Hey, that's an absolutely fantastic idea! And you could probably make it even
better by sewing it to fit over the entire unit like a shower cap, so nothing
gets dirty--not just the Braille cells. My sister- in-law sews; maybe I'll ask
her to whip me up some covers for my BrailleNote PK, BrailleS
In regular, 6-dot Braille, before the switch to UEB, dots 4-6 together would
mean whatever word you were writing next was either Italicized, bolded, or
underlined. If you were doing this to more than 3 words in a row, you'd put
dots 4-6 twice before the first word, then once before the last word
hi,
Sorry for my ignorance… I have tried googling, still can't get my head around
it. could someone take a moment to explain in what circumstances One would use
this screen recording feature?
thanks, Sandy
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> On 4 Feb 2018, at 14:16, Sieghard Weitzel wrote:
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Hi Sandy,
If you were wanting to do a tutorial on how to use a particular feature or app
on an iDevice, you could use screen recording so the person could both see and
hear what you are doing.
I suppose it could also be used to show someone what is not working, like a
developer?
HTH,
Richard
Sent from my iPhoneI have been humming right along writing in Grade 2 braille
until a couple of days ago and now I get a notice on the rotor screen that I am
in sic dot braille mode.
I’ve checked the rotor settings and everything is set to contracted braille.
But I still am unable to write.
eden, it is okay. wink! do you use iphone to make messages? if so,
sometimes your messages appear at the bottom of the post without
realizing. few times, i check and find my messages shown at the bottom.
i don't know why. i had to cancel and redo until i make sure it is on
top. wink!
On 2/5
How do I enter an at sign using braille input on an Iphone?
Thanks.
Dan Beaver
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Hello Lynn,
Are you writing on a braille display or using the onscreen braille keyboard?
You can change the defaults for both in Braille Settings in VoiceOVer SEttings.
If you're using a display, use dots 2-3-6-chord (a low-cell 8) to toggle
between contracted, six-dot, and eight-dot braille.
Type dot four, then dot 1.
Devin Prater
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, Microsoft Outlook, Excel, Word, and Powerpoint instructor certified by World
Services for the Blind
> On Feb 5, 2018, at 9:23 AM, Dan wrote:
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> How do I enter an at sign using braille input on an Iphone?
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> Than
please can someone tell me how to get the braille keyboard on an iPhone and is
there any help you can get to use it and learn keystrokes please? Janet
From: Devin Prater
Sent: Monday, February 5, 2018 3:31 PM
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Type dot f
hey, if you end up marketing them, let me in on it (I did, after all, suggest
the idea). Call them Braille Cozy's. :)
-eric
On Feb 5, 2018, at 1:50 AM, englishride...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hey, that's an absolutely fantastic idea! And you could probably make it even
> better by sewing it to fit o
Does anyone know why the option to set auto-lock to never in the display
settings appears to have vanished?
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Hi All,
We're using SE iPhones running iOS 10.33. My sister in law sent my wife
several pictures attached to text messages, if this is the correct term.
How do I save only the pictures & not the text messages? Also, how do I
then move the pictures to her laptop computer after they have been s
Hi all.
Can someone please explain to me again how to perform the pinch gesture to copy
and paste? Sometimes the edit in the rotor doesn't work... and I should be able
to copy or paste whatever I want. lol.
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Hi Anna,
Thank you. That works with voiceover."@.
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> On Feb 5, 2018, at 9:28 AM, Woody Anna Dresner wrote:
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> Hello Lynn,
>
> Are you writing on a braille display or using the onscreen braille keyboard?
> You can change the defaults for both in Braille Settings in VoiceOVe
On my iPhone SE running iOS 11.2.5, never is still an option.
If it is a phone managed by your work, that could be unavailable. My work
iPhone cannot be set to never.
If it is your private phone, I would reboot it.
Richard
“The secret is not to make your music louder, but to make the world qu
Hi Jen,
If you go to the VoiceOver settings and in the roter, there is an option for
text selection. Put that in there. Now go to the place you want to select text.
Now use the roter and go to text selection. Now flick up or down to get to the
amount of selection that you want to select such as
Unfortunately, the checkbox is gone in iTunes 12 dot whatever it is now. :) I
also would love to have your tones if you don’t mind. I can also share what I
have with you.
Jenn
Jenn and Kumi
> On Feb 4, 2018, at 6:30 AM, Doc wright wrote:
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> I have a number of tones that I have gathered or c
Are those instructions for iTunes 12.whatever is the latest? I don't think it
works quite like that now.
You connect your phone, select it, tab to summary, type t o and tab to the list
of tones on your device and paste the new tones in there.
They will magically now be on your phone. No syncing
Yes, never is still there.
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Richard Turner
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2018 12:43 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Setting Auto-Lock to Never
On my iPhone SE running iOS 11.2.5, never is still an option.
If
I have an Officed 365 subscription which means I get 60 minutes of Skype
calling each month with my plan and I also still have a Germany subscription
which was paid for the entire year. I don’t think Microsoft should mess things
up to the point where the product is almost unuseable.
Anyhow, Ben,
Is anyone aware of a Voiceover accessible app for sending auto-responses to
text messages?
Thanks in advance,
Rick
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Voice-over, Karen in particular, is pretty good at pronouncing words, but I
have told you that no matter what method I use, I cannot get her to say chess.
It always comes out as Chiss.
However, having said that, someone, Richard perhaps, said that Karen enhanced.
when he challenged her did sa
Hi Jewel,
I don't know all the spelling configurations you've tried, so please forgive
me if what I'm suggesting has been tried & failed. Have you tried spelling
chess by putting an, h, between the, e, & first, s, ?
Take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool.
Arguing with a woman is like reading
Hello Richard,
To my knowledge, there is no app of this kind as Apple will not allow
this functionality.
You could however go to settings/general/keyboard and create a
memorable keyboard shortcut that will enable you to type it in a
message and send it out.
On 2/5/18, Richard wrote:
> Is anyone
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