For me it does not as well. I need to wait about 30 secnd and hit cmd f5 as
well.
Take care all.
Sarah Alawami
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Podcast: http://marrie.podbean.com
On Aug 22, 2010, at 2:17
Actually, command-f5 isn't necessary to use when doing a Mac installation.
Just put the disk in the drive and turn on the computer and wait a few
seconds then VoiceOver comes on automatically and starts asking
questions.On Thu, 22 Jul 2010, Chris Moore wrote:
You could also consider Nisus
I'm sure you will be happy with the switch, I now have 3 macs, and 0 PCs, and
while I still need to run windows occasionally, the mac operating system is by
far my primary OS
On Jul 23, 2010, at 8:49 PM, Greg Aikens wrote:
Thanks everyone for your responses. I will check out those podcasts
Hi:
I'm a new Mac user, and will never go back to Windows. The things to keep in
mind. This isn't Windows, don't learn it as such. VO isn't Jaws, don't learn it
as such.
I can chat on Googletalk, I do it for work. I use Adium to IM. I use iWork for
all word processing, spreadsheet, and
Thanks everyone for your responses. I will check out those podcasts
everyone has recommended. I feel much better with the decision to
switch to mac now, especially after Kevin's experience as a graduate
student.
I'm sure I will have more questions as I go but thanks for the start.
-Greg
On
You could also consider Nisus Writer Pro as a word processor, and iPal OCR from
Humanware is coming to the Mac in September to work in conjunction with their
iPal document camera.
On 22 Jul 2010, at 04:06, Allison Manzino wrote:
Hi Greg,
I'm Allison and I'd like to welcome you to the Mac
On the chat side, you can download Adium which will let you connect to MSN,
Yahoo, Google, Facebook etc or if you only need GoogleTalk then use the built
in iChat program. If you still get stuck with anything you can always install
Fusion or use boot camp to run Windows on your Mac.
On 22 Jul
hi
is abium accessible with voice over?
best
Chris Moore wrote:
On the chat side, you can download Adium which will let you connect to MSN,
Yahoo, Google, Facebook etc or if you only need GoogleTalk then use the built
in iChat program. If you still get stuck with anything you can always
Yes Adium is accessible and so is Ichat and AOL Instant Messenger, can't speak
for other clients
On 22 Jul 2010, at 12:34, joseph wrote:
hi
is abium accessible with voice over?
best
Chris Moore wrote:
On the chat side, you can download Adium which will let you connect to MSN,
Hi Greg,
Adium spelled with a D as in David is accessible with VoiceOver. I think Marrie
or Mike Arrigo did a podcast on that. If you would like, I can do a minicast
for you taking through some of the Mac's built-in programs.
Allison
My birds are winged blessings, they help me soar!
On Jul
Hello everyone,
I am brand new to the list. I am looking at getting a new computer and
have been thinking for a while about getting a mac. I am starting an
M.Ed. at Vanderbilt University in Education of the Visually Impaired
this fall and my biggest concern is being able to do my schoolwork on
the
Hi Greg,
There is a definite learning curve associated with moving from Windows to a
Mac. there are some podcasts at www.blindcooltech.com, done by Mike Arrigo
that may help you get a basic understanding of the Mac and voiceover. there are
definitely accessible chat applications, and surfing
Hi Greg,
I'm Allison and I'd like to welcome you to the Mac Visionaries list. I just
switched after being a Windows and Window-Eyes user in April. THe learning
curve is not too bad. THe Mac comes with the usual setup rocedure. You can
enact VoiceOver by pressing command F5 during setup. THis
HI there,
For someone who has just finished a Master's degree, I can honestly say that a
Mac was well worth the money and investment. I just wrote my 31-page Master's
thesis in Pages and had few issues with creating a table of contents,
pagination and document markup.
iWork and OpenOffice.org
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