmail.com
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Saturday, May 25, 2013 12:26 AM
Subject: Re: What would you all like to see in scripts to speak system
status?
Okay, I
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