Hi Caitlyn.
In fact the router is also available on the mac.
You should be able to press the routing buttons when your are on a link or if
that will not work interact with the link and try again.
If that will not work, you will need to find out which command does the
vo+space or asign a comman
Hi Andrew,
Actually, no, I hadn't tried that! I just did and it worked! I also had to
push on the router button a bit harder then I'd thought I would have to to get
it to work.
thanks!
Cait
On Apr 23, 2014, at 4:13 PM, Andrew Lamanche wrote:
> Caitlyn,
>
> I've no experience of Braille dis
I didn't know the roter was avbailable within email.. do you use vo u to invoke
it?
guess I should've said I'm using the display with a mac, not IOS..
Thanks, Annie!
Cait
On Apr 23, 2014, at 5:43 PM, Annie Skov Nielsen
wrote:
> Hi Caitlyn..
>
> If you have got the links in a text message you
Hi again.
When you have found the links with the links option in the router you will have
to press on them with the routing buttons on the display..
Best regards Annie.
Den 23/04/2014 kl. 23.43 skrev Annie Skov Nielsen :
> Hi Caitlyn..
>
> If you have got the links in a text message you will ha
Hi Caitlyn..
If you have got the links in a text message you will have to find them with the
links option in the router and then click on them. Sometimes I also do it that
way in emails. If in safari you can try that way or try to press on the routing
keys on the display, it ought to work.
Bes
Caitlyn,
I've no experience of Braille display use nor have I got one that's compatible
with an iOS device but I've been reading about this topic a lot in preparation
for having a display one day. I seem to remember that you do use the routing
buttons above a Braille cell to activate a link bu
