makes sense.
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Cool. That sounds good. I just didn't know if we would have to type anything
else to indicate it was a string of text or whatever. Sounds like it will be
pretty simple. As for the remaining or to charged, it would be great, but
totally not necessary. To be honest, what I mostly care about is the
The script is part of a series of scripts that will let you speak a bunch of
data with one keystroke. So yes, you could vo-m-m, then vo-arrow (a tedious
task if you have a lot of apps in the menu extras area) until you find your
battery, then escape to return to where you were... Or you could as
Alex,
Can I just ask, as I may have missed this. My MacBook Air already gives me this
data.
I perform a VO MM and arrow to the battery level, there if my Air is charging I
here that it is on mains power and x many hours/minutes until full, likewise,
if I am operating on battery power I here Ba
I think it would be even better if those numbers were read out as hours and
minutes, rather than just numbers. So, for instance, 90%, not charging, 3 hours
and 10 minutes remaining, or 50%, charging, 1 hour until charged.
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Yes, I would understand. Although, I think that it would sound better if it
said something like 90%, Charging, 1:10 until charged and/or 50%, 3:25
remaining.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On 2013-06-02, at 9:12 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> Okay, thanks. I've really only ever used
Okay, thanks. I've really only ever used desktops, so wasn't sure what that
time was for. In the script, as long as you know it is "charging" or "not
charging", I don't need to state what the time is for, right? I mean, if you
heard something like,
90%, 1:10, charging
or
50%, 2:16, not charging
Hi,
Yes, when the laptops are charging, the time readout is the amount of time
until the battery is fully charged whereas when it is simply running on battery
power, that is the amount of time left of usable charge.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On 2013-06-02, at 8:08 PM, Alex
Hi all,
I'm finalizing the battery script for my project, and I noticed something odd.
There's still a time estimate when my Macbook is charging, but it's shorter
than the estimate given when the Mac is not charging. Is the one given when
charging an estimate of how long the battery will take to
