Hi there
There are several commands which are already built into voiceover for using
your braille display. Commands like plus the letter E for example, are the
return key or enter.Plus the D means delete. Then you can map keys on your
braille display to voice over commands.
Regards
Gigi
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How do you do VO on a braille display when using the Mac? I've not used my
braille display very much with a Mac, and because I've not had a computer for
over a month, I've not had the opportunity to use my braille display with a Mac.
Kawal.
On 5 Jan 2013, at 01:34 AM, Eugenia Firth wrote:
>
I tried the interaction command with the braille command and I was not taken to
the message text. Rather, it interacted with the sender of the message.
However, space with E sends the return key to the Mail App and then the message
will open.
Les
On Jan 4, 2013, at 8:19 PM, Scott Davert wrot
Hi Steve and Kristeen
Although it probably won't do everything that's wanted, I did figure out how to
get into a message with the braille display so it can be read. It seems to work
every time. If you press spacebar and the letter e, it's like doing the return
key. I've done it several times thi
What Christine wants to do is use the command bound to VO-J; I don't remember
the exact name for it but it allows for jumping between different parts of the
screen and remain interacted with the same. I use it a lot in iTunes and Mail.
For Mail it jumps immediately between the list of mail fold
Hi again Kristeen.
Well, I discovered that it doesn't always work. I got it to work the first
time, but when I tried it again, it didn't work. In fact, it's real strange. It
interacts and then says dimmed, even though it's still there and everything. I
got the space D to work to delete an email.
Thanks Iggie, I'll try that.
You can customize some things under Braille in the Voiceover utility, but you
can only customize the choices that are offered and so many things are not.
Apple has a way to go with their Braille support on the Mac. I'm hoping it's
better on the iOS platform. I've he
Hi Scott.
I realize that she was talking about Vo J and that it is different. However, I
tested it, and it works anyway on email messages. I did that before I wrote the
post. I wanted to see if it would work. It did. In fact, I wonder if these
commands VO J and the usual interacting command are
HI Gigi.
She was asking about VO plus J, which jumps to the text content of an
email mesage. This is different than interacting with an item. I'm not
trying to be rude or anything like that, I just thought I should
clerify. Unless I'm the one off base here?
Scott
On 1/4/13, Scott Davert wrote:
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Hi.
I have created my own command for this space with J. You can create
keyboard commands on the display, however, they can only be for
VoiceOver specific keyboard commands. For example, VO plus J works
fine, but command Q, which is an OSX command, will not work.
Apparently there is some kind of Ap
Chkristine.
I just gfigured out how to interact with messages with your braille display. I
thought it would work, and it did. Try pressing space bar with dots 2-3-6. I
tested the other day to uninteract. That command is space bar and the dots
3-5-6. In other words, spacebar with the question mar
I think there is a way to customize key presses under Braille.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jan 4, 2013, at 3:06 PM, Kristeen Hughes wrote:
> Thanks to you all. My questions are a bit more specific, I think. I would
> like to be able to use the display without having the voice on at all. I was
>
Thanks to you all. My questions are a bit more specific, I think. I would like
to be able to use the display without having the voice on at all. I was able to
function with just a Braille display when I used Windows and I could turn the
Jaws speech off or mute it. When I try to do that with the
I have a Brailliant BI 40, and it works nicely on the MAc, and iOS as well.
On 2013-01-03, at 2:35 PM, Chris Bruinenberg wrote:
> I have a Braille conect and it works great with iOS windows and Mac.
> Best of luck deciding on one!
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Jan 3, 2013, at 11:29 AM, Les
I have a Braille conect and it works great with iOS windows and Mac.
Best of luck deciding on one!
Sent from my iPhone
On Jan 3, 2013, at 11:29 AM, Les Kriegler wrote:
> I think the code is for the Focus.
>
> Les
> On Jan 3, 2013, at 1:34 PM, Eugenia Firth wrote:
>
>> Hi Kristeen.
>>
I think the code is for the Focus.
Les
On Jan 3, 2013, at 1:34 PM, Eugenia Firth wrote:
> Hi Kristeen.
> VoiceOver should recognize your Focus 40 Blue, whether you are using your
> Mac, your IOS device, or a Windows computer. I've connected to a Windows
> compchter with Blue Tooth. I hav
Hi Kristeen.
VoiceOver should recognize your Focus 40 Blue, whether you are using your Mac,
your IOS device, or a Windows computer. I've connected to a Windows compchter
with Blue Tooth. I have with my Mac and iPhone.
The one thing that I am finding is that you will want to connect it within t
You can email me off list, but I think this discussion can most likely
help others. Even if not imediatley, someone may later wish to search
the list archives for this topic and will find the thread you started.
Scott
On 1/3/13, erik burggraaf wrote:
> you can email me off list if you like.
>
>
you can email me off list if you like.
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