I know. You have to work with the site a little, but the program works well and
the results are
Nektarios.
excellent.
On Oct 27, 2010, at 6:59 AM, Eric Oyen wrote:
> nice website, but any attempt to shop there results in an image asking me to
> select my region and then I get nothing. I hate i
What about that I powel, I think it was called? I only saw it once a while
back at the NFB convention. Heather
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hmmm. I need to find the list of compatible scanners for OS X snow leopard.
that and compatible sacs devices (yeah, those may be old, but they still work
nice).
-Eric
On Oct 26, 2010, at 9:40 PM, Ruud Bemelmans wrote:
> Hello Sharon,
>
> I know two people that got a Pearl and sent it back. Li
Hello Sharon,
I know two people that got a Pearl and sent it back. Like a flatbed
scanner it seems to not like anything that wasn't completely flat and
consequently screwed up the OCR proces into unreadable gook. Getting the
orientation right for scanning seemed to be another issue for them.
Hi Sharon:
I would say you may not need to invest in Freedom Scientific's Open book for
scanning. Your Mac will interface with many scanners, and you can do perfectly
well using image capture and a good OCR program such as Abbyy Fine reader. It
costs a lot less than Open book, and people are
nice website, but any attempt to shop there results in an image asking me to
select my region and then I get nothing. I hate it when they use flash to map
an image.
-Eric
On Oct 26, 2010, at 8:40 PM, Nektarios Mallas wrote:
> Hello there.
> Fine reader express for the mac works very well and t
Hello there.
Fine reader express for the mac works very well and the recognition engine is
one of the best.
They have a trial copy that you can test with your mac.
goto.
www.abbyy.com
Later.
On Oct 27, 2010, at 4:49 AM, Eric Oyen wrote:
> well,
> I am not sure about the accessible scanner sof
Yep my friend had the same problem when she bought her mac the guy at the shop
told her to buy microsoft office for mac odvesly he did not know that it would
not be accessable with voice over so luckely me and her spoke to a more
experianced mac user before she'd installed it and she was able to
Can you still get your money back? If not, sell it on craig's list!
Heather
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Oh, it works great. You just need to get used to it. I was wondering the
same thing, if anyone has experience with keynote. I have to create a
presentation for a class next month. Heather
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> [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Rafaela Freundt
> Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2010 10:05 PM
> To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: Advice for purchasing a New IMac
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> Hi,
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Darn.
Thanks,
Brian
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Hi,
Microsoft Offic
Hi,
Microsoft Office for the mac is not accessible at all. not even the new 2011
one that just came out, so I would advice you to stick with iWork and open
Office which is free and is usable.
Rafaela
El 26/10/2010, a las 20:49, Eric Oyen escribió:
> well,
> I am not sure about the accessible sca
well,
I am not sure about the accessible scanner software. however, you can do most
of your word processing on the mac. I didn't know that microsoft office was
available for the mac. The one thing I can tell you is that the mac is not a
respectable part of the marketplace and a lot of blind peop
Hello all,
I have not used the mac computer systems in about fifteen years but am
making the final decisions for my purchase of an IMac. Does anyone have
advice. I am a totally blind user. I have decided it will be most useful to
bootcamp my computer so as to have scanning capabilities. I am told
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