Re: iBooks with the Mac and iPhone6

Hi, that’s really interesting. I’m reading a technical book for a class that I am taking and I believe I have better control over the iBook app on my Mac. Once I get to a page, I interact with it using VO-Shift-down arrow and I’m able to down arrow (line-by-line) or other smaller increments.

Re: iBooks with the Mac and iPhone6

Hi Eileen, Back in the good old days, it used to be possible to navigate within an iBook page buy whatever you had your rotor set two, such as lines. Then that lovely setting went away. I know that I have asked Apple accessibility after every iBooks upgrade to get this put back. Thus far, they

Re: iBooks with the Mac and iPhone6

Hi! One thing i seem to not figure out is if there’s a table of contents i can interact with that and lick the wanted item but sometimes it seems not to work. Reading is also easier on the phone to me. /A > 29 sep. 2015 kl. 03:27 skrev Eileen Misrahi : > > Hello, > >

Re: iBooks with the Mac and iPhone6

1 PM To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com Subject: iBooks with the Mac and iPhone6 Hello Folks, I decided to take the plunge and post this topic here. With so much discussion about the appropriateness of subject matter this one involves both the Mac and iOS device. I have a textbook downloaded into iBooks on

iBooks with the Mac and iPhone6

Hello Folks, I decided to take the plunge and post this topic here. With so much discussion about the appropriateness of subject matter this one involves both the Mac and iOS device. I have a textbook downloaded into iBooks on both my MacBook Air 2013 and my iPhone6. Is there anyway to

Re: iBooks with the Mac and iPhone6

Hi! I did try it but it doesn’t seem to work here. BUt maybe my mac is a bit to old. /A > 29 sep. 2015 kl. 01:11 skrev Eileen Misrahi : > > Hello Folks, > > I decided to take the plunge and post this topic here. With so much > discussion about the appropriateness of

Re: iBooks with the Mac and iPhone6

Hello, Thanks for responding. I decided to Google it and came up with some results and ideas. So here goes: On the Mac, open iBooks and go to its preferences by pressing Command-comma. 2. Select the general tab with VO-space and stop interacting with it by pressing VO-Shift-Up Arrow. 3. Tab