Well, I don't have that problem but i have another one. As for the dropbox issue, Did you enable dropbox in settings in AccessNote?
Just a while ago I opened dropbox, chose a file (it was in the root rather than a folder but I think I could access my folders) and did "open in" to accessnote. The file was a text file and it works fine in AccessNote. However, just now I tried to open accessnote again and it made the sound like an app was opening but it didn't open. I tried removing it from the app switcher and also turning my phone off and on and if I double-tap AccessNote it sounds like it is opening but I'm just taken to my home screen (first page). But accessnote then is in the app switcher and won't open from there either though it does appear to allow itself to be removed from the app switcher. -- Cheryl May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable to You, Lord, my rock and my Redeemer. (Psalm 19:14 HCSB) On Jan 31, 2013, at 1:58 PM, RobH! <bobs...@googlemail.com> wrote: > Ok, first glitch or oversight, and that's not including lack of developer > detail I can get at for contacting someone about it. > > Dropbox, wonderful addition, except it does nothing with existing material, > the folder this app uses is 2 levels lower than any of the other Dropbox > folders. I have other apps that share it and they produce their dedicated > folder at the root level. So undaunted, I found one of my txt files and > opened it in Dropbox, and then looked for options and found an Open in... > so did that and found accessnote. So it supposedly opened in that, got a > file of the same name, but empty, not a lot of use. I thought if it had > opened it properly like iLike2read, which does take it all and save it with > the text.... it would have been Ok. But no, unless I missed a step, the > open in aspect does nothing and I can't back it up through Dropbox folders > to get at the text I have. > > Thoughts, solutions or someone to contact about it please? > > robH. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Stacey Robinson" <stacey...@bellsouth.net> > To: <viphone@googlegroups.com> > Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2013 4:46 AM > Subject: Re: access note, is it worth it? > > > Anna, > You've sold me on it. > I'll be buying it in a couple days. > Can you link things to dropbox? > How do you back things up? > Stacey Robinson and GEB dog Chesley > > On Jan 30, 2013, at 9:36 PM, Woody Anna Dresner wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> From my perspective, AccessNote is absolutely worth the money. I got it a >> few hours ago and am thrilled. Yes, it needs more features, such as find >> and replace, the ability to move by paragraph with a braille display, and >> the ability to handle more file types. But it does quite a few things that >> no other notetaking app I've tried does, and it does them well. >> >> One is that when I do a search, I am taken right to the spot where the >> search item is. This sort of works in Pages if I'm using a braille >> display, but really doesn't work well for me when I'm not. I've wanted to >> be able to search my documents for years, and I love being able to do it >> consistently. >> >> Another benefit is that unlike Pages, wherever I am is in edit mode. With >> Pages, I have been frustrated on many occasions by reading along and >> wanting to change something, double-tapping, and finding the insertion >> point is somewhere else entirely, so I have to find my place again. This >> isn't happening with accessNote, at least so far. >> >> AccessNote saves my place in a file. If I'm reading with a braille >> display, I need to double-tap to be sure the correct location is saved, >> and I need to back out of the file before removing the app from the App >> switcher, but if I do those things, it works consistently. Moreover, when >> I open the app, the line I was reading appears on the display, rather than >> my needing to tap somewhere to get focus to the right place. This isn't a >> big deal, but it's a nice change from other apps. >> >> Finally, it's a way to read braille files without a lot of processing, and >> the files appear using the formatting with which they were written. Since >> most braille files have a lot of extra dot 7s in them, I would still want >> to change the case of the whole file to lower case first to get rid of >> them. But if the files don't have them or if you don't care about >> eliminating them, all you have to do is add a txt extension, and they >> appear in beautifully formatted braille. >> >> Is $20 a lot to spend for a notetaking app? Absolutely. But since this >> does so many things that no other app I've used does, I'm glad I bought >> it. >> >> The other notetaking apps I've used are Pages, which has the problems I >> mentioned, Notes, which is great for short things but would be a pain for >> longer ones because it has no search ability, and very briefly Elements, >> which has no search facility, Notesy, which wouldn't open the text files I >> wanted to work with because I guess they were too long, and Write 2, which >> wouldn't speak any of my search results. There certainly might be apps >> I've missed that have AccessNote's features, but I've tried quite a few >> and haven't found those features anywhere else. >> >> I hope that helps. >> >> Best, >> Anna >> >> >> >> On Jan 30, 2013, at 4:25 PM, Moop Curran <moopiecur...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> I'm a totally blind iphone user. I use a bluetooth keyboard with my >>> iPhone, I don't use a Braille display. 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