Hi,
Yeah, I'll definitely give that one I shot. I thought I recognized it from
something you had to do on occasion with ThinkPad.
Again, thanks. I'll let you know.
Regards,
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hello is there a braille font fore the mac?
if so how do I switch to it?
Hank
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Search for a font called Swell-Braille. It is usable in TextEdit.
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hello is there a braille font fore the mac?
if so how do I switch to it?
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how do i switch my interface of macspeech dictate international please, to
french so that i can issue french commands to it?
i only see an english set of commanding prompts
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Hi,
Hmm. It won't let me reset the PRAM. Back to the chalkboard. In fact, nothing
happens. Every time I reset the PRAM, I have always been holding them down
before powering on, and it has always worked. I've tried it ten times now.
#Fail#
I suppose that is out of the question right now doing t
Hi,
That is why I suggested a rating system with categories. For example, labeled
buttons would be one of the criteria for the rating system. Let the users
define accessibility by essentially voting on a few general components that
make up over all accessibility for an iPhone app.
On May 6,
Going by the model Apple has devised, I assume the accessibility of an app
falls on the shoulders of the developers.
On May 6, 2010, at 11:26 PM, olivia norman wrote:
> Also, I wonder who's responsibility it is to intigrate access into apps? Is
> it Apple's? The developers?
> John also makes gr
>
> hi william ,
> i found this little and free software which can solve some problems .
> it splits big mp3 in small files and lets you choose if the split should be
> made by time o by numbers of file .
> it is accessable , very simple and fast to use .
> in this web site you can find other sof
Hi Cara,
I couldn't agree with you more if i tried. A friendly dialog is what takes the
matter forward. I don't know if it has to do with where one grows up and
possibly how, but i actually see what apple has done to us as a privilege
rather than a "right". I also know that accessibility althoug
Right, ratings are fine. If I know that an app scores 2 out of 5 in
accessibility reviews, I have no reason to expect it to work perfectly, but I
can expect that at least some part of it will be minimally usable. If it gets a
1, though, it is a safe bet that I'm not going to be able to do anythi
Hi,
Apple released the international date for the iPad. Those outside the US now
can enjoy the release of Apple's latest member of its growing family on 28TH
May. Preorder is still 10TH May. Check your local country Apple store for
pricing details.
>From the looks, the UK is below what I expecte
can't find prices anywhere
On 7 May 2010, at 15:49, marie Howarth wrote:
> Hi,
> Apple released the international date for the iPad. Those outside the US now
> can enjoy the release of Apple's latest member of its growing family on 28TH
> May. Preorder is still 10TH May. Check your local countr
what country are you in William? I have the UK prices.
wifi 16 £429
wifi 32 £499
Wifi 64 £599
3G 16 £529
3G 32 £599
3G 64 £699
all prices are including VAT
http://www.macworld.com/article/151113/2010/05/ipad_international.html?lsrc=rss_main
On 7 May 2010, at 15:57, william lomas wrote:
> can't
ah thanks
On 7 May 2010, at 16:22, marie Howarth wrote:
> what country are you in William? I have the UK prices.
> wifi 16 £429
> wifi 32 £499
> Wifi 64 £599
> 3G 16 £529
> 3G 32 £599
> 3G 64 £699
> all prices are including VAT
> http://www.macworld.com/article/151113/2010/05/ipad_international
I'm curious, how do these compair to US prices?
Olivia
"Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower" Steve Jobs
On May 7, 2010, at 11:22 AM, marie Howarth wrote:
> what country are you in William? I have the UK prices.
> wifi 16 £429
> wifi 32 £499
> Wifi 64 £599
> 3G 16 £529
> 3G 3
Not so bad actually Olivia. Take away VAT and we're probably paying around the
same as the guys across the pond.
On 7 May 2010, at 16:56, Olivia Norman wrote:
> I'm curious, how do these compair to US prices?
> Olivia
> "Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower" Steve Jobs
>
>
You'll have to rip the DVD first and then use something like DVDBackup
1.3 which will remove region encoding, macrovision and encryption. The
program is very old but still launches and the UI appeared to be
accessible. Give it a try. I had to google around a bit to find a
download link. Here wa
This is very possible. I've done it for ages.
Download VLC, it's free and open source, pretty usable too.
then go to system prefs and where it says CdS/DVDs open that and next to when
you insert a video dvd in the pop up hit ignore.
Now open VLC to play your DVDs. still legal and you won't use u
It used to be that you could use a mini-DVI to NTSC to 'trick' the mini
into thinking there was a monitor but that stopped working when Apple
dropped the analog signals from their DVI implementation. Really, how
many people still had ntsc or pal TVs and were going to hook them up to
a mini? Wel
I got my Mini about 2 months ago? which one will I need.
