I have noticed Voiceovr is sluggish with iOS 6, any ideas? Also VoiceOver seems
to lag when "tracking" where a user is realitive to the screen? Anyone else
have these issues? Ideas or thoughts
Marissa
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Not on the 4s.
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On Sep 19, 2012, at 5:43 PM, Marissa wrote:
> I have noticed Voiceovr is sluggish with iOS 6, any ideas? Also VoiceOver
> seems to lag when "tracking" where a user is realitive to the screen? Anyone
> else have these issues? Ideas or thoughts
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> on my iphone 4s voice over seems sluggish, voice over sometimes forges to
> announce when the phone is muted and unmuted
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What iOS device and model are you using? If an older device, I would be
surprised if VO wasn't more sluggish.
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> I have noticed Voiceovr is sluggish wit
iOS 6 , iPhone 4S 16GB
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Hello,
After I upgraded my iPhone 4 today, I noticed my screen curtain was not
working. Three-finger triple-tap caused VO to announce off and on status, but
the screen remained bright. Wonderful, I thought, such a basic VO bug. So, I
decided I would investigate when I got home this evening. Bef
I recall reading somewhere that the 3 finger triple tap for the screen
curtain has been moved to the 3 finger quadruple tap. The 3 finger
triple tap mutes/unmutes speech, and I don't recall what the 3 finger
double tap does now, but it is one of the new features/enhancements in
iOS 6.
Hth,
Wayne
Wayne, a three finger triple tap yields the screen curtain message from
VoiceOver, so I sure hope the screen curtain is being activated.
Les
On Sep 20, 2012, at 3:48 PM, Wayne Merritt wrote:
> I recall reading somewhere that the 3 finger triple tap for the screen
> curtain has been moved to the
Hello,
I am currently using iOS6, and the three finger taps all work the same. That is
the three finger double tap turns on and off speech, the three finger triple
tap turns on and off the screen curtain. So, I don't see any changes.
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On Sep 20, 2012, at 12:48 PM, W
Sorry for the confusion. I just tried the 3 finger triple tap myself
and it worked to toggle the screen curtain on/off. I read the
information on one of the many accessibility sites for my source.
Wayne
On 9/20/12, Dan wrote:
> Hello,
> I am currently using iOS6, and the three finger taps all wo
hi,
this behavior changed when zooms is also enabled. :)
Mvg
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Op 20-sep.-2012 om 22:00 heeft Dan het volgende geschreven:
> Hello,
> I am currently using iOS6, and the three finger taps all work the same. That
> is the three finger double tap turns on and off speech, the th
Interestingly, both a three or four finger tapp will turn the screen curtain
on. Perhaps the three finger tap will be deprecated at some point? Hmm, never
know.
On Sep 20, 2012, at 4:00 PM, Dan wrote:
> Hello,
> I am currently using iOS6, and the three finger taps all work the same. That
> i
Wayne,
I also recall reading something about the four finger tap and thought perhaps
that was an error, so apparently it is then. Seemed odd that Apple would change
the command.
On Sep 20, 2012, at 4:05 PM, Wayne Merritt wrote:
> Sorry for the confusion. I just tried the 3 finger triple tap m
I think that if you are using Zoom and VO together it might work this
way. Someone would have to use both to verify though.
If someone figures this out using both, let us know.
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This is only the case if you activate assistive touch or zoom. When these are
not activated, the original commands still apply.
David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
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On 21/09/2012, at 7:48, Wayne Merritt wrote:
> I recall reading
Like I stated in a previous message, the screen curtain was announced, but did
not actually work. The same was true for the two-finger double-tap to end a
call. As I also stated, turning my iPhone off and back on resolved the
problems. My supposition is that, because I did an over-the-air upgrad
Hello,
I am unable to duplicate this. The 4 finger triple tap does nothing for me.
Only the 3 finger triple tap works to toggle the screen curtain.
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On Sep 20, 2012, at 2:31 PM, Scott Howell wrote:
> Interestingly, both a three or four finger tapp will turn the sc
Actually, for any number of fingers, when a number of taps is done rapidly
which is one number more than that required for the highest number feature
(such as triple-tap with three fingers for screen curtain), the highest number
action is performed and the additional tap is ignored by VO. The on
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