Hi Marlaina and all, I have successfully set up the weather app. I don't know if you are the Marlaina I'm thinking of but there was a woman on ACB Radio I believe a long time ago that spelled it the same way you do. I'm not sure if you are the same person, so if i have gotten you confused, I apologize. I have saved Ester's and other posters messages in a folder called Apple. I hope you enjoy using your Mac. have a great day.
Musically, Allison My birds are winged blessings, they help me soar! On Nov 8, 2010, at 7:29 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote: > Here's another clue that might help you go through email faster, perhaps ou > already do this, but, in the inbox, interact with the messages table, and > place the voice over cursor on the subject column. Now you can just arrow up > and down and hear the subject of each message without all the extra > information, unless of course, you like to hear everything. > On Nov 7, 2010, at 11:51 PM, Marlaina Lieberg wrote: > >> Allison, >> >> I have learned so much from this list in just a few short days. I, too save >> their messages because they are gems. >> >> You will love the weather app. I surely do. >> >> Marlaina >> On Nov 7, 2010, at 9:43 PM, Allison Manzino wrote: >> >> Hi Ester, >> >> Thank you so much, I was able to configure the weather app with multiple >> cities as per your instructions. I'm going to save this message in my Apple >> folder. I have a lot of them saved, so I don't keep asking the same >> questions that might have been previously asked on this list. Thank you >> again. I hope you are having a wonderful weekend. >> >> Musically, >> Allison >> >> My birds are winged blessings, they help me soar! >> >> >> On Nov 7, 2010, at 7:35 PM, Esther wrote: >> >>> Hi Allison and Others, >>> >>> I also use the Australian voice (Karen) on my iPhone, although I'm in the >>> U.S. The weather app reports for whatever location you set, regardless of >>> the voice you use or the region format that you chose in Settings > General >>> > International > Region Format. You'll have to add your city (and >>> optionally delete the ones that are in the app, if you don't want to hear >>> those weather reports). >>> >>> To add the city or cities of your choice for weather reporting: >>> 1. Double tap the "Edit Cities" button in the bottom right corner of your >>> screen. >>> 2. You'll be on a screen called "Weather" with focus on the "Add" button in >>> the top left corner. If you flick right or do a two finger flick down >>> "Read All" gesture you'll hear a list of city locations currently selected >>> for your weather app. One of these will be Cupertino in California, >>> headquarters of Apple. If you want to delete any of the existing entries, >>> just double tap the button to the left of the listed city you want to >>> remove. For example, VoiceOver will say "Delete Cupertino, switch button >>> off, double tap to toggle setting" before the listing for the first item, >>> Cupertino. If you double tap the switch button, a "Delete" button will >>> appear to the right of the entry and receive focus, and VoiceOver will say, >>> "Confirm deletion for Cupertino". If you double tap that button (or >>> anywhere on the screen, since that button has focus), the entry for >>> Cupertino will be deleted. >>> 3. To add your city, you want to double tap the "Add" button in the top >>> left corner. When you do, you'll be in a text box, and be prompted to >>> "Type a city, state, or zip code". >>> 4. Type in a zip code. If you move your finger down from the search box, >>> you'll find a suggested city match. Double tap it and that city will be >>> added to the end of the list of cities when you are returned to the >>> "Weather" screen. If you want to rearrange the order in which cities are >>> displayed, touch or flick right to the right side of the screen beside a >>> city entry. You'll hear VoiceOver say "Reorder <name of city> button, >>> draggable, double tap and hold, wait for the sound, then drag to rearrange." >>> 5. If you want to move your city to the top of the list, use the double tap >>> and hold pass through gesture on the reordering button. (Again, you can >>> execute the pass through gesture anywhere on the screen, if you first >>> touched or flicked to that button so that it has focus.) Keep your finger >>> against the screen until you hear the burbling sound of the pass through >>> gesture, then move your finger up to place the city in the position you >>> want before lifting your finger from the screen. You'll hear VoiceOver >>> update the position as you shift your finger position (e.g. "moved above >>> Cupertino"). You can keep shifting cities until you get them ordered as >>> you like. >>> 6. You can also change your selection to report in either degrees >>> Fahrenheit or degrees Celsius by double tapping one of the two buttons at >>> the bottom of the Weather screen. >>> 7. When you've finished selecting and ordering the cities for which you >>> want weather reports, double tap the "Done" button in the top right corner >>> of the screen. You'll be taken back to the weather page for your cities. >>> 8. If you have more than one city selected for weather reports, use a three >>> finger flick right or left to scroll between the entries. VoiceOver will >>> say, "Showing city 1 of 3", "Showing city 2 of 3", etc. or however many >>> cities you have configured. >>> >>> HTH. Cheers, >>> >>> Esther >>> >>> >>>> >>>> On Nov 7, 2010, at 3:33 PM, Allison Manzino wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hi Bryan and all, >>>>> >>>>> I have Karen on now and the weather app thinks I'm I'n Australia. Even >>>>> when I changed the region to US. it still thinks w are I'n Australia. >>>>> It's no hat big of a deal but can this be fixed? Thank you for all your >>>>> assistance I really appreciate it. 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