Hi Ed, did you get that app on the Mac App Store? I can't remember what the article said, and right now I'm using my phone. Mary
Sent from my iPhone > On May 19, 2017, at 7:29 AM, Ed Worrell <blindworr...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hello Mary, > > From what I can tell from the demo for Mac os it is very useable so far. > There are some sections that have unlabeled buttons. The buttons have hint > tags that work with VO however. I have plugged my iPhone into the computer > and can see and access all of my media, and contacts, etc. I am still playing > with it and will post to the list after I figure out more. > > I hope this helps, > > Ed You can hear what the button does by pressing VO + shift + H on the button > to hear the help tag. >> On May 18, 2017, at 3:41 PM, rajmund . <brajmund2...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> hi, >> with NVDA, no. the furthest I got with these things, was the demo version of >> iExplore, with a combination of narrator and NVDA on windows 10. this one, >> when I tried the demo, unless I'm confusing it, on the windows side of >> things, was no hope. >> >> Sent from Thunderbird >> >>> On 16/05/17 7:05 PM, Mary Otten wrote: >>> I wonder if anyone has used this app, this iteration of this app that >>> is, and has any comments on VoiceOver accessibility. The whole back up >>> and restore think that the author describes sounds really nice. But the >>> app does cost $40. So you don't want to buy it unless it's accessible. >>> That might be why maybe nobody's tried it yet. >>> Mary >>> >>> iMazing 2.2 review: A better way to use your Mac to manage your iPhone >>> and iPad >>> Macworld / J.R. Bookwalter >>> >>> iMazing <https://imazing.com> ($40 for a single-user license; multi-user >>> licenses available) is an iOS device management utility designed as an >>> alternative to iTunes. Available for Mac or PC (the license can be used >>> on either platform), iMazing doesn’t sync files in the traditional >>> sense, but rather acts as a conduit for transferring files between >>> desktop computers and iPhone, iPad, or iPod devices. >>> >>> Think of iMazing as iTunes without media purchasing or playback, but a >>> whole lot more versatile. iMazing also does many things Apple’s media >>> player can only dream of, like exporting iMessage conversations. Annoyed >>> by how iTunes saves device backups on your internal drive? With iMazing, >>> you can store these enormous files anywhere you’d like, and browse >>> archives with Time Machine-style simplicity. (Archives work on Mac or >>> PC-formatted volumes, not on network-attached storage devices.) >>> >>> imazing 2.2 backup optionsJ. R. Bookwalter/IDG >>> >>> iMazing allows iOS device backups to be saved anywhere, but only Mac or >>> PC formatted volumes work for archives. >>> >>> In addition to managing apps, photos, music, videos, notes, call logs, >>> and voice memos, iMazing 2.2 adds the ability to transfer ebooks and PDF >>> documents to iBooks. Better yet, photos can now be transferred from >>> computer to iOS via drag-and-drop, although albums created this way >>> can’t be deleted from the Photos app and won’t be included in backups. >>> >>> There are other limitations to be aware of. Certain data types including >>> Messages, call history, voicemail, Contacts, and Notes can only be >>> accessed from a backup, rather than the device itself. As a result, >>> iMazing occasionally feels slower to use than iTunes. My personal pet >>> peeve is how long the application takes to perform an initial scan of >>> iCloud Photo Library thumbnails, although devices with fewer images >>> won’t have this problem. >>> >>> imazing 2.2 stock2DigiDNA >>> >>> iMazing can also access and export text messages, but only from an >>> existing device backup. >>> >>> >>> Restore and transfer >>> >>> One of iMazing’s coolest features is the ability to copy content between >>> devices, quite handy for upgrading to a new iPhone or iPad. Rather than >>> restore from iTunes or a lengthy iCloud backup, you simply connect both >>> devices, start the transfer, and sit back while the software does its >>> thing. It’s a more streamlined process that puts Apple’s cumbersome >>> method to shame. >>> >>> iMazing 2.2 makes other welcome improvements to the traditionally >>> front-loaded restore process. Rather than having to connect a new device >>> via Wi-Fi to activate and update to the latest version of iOS, iMazing >>> seamlessly handles these tasks as part of its restore wizard. >>> >>> imazing 2.2 restore wizardDigiDNA >>> >>> Restoring backups to a new device just got way easier thanks to >>> iMazing’s one-click transfer wizard. >>> >>> You’ll endure fewer annoying iOS Setup Assistant screens during a >>> restore, since the software automatically takes care of many account >>> login prompts for you. (Signing in to install App Store updates is still >>> required, however.) Similar conveniences extend to updating or >>> reinstalling iOS itself. Since devices are always connected to the >>> utility over Wi-Fi, iMazing detects when the current version is out of >>> date and offers to update with a click. >>> >>> You can also do the same with a complete reinstall, even during a >>> restore. Although like iTunes, you won’t be able to downgrade to older >>> iOS versions once Apple has stopped signing them. There are plenty of >>> smaller improvements too, like a new preferences tab for Devices, with >>> options to prevent iTunes from performing automatic backups or launching >>> after connecting a device. >>> >>> >>> Bottom line >>> >>> Keep iTunes around for buying or playing media files, but when it comes >>> to managing iOS devices and transferring media files, it doesn’t get >>> much better than iMazing 2. >>> >>> >>> >>> Original Article: >>> http://www.macworld.com/article/3196571/software/imazing-2-2-review-a-better-way-to-use-your-mac-to-manage-your-iphone-and-ipad.html#tk.rss_all >>> >>> >>> >>> Sent from my iPhone >>> >>> -- >>> The following information is important for all members of the V iPhone list. >>> >>> If you have any questions or concerns about the running of this list, or >>> if you feel that a member's post is inappropriate, please contact the >>> owners or moderators directly rather than posting on the list itself. >>> >>> Your V iPhone list moderator is Mark Taylor. 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