Hi Daniel,
I will search for the dbtechies group.
I do not hear low tones. So my ear tends to over focus on high tones,
and they hurt. So, I don't do well with even comprehending television. I
do okay in person, if people talk slow enough and enunciate well. If they
don't, I have n
April,
I understand how you feel. Before I went blind, I used to be a computer repair
guy. I was Comp/TIA certified and I used to build and maintain office
computers. As soon I lost my vision, I went over two years with no
communication. I could not call well, txt, or email or surf the web. But
Hi Regina,
I know my Mac Mini made a sound when it turned on for about two
weeks. It no longer does. Confused me too.
I really need a "Dummies" manual for the newly deaf blind new Mac
user.
Good luck!
April
On Thursday, January 9, 2014 11:31:15 AM UTC-5, regina alvarado wro
Hi Daniel,
I haven't been enrolled in that program yet, unless it is part of the
state program. I was diagnosies legaly blind last May, and am still in the
early stages of getting help from the state. This next appointment should
help.
If I ever learn to use the technology, I'd li
Boy do I understand. Mini when running is totally baffling to me. I have found
no program or blog or anything that starts from absolute zero. Right now, all I
want to do is read and answer email, surf and be able to enter in Safari, and
find out where to transfer files to so I can read them in P
Hello April,
Did you go through I Can Connect? With your hearing loss and vision loss you
should qualify that. I too went thru the program. As the federal law states the
equipment that you receive, you should receive training from the state, in
communication. Now each state is different in prov
Thanks for your help!
Since dictation won't do what I need it to do in Pages, I'll try to find
something that will. Just not right now. I've still got to many little odd
things I don't know how to do on my new computer, and it exhausts me trying
to figure them out.
As for VoiceOver, I tried t