Thanks,
Courtney
On 07/05/2010, at 3:01 in the Afternoon, Chris Blouch wrote:
> It used to be that you could use a mini-DVI to NTSC to 'trick' the mini into
> thinking there was a monitor but that stopped working when Apple dropped the
According to Apple's site:
http://www.apple.com/macmini/specs.html
you should have both the MiniDVI and a displayport. Since the MiniDVI is
$10 cheaper I'd go with that.
CB
Courtney Curran wrote:
I got my Mini about 2 months ago? which one will I need.
Thanks,
Courtney
On 07/05/2010, at
Hi all,
I thought I'd ask this here because of the recent iPad talk on this list.
Topic related part of this is that I'm considering an iPad as a more Zoomable
media Player/Content viewer/creator. That said, can one have this thing in a
bag or backpack playing back music or a podcast? What ab
Hi,
I don't think you need to worry about accidental screen presses. The screen
reacts to your skin not pressure. So having it in a big should be fine.
On May 7, 2010, at 4:43 PM, Pete Nalda wrote:
> Hi all,
> I thought I'd ask this here because of the recent iPad talk on this list.
> Topic
Cool! Because I have a backpack with a padded laptop insert that even has a
outlet to run headphones through, and have at least one little book I carry to
prop the iPad up on for typing, so I won't even really need a case. My mind is
at ease. Thanks for the answer :)
On May 7, 2010, at 3:55
Two points! First you can lock the ipad screen by pressing the power button.
Also using a case would cover the screen completely preventing any sort of
"screen presses".
Sent from the iPad I wish I had
On May 7, 2010, at 10:55 AM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I don't think you need to w
Hi Paul,
I agree with Enjie that the Dictionary.com app is a very good choice
for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad users who use VoiceOver. It's free,
has nearly 1,000,000 words and 90,000 synonyms, a thesaurus, and will
pronounce words if you double tap on the link image that follows each
w
Hi all,
what stream recording app do you prefer that runs as properly as possible
together with vo? to make local recordings, my choice is WavePad by NCH
software. Unfortunately that app don't have any web stream recording capability.
Regards
Martin
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Thanks so much for that info. I appreciate it, I'm going to purchase one today,
I'm quite excited to see what the differences are.
Thanks again,
Courtney
On 07/05/2010, at 4:36 in the Afternoon, Chris Blouch wrote:
> According to Apple's site:
>
> http://www.apple.com/macmini/specs.html
>
> yo
Ok, but how come when I pushed the power button the music would stop? Was I
pushing it too long? And yeah I know a case would prevent anything touching
the screen, but my backpack has a suspended padded compartment so I was just
going to put it in there, but hopefully while having a podcast or
Pete,
If you happen to tap the iPad screen once you have pressed and held the power
button your iPod will shut down. So the trick is not to tap once you start your
music.
Sent from the iPad I wish I had
On May 7, 2010, at 12:36 PM, Pete Nalda wrote:
> Ok, but how come when I pushed the power
This could be a dumb question, but my Tv's about 2 or 3 years old, does this
matter?
Thanks,
Courtney
On 07/05/2010, at 3:01 in the Afternoon, Chris Blouch wrote:
> It used to be that you could use a mini-DVI to NTSC to 'trick' the mini into
> thinking there was a monitor but that stopped worki
I may be wrong but on the iPhone if you hold the power button it will bring up
the power options. To lock the iPhone you just press the power button once and
it locks. I'm assuming, possibly incorrectly the same is true on the iPad. No
holding, just press the power button.
On 8 May 2010, at 00:
Correct
Sent from the iPad I wish I had
On May 7, 2010, at 1:06 PM, marie Howarth wrote:
> I may be wrong but on the iPhone if you hold the power button it will bring
> up the power options. To lock the iPhone you just press the power button once
> and it locks. I'm assuming, possibly incorre
Ok thanks everyone. I'll check this stuff out next time I'm in the store. I'm
just weighing all my options with the IPad before I commit to it, as the
Touches are so much cheaper.
On May 7, 2010, at 6:10 PM, Charlie Doremus wrote:
> Correct
>
> Sent from the iPad I wish I had
>
> On May 7,
Hi folks:
I'm trying to use Last.FM. The downloadable client app is apparently
not VO friendly at all. However, I shouldn't need it; I set Itunes to
be the default internet playback source, but it's not behaving that
way when I go to last.fm. What am I not getting here?
Than ks! :)
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Hi,
I was wondering what all of your thoughts on the Twitter client Twitterrific
were? I didn't get it yet because I want to know what people think about it's
accessibility features first.
Thanks,
Courtney
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can filter out tweets from folks you want to see without necessarily
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