Hello everyone,
For anyone who speaks French, French Braille is now available from my
French site at:
Installation instructions in French are in a text document in the ZIP
archive.
Cheers,
Anne
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hi anne is this the french computer braille system?
On 27 May 2009, at 10:50, Anne Robertson wrote:
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> Hello everyone,
>
> For anyone who speaks French, French Braille is now available from my
> French site at:
>
>
> Installation instructions in French are in a text document in the ZIP
> archi
Hmmm
This means, you, Anne (or someone else) has made french braille for the
Mac? Am I right?
If so, can this be used to translate to other languages - Norwegian in
my case?
william lomas skrev:
> hi anne is this the french computer braille system?
>
> On 27 May 2009, at 10:50, Anne Robert
I assume that if one complete foreign table can be done, then I assume
norweigan and others can be done
On 27 May 2009, at 11:04, David Hole wrote:
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> Hmmm
> This means, you, Anne (or someone else) has made french braille for
> the
> Mac? Am I right?
> If so, can this be used to transla
Hello Will,
This is uncontracted Braille with all the accented letters and
punctuation in accordance with the universal French Braille code. It
even shows Newline characters which is useful when editing a document.
Abrégé will come later if we can find an electronic version of the code.
Che
Hello David,
My husband did the coding, but if you could send us a document
containing the Norwegian Braille codes, he could make one for
Norwegian, too.
What we need are the 8-dot Braille patterns for each character.
Obviously, the basic alphabet is the same for all languages using the
Hey all, I'm aware that it is possible to set up another user account
in another language if you wanted to, even if you've installed MacOS
in English. A friend of mine is considering possibly getting a mac,
and even though she can speak English very well, I think her first
language is Spa
Hi list,
Yup, sorry to torture you by adding to the persistent iTunes topic,
but here goes:
When I first got my Mac, I plugged in a MyBook drive that I'd been
given that had a ton of music on it. Since all the songs showed up in
the tables in iTunes, I assumed thay'd been im
Dear Listers,
I have just noticed much to my horror that some of my mailboxes have
disappeared. I have for instant created a mailbox called
macvisionaries and in it macvisionaries archive to which I would
direct by creatting a rule or move by hand respectively my e-mails
from the group. T
Hi,
First of all, I am not posting this to "crash the party" for everyone
- including myself, who would like their own localization of
VoiceOver. But since none of us use to read all legal agreements
included with all software we use, and since we might get into trouble
by breaking such ag
Hello Simon,
What I think happened is that your mail preferences file(s) got
corrupted. A check of the Apple Support archives showed that this can
happen when you run out of free space for Mail to use in its temporary
housekeeping when your mailbox is very large and/or your disk is very
f
Hi.
I'll follow these rules because I might get into trouble if I brake
them, but I think it's very sad that it's not allowed to modify
Voiceover and other kind of software to fix bugs or to add more
features. If it was allowed, we could add a lot of nice features to
Voiceover...
Best rega
Hasn't Apple localised Mac os as a whole in multiple languages already
though?
On May 27, 2009, at 2:21 PM, Søren Jensen wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I'll follow these rules because I might get into trouble if I brake
> them, but I think it's very sad that it's not allowed to modify
> Voiceover and othe
It's is my Mac and I payed for the software, I will do whant do with
them. Now if I sell the results of my affords then I am at fault.
On May 27, 2009, at 11:21 AM, Søren Jensen wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I'll follow these rules because I might get into trouble if I brake
> them, but I think it's very
I think folks don't need to worry about the preverbal ruler slap on the wrist. The iPod was heavily modded, and the iPhone was even hacked to accept other service providers. At this time I've never heard of Apple pursuing legal action. In fact with the iPod hacks, most are now incorporated into
Dear Jenny,
Thank you for your email. I agree with you completely. Macs are the
best! Voiceover rocks! I am trying to win my Mom over to the Mac side
as well and I think I have her there. If I had say in what computers
went in my house, they would be all Mac! I hope everything is going
hi ann,
i am so happy that this discussion came up. i live in italy and just
the other day i discussed with a tecnical man of an important
structure about the braille tables. can somebody explain to me if it
is possibile. this man is a pc fan , and he sostains that voice over
is limited be
man...if I had a choice every computer in the world would be a mac.
