I have had this happen.
Use your roter and you will find audio destination.
Swipe up or down to set the audio route for voiceover where you really
want it.
This will fix the problem.
Don
On 16-Dec-15 10:47 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
I was using my phone to play radio tunes via airplay through
Hi all,
for those of you still hesitant to upgrade to El Capitan, I just thought I'd
share my experience. I upgraded yesterday. I did not do a clean install
because I don't have the time to mess with restoring everything. The upgrade
went flawlessly. I agree with those who have said that El
Hi all,
I'm noticing the following since the latest Apple Watch update. After I
dictate a text message, the focus no longer goes automatically to the done
button. this means I have to find it myself, and the Voiceover drivel that is
part of that process is ending up in my text message. Anyon
Is there any great advantages to using an iPad versus an iPhone? I see that
there will be a larger screen area but that's about the only advantage I can
see. This will translate into perhaps easier access to sections of an app like
numbers or pages, but besides that is the iPad worth buying?
Se
Hi, I haven’t found it to be so, there are a few apps I’ve seen around that are
iPad exclusive, and the layout for things like the keyboard is a bit different.
Sometimes having more working room is it’s own advantage, but unless you need
one of those exclusive apps, off the top of my head, I’d s
The iPad battery life is really good. If you find yourself using your phone a
lot, and you would like to have a second I device, you could consider an iPod
touch, if the larger real estate of the iPad does not interest you. But the
battery life is good, and the sound is better. Whether that's wo
The operating system will only install on a journaled drive. You could
disable journaling and things might be a bit faster, but that's up to you.
Original message:
Funny you should mention that Mike. I just got my Mac back from the
shop and they formated the drive to Journaled rather than Mac OS
In building my old new Mac Mini server I thought I’d install the command-line
tools and regenerate the manpage indexes using makewhatis for the developer
tools and server software. Surprise, surprise—System Integrity Protection
broke it.
Buh-bye, SIP. Not at all a pleasure meeting you.
Inter
Hi!
This new setting you’re talking about, where can this be found?
I want to try them out as i begin to be tired of interacting evry time.
/A
> On 16 Dec 2015, at 20:13, Mike Arrigo wrote:
>
> Hey everyone, thanks for the kind words about the upgrade pod cast, glad you
> enjoyed it.
> el Capita
Hi!
Yes that would be nice.
But it sure will come i hope.
/A
> On 16 Dec 2015, at 20:46, Michael Marshall wrote:
>
> god if only language switching would work on the mac, i would love the german
> voice to read german words and then switch back to english as you have been
> able to do on JAWS s
Hi!
I have a Breailletec Btec 100 braille printer.
Its a very very small one and works like a charm on windows 7.
On Windows i use Duxbury but i have not tried to install the printer on the mac.
The problem is that it requires an ftdi driver for some odd reason.
If it was hid i guess it would be ea
I have heard mention several times of this efficiency recipe that Mark has for
quickly reading through large amounts of mail using mail.app on the Mac. I
would be interested in the details. Perhaps a short guide on AppleVis would be
helpful to many?
> On Dec 16, 2015, at 10:56 PM, Jonathan Mose
Or, instead of an iPod Touch, consider the more expensive iPad Mini (the newest
generation). It's powerful, offers Touch ID and--if I recall right--Apple Pay,
and more.
> On Dec 17, 2015, at 11:07, Mary Otten wrote:
>
> The iPad battery life is really good. If you find yourself using your phone
Hello Matthew,
It’s been quite a while since I produced a demonstration podcast. Frankly,
until very recently, no one on the list has ever expressed an interest in my
method for using the Mail application.
I can tell you that I have fought long and hard with apple to retain the
validity of
Mark, I'm guessing you use Classic Layout? I just did a very quick test in
AppleScript:
set columns to ""
tell application "Mail"
set my columns to visible columns of first message viewer
end tell
display dialog (columns as string)
In classic layout, this works fine. In modern layout, th
Hi Mark,
I wasn’t suggesting a podcast, but more of a short written guide on how to set
it up and the key benefits in efficiency that it offers so as many might
benefit from the information as possible.
Matthew
> On Dec 17, 2015, at 3:02 PM, M. Taylor wrote:
>
> Hello Matthew,
>
> It’s been
Hello All:
Has anyone had a look at the new app for lyft to find out if it is still
accessible? Lyft issued an email today advertising an “upgrade” and “new look”
to the app. This is always a caution signal so I thought to inquire whether
anyone has downloaded it yet and find out if it is still
Hi,
I just installed it a couple of weeks ago and it seems to be excessively just
fine.
I haven't gotten any updates in the App Store for it so it should still be the
one that I installed a couple of weeks ago.
Good luck with it.
