Hello Everyone,
Just a heads-up that there is a fishing expedition to get into your iTunes
account.
Today, I received an email from what appeared to be Apple, sent directly to
one of my valid Apple iTunes email addresses, informing me that I needed to
update my iTunes password. The email went o
M. Taylor wrote:
> The only sure-fire way of proving that the email was a fake, from my limited
> perspective anyway, was to carefully copy the target URL into a text editor
> and review it.
If you display the full headers of the message, I expect you'll notice that it
didn't come from an app
Hello Alex,
The splitter you need to be on is the horizontal splitter underneath the
message headers and above the message content. You don't need a mouse but you
must turn Trackpad commander off.
Navigate to the horizontal splitter with VO;
Bring the mouse;
Press down on the trackpad with one
What is the most VO friendly way to delete a FB or Twitter account using Safari
6.1.5, Mountain Lion and Voiceover? Alternatively, can this be done from the
IOS app? I find it impossible to navigate the friends or followers lists with
my iPad 2, and the website is very VO unfriendly.
Thanks.
Hi!
I can hardly hear the sound differences but i know there are some.
/A
20 jul 2014 kl. 22:42 skrev Brent Harding :
> That would be nice. Bluetooth is OK, but it ends up being another layer of
> transcoding, which arguably makes some amount of additional quality loss. I
> think Airplay usually
Hi!
What does this do really?
I don't understand.
/A
20 jul 2014 kl. 23:49 skrev Alex Hall :
> This looks like what I've been searching for for a while now, thanks for
> sharing! What is the second parameter, though? Can it be nil,or does it need
> to be some NSView object or subclass? Also, in
It's for those programming on the Mac. If you are not a developer, you can
safely ignore this message. The function essentially forces VO to speak a
string, which is something that I've been looking for for quite a while. This
way, apps can use VO directly instead of using a speech synthesizer.
Ah, is it like the NVDA controller client, without a client?
On 7/21/2014 8:29 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
It's for those programming on the Mac. If you are not a developer, you
can safely ignore this message. The function essentially forces VO to
speak a string, which is something that I've been looki
Kind of. It does the same thing, in that you can get VO to speak a string of
text. As you said, though, there's no external client involved; any OS X app
can use this on any modern Mac. The only question is what happens if VO is
disabled at the time... I'll have to try that.
On Jul 21, 2014, at
Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for. My only other question is: is
all this in the Messages Column Group, or outside of and past that?
On Jul 21, 2014, at 6:28 AM, Anne Robertson wrote:
> Hello Alex,
>
> The splitter you need to be on is the horizontal splitter underneath the
> messa
Hi,
We'd like to announce a small but meaningful news about RiVO. We have been
asked about support for languages other than English since the initial
release of English version. Now RiVO versions are available for more
languages.
Briefly, RiVO is a portable keyboard about the size of a credit
Hello Alex,
I don't know how you navigate Mail. To find the horizontal splitter, you need
to be on the Messages table but not interacting with it. If you do VO-Down
Arrow, you should be on the horizontal splitter. Obviously, Quick Nav should be
off for this to work.
Cheers,
Anne
On 21 Jul 2
You can go to system preferences internet accounts and then go to the internet
accounts table and interact with it.
Next vo right arrow to the account you want to delete and stop interacting with
the internet accounts table.
Next vo right arrow to delete the selected account and then press vo s
Thanks, that makes sense. I don't usually interact with anything, but where
this is a guide for everyone, I want to be as clear as I can be.
On Jul 21, 2014, at 9:49 AM, Anne Robertson wrote:
> Hello Alex,
>
> I don't know how you navigate Mail. To find the horizontal splitter, you need
> to b
That will delete the account from my computer, but not from the web itself.
Thanks.
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TO delete the Facebook account you can go to settings general and then go to
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If you are going to delete you're twitter account go to me settings and help
and then go to account and then go to deactivate my account.
On Jul 21, 2014, at 10:23 AM, Mark Baxter wrote:
> That will del
Good idea. With airplay, maybe the latency when typing is gone, as none latency
at all.
Take care
20. juli 2014 kl. 22:10 skrev Anders Holmberg :
Hi!
I am looking forward to the day when they come out with headphones with airplay.
/A
20 jul 2014 kl. 02:08 skrev Terje Strømberg :
> Someone was
There is another ways to do this using AppleScript here is an example:
*tell* *application* "VoiceOver"
*output* "Hello World"*end tell*
More information on programing an control over VoiceOVer using Applescript
(think of it rather like JAWS script for VoiceOver) can be found at
http:/
Both these settings panes are found on the websites themselves? If so, I just
cannot make VO and Safari play well with those sections of the sites, but
thanks.
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Okay, thanks.
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Actually, I think airplay has about a two second latency. I use this app
called Remote Speakers that lets me use an airplay receiver thingy I have
that connects to the 30-pin dock, and if you don't select the clear buffer
on player stop, it plays about that long after you press stop, and it take
OK let me make this a bit clearer.
IN the MacOS there is a system wide scripting language called AppleScript.
You can use it to automate actions in various programs or as in this case
create scripts to have VoiceOVer perform actions.
tell application "VoiceOver"
output "Hello World"
end tell
Hi all,
I have a message with a PDF attached, and can't open it for the life of me.
What's up? What is the new way for doing this?
Thanks,
Donna
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What do you mean. You can open the message and navigate to the attachment
to do a VO-shift-m on it or simply do a command-y on the message to Quick Look
the attachment where you can also open it. Nothing has changed to my knowledge.
Take Care
John D. Panarese
Director
Mac for the Blind
Te
I've just added four albums (76 songs) to my iTunes library. These songs show
in the newly added playlist as "needing upload" under the iCloud header. In the
LCD section of both the main iTunes machine and my MBA, it says sending
information too Apple. What do I do now? Just wait for the materi
Hi Phil,
When you are all matched in the cloud, you will see different messages in the
LCD section. Also, when you see the message (I think it says), icloud local,
the match will be complete. As I understand it, iTunes matches your albums
with what is already on the cloud and then uploads the
Hmm. Ok. I tried all of those things and none of them worked. Maybe there's
something weird about the attachment.
Thanks anyway for responding.
Cheers,
Donna
On Jul 21, 2014, at 5:11 PM, John Panarese wrote:
> What do you mean. You can open the message and navigate to the attachment
> to
I'd like to make a point of clarification here, this code snippet has it's
place only for those who are writing apps for OSX. Applescript, while useful
couldn't be used to accomplish the same thing as efficiently. This is of no use
or interest to anybody who doesn't wish to code apps.
On Jul
Hi,
I've also noticed that command y doesn't seem to work as easily. I have to
press vo space to get in to menu and then escape to get back to the email
message. I can then usually use command y to open quick look and view the
attachment.
Gabe
On Jul 21, 2014, at 5:41 PM, Donna Goodin wrote
I didn't follow the TV part of the "advanced communications" in the CVAA
as I don't really care much about that but you might want to check into
it. Supposedly all it takes is filing a complaint with the FCC to get
thing rolling although I think you're supposed to contact the provider
first and
Hi, Gabe,
Well, I'm glad someone else has noticed this problem. Seems very strange.
Just tried your solution, and still no luck. I am starting to wonder if
there's something strange with this attachment. But I forwarded the message to
my PC, and had no trouble opening it in windows. Very
Hello Donna,
Quick Look doesn't work with either PDFs or Pages documents. You have to save
them somewhere and open them with the appropriate app.
Cheers,
Anne
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