Where do I obtain Louis. I have heard of it but don't remember what web
site it's on.
On 7/9/2012 06:32, erik burggraaf wrote:
Hi, You'll need a serial adapter to get your romeo running on the mac,
but then louis will support it for translating and embossing braille.
Best,
Erik Burggraaf
Hi Scott.
I have a PacMate. It will not work as a direct braille display on the Mac,
unless you take the braille display off the PacMate part. This is not true of
some note takers where you have different modes. Just take the braille display
off, and VoiceOver should immediately recognize it wh
Or, perhaps one could look in the ITunes app store; which, as you may know,
features some apps not to be found in the Mac app store.
Sincerely,
The Constantly Barefooted Ray!!!
Now a very proud and happy Mac user!!!
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On Jul 9, 2012, at 7:43 AM, Daniel McGee wrote:
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And, if you wish an anti virus app, you might give Clamxav a go. Use the
version on the site:
www.clamxav.com
because the version in the app store does not offer the century feature.
Microsoft office wil not work on the Mac, but, text edit is a nice and full
featured app.
Can't ansewr your r
Hi, or you could use a free word processor called Bean. It is regularly updated
as well and through it you can check your word count which is why I was looking
for an alternative to text edit which didn't provide the word count feature.
Just google Bean and it should be the 1st result. I don't t
Hi, You'll need a serial adapter to get your romeo running on the mac, but then
louis will support it for translating and embossing braille.
Best,
Erik Burggraaf
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Rachel,
Glad some one took the time to answer a lot of Scott's questions. I can add
that I use my PAC Mate's 40 character display with VoiceOver all the time. The
routing buttons don't seem to work as I believe they should, but I can live
with that. As for trying to sync the actual PAC Mate,
Hi Scott,
I can answer some of your questions. The Mac comes with TextEdit which is like
Notepad in Windows, but a bit fancier. you can do some simple formatting in
TextEdit, and save your documents in different formats like .RTF and .docx.
However, a more full-fledged word processor for the ma
Hello there,
I am thinking about changing over to a Mac exclusively for school work.
but I have a few questions.
1. Will Microsoft Office work with VoiceOver? If not, what would be
another good word processing program for school work?
2. I do remember a while ago that there was a site w