Gabe
Sent from my iPhone
> On Dec 17, 2015, at 1:24 PM, Jean wr
Jonathan, return I believe that would be possible. Currently I do not have a
Macintosh to use full-time, so I need to use my wife's. Computer. I will try
this out while I'm on vacation next week.
best wishes Jonathan Cohn
Jonathan Cohn
> On Dec 16, 2015, at 11:56 PM, Jonathan Mosen wrote:
I know it takes time to write up guides, but I would be interested in your
method, Mark. And I think a short step-by-step guide would be more helpful than
a podcast or a conference call, which all might not attend. I like written
guides, because I can access them and start and stop or review or
Hmmm, based on mark's clear description already, O'm not sure what everyone is
expecting him to add? He's using the standard layout, not classic, with five
lines of preview, and VO+J to jump into the full body of the message where
necessary. I think that's what a number of us are doing. Works we
I think I must have missed Mark's original message, or accidentally deleted it
or whatever. Sorry.
Mary
Sent from my iPhone
> On Dec 17, 2015, at 2:53 PM, Jonathan Mosen wrote:
>
> Hmmm, based on mark's clear description already, O'm not sure what everyone
> is expecting him to add? He's us
Great, learn something new every day. Even in the modern view, one can first
interact and then the cursor key navigation allows you to read by the column
you’re viewing. Thanks Jonathan.
But I still prefer the classic view, with the preview pane off. I like the
clean and tabular layout, Voic
Before the 6 Plus, I’d definitely have said yes, there was. I have had, over
the years, full-sized iPads starting with the first and, later, the second-gen
mini iPad.
But now? For just one device, get the 6 Plus. Good battery and plenty of room
to do touch-typing and braille input on. If yo
Finder has never remembered my viewing preferences for as long as I can
remember now. I gave up long ago to get them right, and now simply set it up
one time for all the common folders I visit and hope for the best. If I land
in a view I don’t like, I press Command-3 and I’m back in column vie
I actually got that tip from this very list. It's a massive time saver.
Jonathan Mosen
Mosen Consulting
Blindness technology eBooks, tutorials and training
http://Mosen.org
> On 18/12/2015, at 12:12 PM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
>
> Great, learn something new every day. Even in the modern vie
After two days on this, I’m about ready to surrender.
For whatever reason, Apple clearly does not want you running a media server
from which one can stream and download on its iOS devices: it’s either the
cloud—Apple’s cloud, natch—or streaming only. And of course it has to be
iTunes for your
I expect you’ll run into the delightful bugs, sooner or later, but yes,
responsiveness is particularly wonderful.
Try turning sounds on, if you had habitually turned them off for latency
reasons. Now entirely possible, and useful.
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Thanks Jonathan. Awesome! Guess that’s me sold then. I’ll check out my
brother’s Apple TV when I next visit—he’s got one—but from your description of
it I’ll probably be buying. BBC iPlayer was the major blocker.
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Hi Chris,
Well, my point was simply more that zipsplit generates split archives that are
compatible with WinZip etc. I think 7zip already knows how to “Combine”
selected files, but the standard way to indicate split zip files, as indicated
by the zip format itself, is with this zip 2.0 extensi
Changing the progress indicator to sounds helps, however the reason you are
hearing the indicator is that the page is, in fact, stuck at whatever
percentage. And since the most usual cause of these slow loading elements are
ad servers and social media buttons, I suggest you grab and install AdB
Hi Sharon,
Yes, that was me. I was just saying that some DVD drives will not be
sufficiently powered to boot by a MacBook, and that Apple had worked around
this with their particular SuperDrive.
As for drivers, OS X supports all the hardware you’ll want to plug into it
every day, with very fe
Hi there why don't you have the email your responding to / replying to in the
message so we know what the heck your replying to, please.
thanks
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On 18 Dec 2015, at 01:57, george b wrote:
> Hi there why don't you have the email your responding to / replying to in
> the message so we know what the heck your replying to, please.
People on blindness lists don’t seem to like it very much when I do that …
I try to paraphrase what I’m replyin
Perhaps you've found that an iTunes Media Server doesn't meet your needs, but
my Synology NAS broadcasts itself on the network as an iTunes Media server,
making all the media on it searchable and playable from within any iTunes on
the network.
It also has some absolutely brilliant iOS apps, whic
Hi folks,
I was just curious, but what web browsers on the Mac platform tend to
be the most accessible these days?
I know Safari obviously is, but I was just curious if any of you have
tried others such as Firefox, etc?
Also, I was just wondering if anybody knows how to reset Safari back
to factory
Hello Jonathon and thank you for your kind compliment in describing my previous
post as being clear.
Actually, I do not use a 5 line preview pane, although I do use the standard
view.
The primary beauty of the technique I use is that, if setup properly, one does
not have to jump into each in
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