Gigi I'm actually working with the seeing assistant app.
On Jul 29, 2013, at 12:09 PM, Eugenia Firth wrote:
> Hi Paul
> I'm sorry but that's a new one on me. You see, I didn't have to load any map
> for Dallas. It was already on there somehow. I think you had to load any maps
> like on say the
From what I've read, long passwords are more secure than short cryptic
ones. So if the site will allow it, you're better off using a password
of "mimsy were the buroughgroves" than "xkcdcom1080". The reason is that
if someone gets their hands on an encrypted password file, each
additional chara
I haven't played with it a whole lot but once installed you can go to
/usr/bin and then do VirtualBox -h to get a bunch of command line help.
There are a couple other commands which will give you help when invoked:
VBoxVRDP, VBoxManage, VBoxHeadless VBoxAutoStart. There is also
something called
Hi,
I have no problem with gmail. I have been able to send messages from this
account with no problem.
Matthew
On Jul 29, 2013, at 8:50 PM, arthur gindin wrote:
> i monitor the group for my blind grandchild.
>
> periodically gmail just won't work. the last time it wouldn't let me send
>
I planned to connect an external drive, then superDuper the bootable clone
onto it. Using a firewire/thunderbolt connector, I could then boot from that
drive/bootable image.
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From: "Chris Blouch"
To:
Sent: Monday, July 29, 2013 11:15 AM
Subject: Re: Cloning one M
Okay,
So, at last, I have decided to give Quick Nav more of a try on my Mac. I find,
however, that when I am in Mail, I can't move around from message to message
even after interacting with the message table. Can those of y'all who use
quick Nav give me some tips how to most effectively move
I am sharing a method someone told me.
their suggestion was to create the password using a combination of letters
and numbers but that forms a sentence you will remember, for example
take the sentence when I was ten we lived on kitchen street.
it can become WIw1023eloks.
In that case the third l
Turn QuickNav off for best results with Mail.
On 30/07/2013 19:51, Ray Foret jr wrote:
Okay,
So, at last, I have decided to give Quick Nav more of a try on my Mac. I find,
however, that when I am in Mail, I can't move around from message to message
even after interacting with the message tab
Ah, I was beginning to think I might just have to do that. To speak frankly, I
think it's high time Apple made the Mac OS function more like the Iphone IOS.
One of the things I'd like to see Apple do away with is the concept of
interaction. Yeah, I know that sounds strange, but, once you've p
Hello. I would like to load some data into apps on my IPhone. However, When
I connect my IPhone and activate the Apps radio button, JAWS goes completely
silent and I lose control of ITunes. The only way out is to kill ITunes from
the Windows 8 Task Manager. Have any of you noticed this behavior? If
No, target node does not work with USB, it might work with lightning though.
Your next best alternative is too shutdown wireless on both systems and connect
with a standard ethernet cable. Apple computers do not require a hub for wired
connections.
Best wishes,
Jonathan
Sent from my iPhone
Hi all,
Many thanks for your helpful responses.
Esther, thanks for the detail on navigating with the mouse - that was going to
be my next question.
I have a couple of follow up questions on your post if that's ok.
Firstly, if I have mouse keys enabled, are there any settings I need to change
Hello,
I couldn't disagree more. Its not the concept of interacting that's the
problem, its in certain applications one has to do it too often to get to basic
functions. streamlining these applications would do away with most of the
inconveniences interacting might have.
Keep in mind, and iP
Good points. I should like, however, to ask something. Wouldn't the move to
next and previous container areas be useful in the situation with ITunes you
sight? Either way, I can see interaction being done away with; and, in my
view, this would make a better and more true across the board exp
Hi all,
I'm pretty new here, so excuse me if I'm doing this wrong. Let me know the
protocol.
Anyway, someone from Amazon's Kindle team contacted me today to see how the
braille display was working with the Kindle App that I'm using on the
iPhone and iPad. I've sent him some feedback, but you guys
I don't believe that interaction could be removed in OS X. You are comparing
two entirely different operating systems and situations. You have to
understand what exactly interacting does and how it works. iOS is a different
and much more streamlined interface compared to the complexity of
I think it is obvious that the interaction deal is one of the most difficult
things that somebody who moves from Windows to Mac needs to deal with. What is
frustrating is that it is not always clear when one needs to interact. Trial
and error and lots of keystrokes and wasted time result. I cert
Actually, although it takes some getting used to, I rather don't mind
the concept of interaction. It's most helpful in tool bars, where you
can access all of the buttons and other controls confined within that
particular area. I have yet to find a windows-based screen reader that
will allow fu
Using JAWS, pressing the letter "n" will jump over html items like
links etc and take you to the next occurrence of text. Is there any
similar shortcut command in safari with quick NAV or by any other
method?
