Oh wow, had no idea they made apps for other operating systems as well, but
never used them after I switched to the mac platform. I did a tryal
subscription when I still used my windows machine, and loved it, and was
debating over whether or not to get a paid subscription, but never did it.
On
Um, why did mike Calvo leave? And why a sighted person in place of him? Gosh.
All these companies are making way too poor of choices.
> On Nov 22, 2014, at 12:59 PM, Pamela Francis wrote:
>
> What is truly sad, is they have risen to be the beacon of convention coverage
> and or A T news braggi
Wow. That’s really a shame. The programmer worked so, so hard! He made apps for
the mac, iOS, Android, and System access. Sure it wasn’t all that good, but the
services offered, gosh it was the first time I ever heard described programming!
> On Nov 22, 2014, at 1:22 AM, Pamela Francis wrote:
>
Its not like they are alone in this. I see more and more adaptive
companies facing more competition from other areas such as Apple.
Reality checks do not bounce.
From The Believer. . .
. . . what if it were true?
ancient.ali...@icloud.com
On 11/22/2014 10:59 AM, Pamela Francis wrote:
What
It's probably simple. They probably ran out of money. I don't think very many
people use their screen reader. And I have no idea how many are on Sam nett. I
know I am. I have most of the year left on a subscription. It is really too
bad. I will certainly miss them. And I do wish the company woul
What is truly sad, is they have risen to be the beacon of convention coverage
and or A T news bragging about how many followers they had, yet are willing in
the wink of an eye to pull the rug out from under all of those people who have
come to depend on them. Mike Calvo, their founder, is bl
That doesn't make sense; they made great software and other services to go
along with it so don't understand why they're splitting up all of a sudden.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Nov 22, 2014, at 12:57 AM, Joe Quinn wrote:
>
> Here it is:
> Serotek, the makers of the System Access screen reader a
As a longtime paid subscriber of the mobile network, I am shocked and saddened
by this announcement. As myself, like many others depend on their service for
our email and other content in the blindness community, including DocuScan
plus, iBlink radio, etc., I would surely hate to see this compan
Wow! That's quite a shame. System Access is a good screenreader and I would
hate to see Serotek go belly up and lose those resources that SA and SamNet
have.
Shawn
Sent From My White MacBook
> On Nov 22, 2014, at 1:22 AM, Pamela Francis wrote:
>
> I follow their Twitter feed. Once they realiz
I follow their Twitter feed. Once they realized news had spread like wildfire,
they decided to defend themselves as if they were a3 year old child. You
cannot tell me five people are going to depart right before the holidays under
good terms. As much listenership as they have developed around t
Here it is:
Serotek, the makers of the System Access screen reader and the company behind
the Serotalk POdcast Network, has parted ways with the majority of their staf,
leaving the future of the company in doubt. Those losing their jobs include
Buddy Brannan, Ricky ENger, Lisa Salinger, Joe Stei
can you please post the link to the article?
On 11/21/2014 10:26 PM, Pamela Francis wrote:
Hello folks,
For those who don't know and our listeners to the Serotalk podcast, their
main team has been fired.
If you follow blind bargains on Twitter, they have the article posted there.
There is no
Hello folks,
For those who don't know and our listeners to the Serotalk podcast, their
main team has been fired.
If you follow blind bargains on Twitter, they have the article posted there.
There is nothing on the Serotalk page or the Serotek page to say anything about
the most recent move.
Hello,
I believe you can do this but, you need to install a syncing tool from Apple.
The name of it escapes me but, a google search should get you pointed in the
right direction.
Ricardo Walker
rica...@appletothecore.info
Twitter:@apple2thecore
www.appletothecore.info
On Feb 27, 2013, at 10:2
Oh, you're trying to get the contacts from the phone to Outlook? I don't think
that's going to work. You definitely can't get your iCloud contacts to sync
with Outlook. You could perhaps export any iCloud contacts and import them into
Outlook, and then sync them with the phone. Otherwise the iPh
I cloud is working but getting the contacts from the phone to outlook 10 is
driving us nuts!
On Feb 27, 2013, at 8:31 PM, Nicholas Parsons
wrote:
> I can sync to both. Are you having any luck with either? What steps have you
> taken so far?
