Oh, okay, thanks for the explanation.
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From: "Alex Hall"
To:
Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2013 4:44 AM
Subject: Re: drag key?
Ah, I see. Those are talking about dragging with a mouse while holding down
a modifier key (option, control, whatever). There is no actual
That fine line between striving for fare access and thinking access should be
the primary goal. Access first is HumanWare freedom and the like and I find
using the App Store far easier and accessible than learning most of their
offerings.
It often seems to me the community is polarised between
Ah, I see. Those are talking about dragging with a mouse while holding down a
modifier key (option, control, whatever). There is no actual drag key, dragging
here refers to the mouse. Specifically, you click down the mouse button, drag,
and let up when you are where you want your item to be drop
Hi Alex,
Thank you for your reply on my query.
What it is, I found some keyboard shortcut keys, that says,
1. Option-Drag, copies file to a new location.
2. Command-Drag, move and auto-align icons.
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From: "Alex Hall"
To:
Cc:
Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2013 3:15 AM
I don't know what you mean by a drag key. Do you mean drag and drop? If so, use
vo-comma to select an itm to drag, and vo-period to drop.
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 16, 2013, at 21:34, "Estelita" wrote:
> Hi, any direction please on where can I find the drag key on my keyboard?
> I am using an
Hi, any direction please on where can I find the drag key on my keyboard?
I am using an apple wireless keyboard with my Mac.
Thank you in advance for your kind help.
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I'm really hoping that someone can shed some light on this.
I am having an issue with Growl which is just, absolutely making me crinch! I
honestly never have been very good at configuring Growl, but this has put me
over the top in perplexity. First of all, when I interact with the toolbar
und
Eric,
Are you using the 7.0 update on your braille sense?
There was a problem with earlier versions but I'm presuming you are. It's worth
ruling out.
Lisette
On 17/02/2013, at 1:12 PM, Eric Oyen wrote:
> ok,
> it seems that there is a technical glitch with my macbook. every time I try
> to pa
I think this may be Lion thing. I could be wrong but I seem to remember some
Braille Sense problems in Lion that Mountain Lion fixed. Again, I could be
wrong; if possible, see if it works on a 10.8 machine. Someone please correct
me if I'm wrong.
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 16, 2013, at 19:12,
ok,
it seems that there is a technical glitch with my macbook. every time I try to
pair the Braille Sense U2 with my macbook (OS X Lion) it fails to pair. the
error that it spits up is "unable to locate a proper driver for this device.
Pairing failed"
I have checked with the apple knowledge bas
The App Store has perhaps become a little less efficient but at least on the
iPhone is anything but unusable. You can touch the bottom right of the screen
or even 1 finger swipe or touch the dock and 4 finger tap and then 1 finger
swipe through all apps.
Where exactly do you find it unusable?
Hi Richard,
I completely agree and second everything you've written. In my current work
environment, I have to use Windows for most of what I do. At least once a day,
usually more, I think how grateful I am for the accessibility of Apple
products, and for the fact that once I leave my job, I
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I understand, but you missed my point. I'm not trying to do Rhapsody on the
mac. I do it on my Windows machine. The thing is I don't want them to opt me
out of my unlimited download plan and op me into a mobile plan which wouldn't
let me download the tracks with the windows client any longer.
Chris, I don't think you need worry about this as there is no Rhapsody app for
the Mac. Everything is done right from the web site.
Stuart
On Feb 16, 2013, at 12:42 PM, Stuart Russell wrote:
> I've tried a mouse click on the play button & that doesn't
> seem to work.
> My guess is
I've tried a mouse click on the play button & that doesn't
seem to work.
My guess is that the actual play button is in a different location on the
screen?
You can probably test this without setting up an account as Rhapsody has a
trial mode.
I'd sure like to find a trick to get this working aga
My biggest concern is I use wrapsody on a daily basis nearly with my Windows
machine. I don't want to download the I O S app, and have happen to me what
happened with Napster before Real Networks bought them out. Basically it
automatically switched me to a mobile plan, recharged my card withou
Hi,
have you tried a physical click with a trackpad or mouse after making sure the
mouse cursor is on the button?
Ricardo Walker
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On Feb 16, 2013, at 2:13 PM, Stuart Russell wrote:
> I am having some difficulty with the
I am having some difficulty with the Rhapsody web site. Until recently, I was
able to click on the play button to listen to my chosen selection.
It appears that the play link does not correspond with the actual play button.
Is there any way around this?
I am aware that Rhapsody on IOS is fully
Good afternoon;
I do apologize, I'm not sure why individuals are unable to play this audio. I
am able to play up from both my Mac, and my iPhone. However, I have went ahead
and taken the liberty of posting the direct URL to the audio file below. Let me
know if you guys have any issues with this
There was a total update to the look of the iTunes, app, and iBooks for iOS 6.
I preferred the old layout myself. However, that doesn't mean they made it
inaccessible. Just personal preference. They used to do things in a vertical
view.. There are more links to interact with on the page now. Sin
I had similar issues to cherry but that was like you, m lacing patience lol. I
find the app store/ibooks problem but then I never knew what it was previously.
On 2013-02-16, at 10:53 AM, Kirsten Edmondson
wrote:
> Cherree I have to agree with Ricardo and others. I'm not totally sure what
> yo
Cherree I have to agree with Ricardo and others. I'm not totally sure what
you're talking about here, but I think you're getting to head up. I have to
admit, I struggled to use the iBookstore for a long time, but that was just
because I didn't give it the time to work it out. There are no proble
May I inquire as to when ibooks and or the app store changed, please?