lol who needs pc's anyway right? lol.
peace and positivity
Jessi
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On 27-May-09, at 12:27 PM, Ben King wrote:
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> Dear Jenny,
>
> Thank you for your email. I agree with you comp
On May
Dear Arthur,
My name is Ben King. I love my Mac quite a bit. I would suggest
using IWork for your office application. As far as music programs go
I am not sure. Some podcasts that have helped me out are the
Screenlessswitchers podcast, the new Mac accessibility podcast on
Lion
Hi all:
Really need some help with VmWare Fusion on routing cursor keys.
Assentially, how do I get my apple keyboard to emulate a windows
keyboard in every detail?
Thanks:
Mike
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hi ,
i use my mac with italian operating system, i have info vox italian
and english language. when i need to read in english i change vo
option , in the voice menu i leave italian as a main language and
change the language which reads the contents in english. vo reads all
my menu and coma
Hello Rossy,
Italian Braille can be added if someone can find the 8-dot patterns
for all the characters. You might like to try the French Braille to
see whether the accents and punctuation are the same as in Italian.
The French table certainly includes some Spanish punctuation such as
the
thanz ann,
may i forward your messagge to my friend, i think he's been looking
for some solutions. all he needs , perhaps some advices on how did you
did in french ?
rossy
Il giorno 27/mag/09, alle ore 22:32, Anne Robertson ha scritto:
>
> Hello Rossy,
>
> Italian Braille can be added if some
I could well be wrong here, but wasn't there some discussion when
ilife09 first came out about vo not working well with garageband?
On 27/05/2009, Ben King wrote:
>
>
> On May
> Dear Arthur,
>
> My name is Ben King. I love my Mac quite a bit. I would suggest
> using IWork for your office appli
A simple solution is if you want some features, send a note to
accessibil...@apple.com
and it may find its way to the right folks. This is not open source,
so obviously it can't be modified in the manner you would like.
However, Apple is open to feedback and welcomes such from users. A lot
Sure, you can hit command+o to import. If you do an entire drive, be
prepared to wait a good while. :)
On May 27, 2009, at 11:42 AM, Eliza Cooper wrote:
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> Hi list,
> Yup, sorry to torture you by adding to the persistent iTunes topic,
> but here goes:
> When I first got my Mac, I p
Hi,
I am discussing this with Apple at the momment to avoid legal
reprocutions.
Regards,
Alex,
On 27-May-09, at 10:34 AM, A-Pro Studio wrote:
> Hi,
>
> First of all, I am not posting this to "crash the party" for
> everyone - including myself, who would like their own localization
> of V
Hi,
Believe me Apple will persue legal action.
Regards,
Alex,
On 27-May-09, at 11:35 AM, Sean Tikkun wrote:
> I think folks don't need to worry about the preverbal ruler slap on
> the wrist. The iPod was heavily modded, and the iPhone was even
> hacked to accept other service providers.
Well they certainly will if you go out and tell them what our people
are doing.
J
On May 27, 2009, at 5:47 PM, Alex Jurgensen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Believe me Apple will persue legal action.
>
> Regards,
> Alex,
>
>
> On 27-May-09, at 11:35 AM, Sean Tikkun wrote:
>
>> I think folks don't need to wor
I think, to be completely honest, you'd probably be ok doing this.
Apple surely wouldn't like the articals - apple soos blind users for
trying to use there products etc etc and at the end of the day, anyone
except them would understand that its apples fault as if the product
had been translated in
Hi,
I am not. I'm writing from experiances here. I was under suspision by
Apple and therefore saw what lengths they would go to, or at least a
glimpse of it.