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We are working with the student using an iPhone 4S with the newest OS on a
Windows 7 machine with office 10. We are trying to get his contacts to sync to
the cloud and also to Outlook 2010. We are not having any luck! In any ideas.
We are using the newest iTunes can information be synced to both
Hey all,
I wanted to ask you who are familiar with wordpress.org themes what is
good to look for as far as accessibility goes.
I am new to this stuff and honestly don't even know what columns mean.
Are those the permanent headings that don't scroll away?
Anyway, I'm in the
Thanks for the iPad answers and thanks for asking about the store position. No
word yet though on that.
On May 10, 2010, at 9:36 AM, Olivia Norman wrote:
> It seems that others have already answered most of these questions. I will
> also say that I never press my screen accidentally, and find
It seems that others have already answered most of these questions. I will
also say that I never press my screen accidentally, and find that the iPad
works well as a media player, as well as for some word processing, especially
with the keyboard doc.
Any word from the Apple store yet, Pete?
I'm
Hi Pete,
I'm pretty sure that you were on this list around New Year's when
there was a discussion about Alvin's post forwarding an article on
"Ten iPhone Shortcuts You Never Knew Existed". (Reconstructed after
the fact based on content, this came from the Strait Times New Year's
Day edit
Ok thanks everyone. I'll check this stuff out next time I'm in the store. I'm
just weighing all my options with the IPad before I commit to it, as the
Touches are so much cheaper.
On May 7, 2010, at 6:10 PM, Charlie Doremus wrote:
> Correct
>
> Sent from the iPad I wish I had
>
> On May 7,
Correct
Sent from the iPad I wish I had
On May 7, 2010, at 1:06 PM, marie Howarth wrote:
> I may be wrong but on the iPhone if you hold the power button it will bring
> up the power options. To lock the iPhone you just press the power button once
> and it locks. I'm assuming, possibly incorre
I may be wrong but on the iPhone if you hold the power button it will bring up
the power options. To lock the iPhone you just press the power button once and
it locks. I'm assuming, possibly incorrectly the same is true on the iPad. No
holding, just press the power button.
On 8 May 2010, at 00:
Pete,
If you happen to tap the iPad screen once you have pressed and held the power
button your iPod will shut down. So the trick is not to tap once you start your
music.
Sent from the iPad I wish I had
On May 7, 2010, at 12:36 PM, Pete Nalda wrote:
> Ok, but how come when I pushed the power
Ok, but how come when I pushed the power button the music would stop? Was I
pushing it too long? And yeah I know a case would prevent anything touching
the screen, but my backpack has a suspended padded compartment so I was just
going to put it in there, but hopefully while having a podcast or
Two points! First you can lock the ipad screen by pressing the power button.
Also using a case would cover the screen completely preventing any sort of
"screen presses".
Sent from the iPad I wish I had
On May 7, 2010, at 10:55 AM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I don't think you need to w
Cool! Because I have a backpack with a padded laptop insert that even has a
outlet to run headphones through, and have at least one little book I carry to
prop the iPad up on for typing, so I won't even really need a case. My mind is
at ease. Thanks for the answer :)
On May 7, 2010, at 3:55
Hi,
I don't think you need to worry about accidental screen presses. The screen
reacts to your skin not pressure. So having it in a big should be fine.
On May 7, 2010, at 4:43 PM, Pete Nalda wrote:
> Hi all,
> I thought I'd ask this here because of the recent iPad talk on this list.
> Topic
Hi all,
I thought I'd ask this here because of the recent iPad talk on this list.
Topic related part of this is that I'm considering an iPad as a more Zoomable
media Player/Content viewer/creator. That said, can one have this thing in a
bag or backpack playing back music or a podcast? What ab
Are you logging in as the SU or just a user?
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Hi all:
I'm trying to rem
Sounds like that user has not been granted remote SSH access to that
box. Not really a problem with the Mac itself. I know when I SSH to
another Mac I have to enable that access in the sharing control panel
and to SSH to another Mac as root I have to enable that via another
setting. Probably n
Hi all:
I'm trying to remotely administer a Ubuntu 8.10 box with my Mac using
SSH.
When I open ther terminal on my mac and type in the following:
ssh u...@ip address of the ubuntu box, I'm prompted with the
password.
When I type in the password, I get a permission denied notification. I
initially
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