On 2013-02-16, at 8:02 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
> I did say "not as easy to use at first", not "not as easy to use period". The
> new layout is completely useable once you get used to it. No accessibility
> should not play second
I don't either, but then, I'm still relatively new and don't really know how it
used to be.
On 2013-02-16, at 7:10 AM, Devin Prater wrote:
> II do get what you mean here. although I do not see how the apps store is not
> accessible.
>
> Sent from my iPod
>
> On 16/02/2013, at 8:56 AM, Cheree
Hi,
Messages is for Lion and higher.
hth
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On Feb 16, 2013, at 12:08 PM, Jane wrote:
> Is there any way to get Messages set up on my daughter's iMac running Snow
> Leopard, or is that just not supported a
Hi,
Generally, I agree with you. I think for the most part, Apple does what you
said better than most in regards to not releasing a product until its ready for
prime time. But that being said, I think we might have an issue here where
Apple might be falling victim to its own success. Not jus
Hi Matthew,
Having spoken to them the day the app launched, they say they have received
numerous complaints about numerous bugs, some dealing with accessibility some
not. If you by chance have an older version of the app sync to your computer,
you can put that version back on your phone, it wil
Hi,
You lost me here. Are you saying that IOS accessibility has degraded to the
point where blind specific solutions are preferred by you? I'm just not sure
were you were going with your comment.
Thanks.
Ricardo Walker
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Quite honestly, as I said and will continue to say, I think Apple should be
commended on their efforts. It's not perfect what what is. Some people just
have too much time on their hands and all they want to do is bash people and
businesses. Frankly, I think those should be ashamed. I'm not s
It is interesting to me the way this post has turned. I wanted peoples opinions
and ideas what you thought. I by no means insinuated Apple had made iOS
inaccessible. Of course, they have made some changes I don't live. Their are
some areas I don't think are as fluid or as responsive as they once
Cheree Heppe here:
Did money concerns spur the implementation of accessible IOS? If not, what,
then? What has changed between then and now? The money haasn't. Think about
outcomes and shifting power bases. Would you want to engineer breaches,
stumbles to return consumers to specialized tech
Is there any way to get Messages set up on my daughter's iMac running Snow
Leopard, or is that just not supported anymoree?
Jane
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John has pretty much expressed my feelings here. I've used Android with
Talkback, and to me, it's not ready for prime time. I say that only because I
know some Android users who say that the reason for my point of view regarding
Android stems from the fact that I don't know what I'm doing. Now,
this entire topic, as usual, is coming back to the subjective in nature.
What one considers accessible or not differs from another person. I think to
make a statement that accessibility is going backwards in iOS is strictly a
subjective position based on personal opinion and no real facts.
Hi,
I just stated that user error might be a possibility. Keep in mind, I don't
know you from a hole in the wall. I have no idea what your level of expertise
with your devices are. After all, In my experience of being on lists like this
for years now, the majority of issues are do to user er
Hi, I do n0ot have an ipad. Thanks. I really do hope they will fix the
accessibility of the iphone app.
Matthew
On Feb 15, 2013, at 10:25 PM, ppowell...@aol.com wrote:
> Hi Jessica To my knowledge, you get six skips per hour. I'm not sure if that
> is per station. Also, to Matthew, Look fo
I did say "not as easy to use at first", not "not as easy to use period". The
new layout is completely useable once you get used to it. No accessibility
should not play second fiddle to visual appeal, but, as I said, if a visual
change can still remain accessible, then Apple should make that cha
II do get what you mean here. although I do not see how the apps store is not
accessible.
Sent from my iPod
On 16/02/2013, at 8:56 AM, Cheree Heppe wrote:
> Cheree Heppe here:
> This fascinates me. Whenever a change in accessibility is made that impairs
> us, somebody always apologizes for
Cheree Heppe here:
The table index slider in the IBooks store is skittery and barely permits
tactile interface before it shifts focus. Comparatively, the IPhone table
intex slider is better paced and usably responsive to casual brush-over's or
purposeful guided interaction by a user.
I don't
Cheree Heppe here:
This fascinates me. Whenever a change in accessibility is made that impairs
us, somebody always apologizes for us by saying that we have to make allowances
for the visuals among us. Does that strike anyone as backward thinking?
Hanging accessibility on the visual appeal perc
I just bought an album a few days ago and have all the m4a files.
Amber
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Hello there,
I tried the safe mode feature but it seems like the Ipad is getting
caught in a chain of rebooting. I am unable to find a good tutorial to
explain to me how to reset the Ipad so that I can reset it back to the
original Apple firmware and re jail break again. I know one thing if
Dear listers,
In the mac itunes store, I used to buy music and that would then be downloaded
into my computer. I think this is no longer the case. Is it true that I can
only stream a song from itunes from the Apple servers, and not have it in my
possession on the hard disk? What I want is an m4
It doesn't seem to play.
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Well said, Alex.
Cheers,
Donna
On Feb 15, 2013, at 11:43 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> I agree. While I don't use the iBook Store much, I use the App Store all the
> time. Once I got used to the new layout, I had no problems at all, and still
> don't. Yes, I preferred the old layout, but one thing we
I have to agree with Ricardo. I have no problems either with iBooks or with
the App store, they both work fine for me.
Best,
Donna
On Feb 15, 2013, at 11:28 PM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I must say, I'm at a total loss about iBooks and the app store. These seem
> to be working fine for
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