Regards,
Alex,
On 27-May-09, at 5:57 PM, Justin Harford wrote:
> Well they certainly will if you go out and tell them what our peopl
HI,
What do you mean the eight dot codes. Kurdish only has a six dot code.
I mean if we may adapt the tables in the Kurdish language (We would be
within our rights as holders of the tables), we would to make them
comply better.
Regards,
Alex,
On 27-May-09, at 1:32 PM, Anne Robertson wrot
Alex, and All, please only post notes with relevant information in
them. Unless we can share some actual information here that others can
benefit from, then I'd ask that we consider not posting until we can?…
Now, I'm a bit behind on email, so if others have done this as
well, then ple
Hi,
Cara,
Meaning no disrespect. This is useful so that we don't all hale Apple
with E-mails and the like and they refuse us help.
Regards,
Alex,
On 27-May-09, at 6:28 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:
> Alex, and All, please only post notes with relevant information in
> them. Unless we can share s
Alex, yes, this *might* be useful however, quite honestly, (meaning
no disrespect as well) No one cares whether you or anyone else has
discussed whatever with whomever, unless you share something
conclusive about it. Know what I mean?…
If I posted something saying I'd discussed concept
Could you give us an insite as to what they did to you if you don't
mind? its just that i'm still fairly skeptical as to if anything would
actually happen about this.
For example, quite a few people are waking up to see an intimidating
letter on there doormats from the isp or a record company the
Hi,
I just wanted to let you know that it is in the works.
Sit tight. We will be discussing further over the past few weeks.
Regards,
Alex,
On 27-May-09, at 6:56 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:
> Alex, yes, this *might* be useful however, quite honestly,
> (meaning no disrespect as well) No one car
alex, this is your last warning. This is also a general public
warning…
I'm telling you now, DO NOT CONTINUE TO POST THIS TYPE OF NOTE HERE!…
I'll explain this one last time, and from then on, please email me
privately if you need clarification, and I'll be happy to chat off-list.
Dear Mac Friends,
I am writing you to let you know about an experience I had today at
the University Village Apple Store in Seattle Washington. The person
that I spoke to was very nice and he asked me what I would like to see
improved in regards to Voiceover. I told him that Fire Fox woul
hey Ben, thanks so much for sharing!
this is exactly the kind of thing I personally love to hear. I'm
glad that Apple is really stepping this great level of service up even
further.
For someone with or without a disability to go into a store and
really be shown not only equal trea
Think you have to do a mouse click on the authorise button. That
seemed to work for me.
On May 19, 2009, at 1:13 PM, Brandon Misch wrote:
>
> Hey all. am using the latest version or beta of adium. for some reason
> when i recieve contact authorizations, i can't accept them. when i hit
> on auth
Hello
with Xcode which is part of the Leopard it is possible to localize
almost entire VO utility. I mean dialog boxes, menus etc. I would like
to know if somebody has some experiences where are located other
things like braille conversion tables or the strings being spoken by
the synthesizer. I
The last post was correct. You must be running the latest version of the os
to have Alex speak on your ipod. Aloha
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 8:15 AM, Jessi R wrote:
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> hmmm. that doesn't seem like an inaccessibility to me, it makes sense.if
> you're using tiger, you'd get the tiger voices cuz Ale
The only way you are going to get "Alax" If you want "Alex" to speak on your
mac is to install Leopard. The U.S. price is around $129. We spoke with an
apple employee we know and he agrees. If you are short on funds call
1-800-my-apple and ask about "bill me later". Aloha,
On Thu, May 21, 2009 at
Yeah. The reason that I don't call too much attention to that is that
I cannot document the instructions fully. I do not have a GUI linux
box running. All my machines are CLI only.
Alex, if you would like to compose some instructions for linux, I will
publish them on Solona, and give you credi
Dear Anna,
Wonderful job, I was looking for that kind of information for a very
long time. According to this job it is possible to prepare braille
tables for many languages. I think that it may be a good idea to share
the tables between all of us.
Anna I would like to ask your husband to share wi
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