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Well, John, it's not that I don't understand what interaction does, I was just
offering my own ideas based somewhat on a new experience.
Sent from my mac, the only computer with full accessibility for the blind
built-in!
Sincerely,
The Constantly Barefooted Ray
Still a very proud and happy Mac
Hi Ray,
I know what you mean. I wasn't criticizing you at all. My point is that
it's highly unlikely that interacting will be something that will disappear
from VoiceOver.
I don't know if this will apply to you, but in regard to Mary's post, when
working with clients, here are some elem
Hello, all could somebody please help me I have just got vm running, and
need help setting up my screen reader so if anybody could help please skype
me on azabat17a many thanks
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Hi John,
I think these are great tips. I’ve also come to realize many people I’ve
worked with interact too much. For example, some interact with the sources
table in iTunes to navigate through their playlists. This isn’t necessary.
With quick nav off, just using the up and down arrows will
Shane,
While this is possibly straying off topic, I wonder if NVDA with its object nav
isn't rather similar to the interaction model with VO.
Mary Otten
motte...@gmail.com
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There are a few. For example holding control, option, and command and pressing
the letter H will jump by headings. Pressing L will do it by links. If you turn
on keyboard help and just play around a little bit you can discover a few other
ones.
Mike Malarsie
Motivational Speaker
SSgt USAF (Reti
hey,
i think the one thing that really needs work is selecting text in safari. in
other apps selecting text is simple and pain free but when it comes to safari
we hit problems. if you try to get text it will select the wrong words or
select to much info.
i must say how ever that selecting line b
Hi Ricardo,
Yes, very true on all points. Interaction is one of the more difficult
concepts for a new Mac user, especially one coming from Windows, but it's also
one I have found is often blown out of proportion as far as the challenge it is
made. It can be annoying at times, but it's not
when I setup my screen reader, I had its install package on a DVD. I
inserted it into the cd drive and using windows+r for the run dialog,
I typed in the path to the setup.exe on the dvd. for example
E:\JawsSetup.exe. You also have access to Narrator in windows 7 which
can be helpful to get around
Hi,
As long as you have the Thunderbolt to Ethernet connector, you could simply use
Migration Assistant to migrate everything exactly as is from your older Mac to
the newer one. The Set-Up Assistant will guide you through this when you start
up your new MBA.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurra
I know all these standard shortcuts. what I'm looking to do is to skip
over a series of links and get to the text on a webpage in one motion.
kind of like a quick nag command that'll move to the next occurrence
of text.
On 7/30/13, Mike wrote:
> There are a few. For example holding control, opti
P is the closest I have seen.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 30, 2013, at 9:47 PM, Phil Halton wrote:
> I know all these standard shortcuts. what I'm looking to do is to skip
> over a series of links and get to the text on a webpage in one motion.
> kind of like a quick nag command that'll move to
Hello phil I have my screen working but have not got a insert key so I need
to get the caps lock to work with sa again so do you have any tips but I
warn you I am not very good on the mac yet so if we could talk on skype that
would be good thanks in advance
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From: macvisi
Hi Ed,
First, here's how to have VO announce what's under your mouse cursor. Open
VoiceOver Utility (VO+F8), go to "Verbosity" (with arrow keys or Command-2),
then select the "Announcements" tab. Check the box for "Speak text under mouse
after delay", then interact with the slider and set the d
Hi All,
Just a quick addition to the points that John Panarese made about why the
process of interacting for VoiceOver on the Mac is likely to stay around for a
while longer. Interacting minimizes the load on your system by only
loading/tracking those facilities that VoiceOver needs to use in
Hi Phil,
Have you tried VO +command+p?
This should move you to the next section of plain text.
YOu can find all of these commands and more by pressing VO+h and exploring the
menus with your arrow keys.
The plain text shortcut is found by first locating the commands menu and
pressing right arro
Hi,
if you have a timemachine backup, you can also use that.
Ricardo Walker
rica...@appletothecore.info
Twitter:@apple2thecore
www.appletothecore.info
On Jul 30, 2013, at 9:43 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As long as you have the Thunderbolt to Ethernet connector, you could simply
> use M
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