Really, you've had the question who dresses you?
Far out, and I thought I was surrounded by ignorant people.
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Scott,
I find the idea of cutting sims old now.
I have a number of packages of the sim adaptors for change the sim size
depending on which phone you need to put it in, however we have sim cards here
in NZ that are a 3 in 1 sim, so it's the full sized sim card with the micro and
nano sims als
Yeah wouldn't mind it myself.
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Subject: Re: apple scripts for battery percentage and other
Yeah I have just press record on my apple watch now for this reason, I need to
catch my ignorant manager making comments
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Surely the question of travel is irrelivant unless you sleep in your office
you travel to work, I'm sure Scott has travelled further than home before, may
be even on a train or in a plane,
What it comes down to is anything that would show the HR person as being an
ignorant scumbag would wor
I will, I’m meeting with an Attorney this afternoon.
Will let you know what happens.
> On Jul 26, 2016, at 3:26 AM, Simon Fogarty wrote:
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> Surely the question of travel is irrelivant unless you sleep in your office
> you travel to work, I'm sure Scott has travelled further than home befor
I think we’re all surrounded by ignorant people regardless of geography.
There’s no shortage of stupid. Makes you appreciate the good people though of
which there are many.
> On Jul 26, 2016, at 3:10 AM, Simon Fogarty wrote:
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> Really, you've had the question who dresses you?
>
> Far out,
Agreed, for me I just get the right sized one from the carrier. I think they
cost only a few bucks to the carrier now so they are more willing to let them
go for nothing. I switched a lot of mine out when it was announced that the
NSA had a plant in the company that produces the cards which co
Good luck with the attorney. I used to do advocacy work in California (not as
an attorney, merely as a disability rights advocate). Each state is different,
but all states have the ADA as the minimum.
As for employment, employers can ask any questions which cover whether a person
is able to per
Sorry to say, but no displays and no screen readers are currently
supporting the format indicators as far as I'm aware. Quite
disappointing indeed!
Scott
On 7/25/16, M. Taylor wrote:
> Hello Caitlyn,
>
> Yes, I have tried almost every configuration I can think of, including
> enabling Status cel
Michael,
I just wrote you off list.
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I'm looking for recommendations on accessible online banking website with
voiceover.
Chris
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Hi,
For which country?
Later...
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Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Jul 26, 2016, at 08:49, Chris Moore wrote:
I'm looking for recommendations on accessible online banking website with
voiceover.
Chris
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Hi,
Yes, the Royal Bank has both an accessible web-site and accessible iOS app.
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Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Jul 26, 2016, at 09:25, Jeff Berwick wrote:
I use the Royal Bank for my online banking and find it accessible with
Voiceover.
Jeff
> On Jul 26, 2016, at 10:49 AM
I use the Royal Bank for my online banking and find it accessible with
Voiceover.
Jeff
> On Jul 26, 2016, at 10:49 AM, Chris Moore wrote:
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> I'm looking for recommendations on accessible online banking website with
> voiceover.
> Chris
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What about in the United States.
Chris
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> Hi,
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> Yes, the Royal Bank has both an accessible web-site and accessible iOS app.
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> Tim Kilburn
> Fort McMurray, AB Canada
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> On Jul 26, 2016, at 09:25, Jeff B
Hi Chris,
Speaking only for myself, regardless of ideas provided, your choice may
still be tied by where you are located stateside. Post 9/11 opening an
account with a bank not near you might not even be permitted. Is there a
bank you are considering about whose access you have questions?
Bank of America, though a bit complex, is useable and they actively work to
keep it so. One thing to note is that the prompts refer to what one would do
in Windows and sometimes you have to adapt a bit with Voiceover. For example,
the drop-down menus tell you to press ctrl-space and then tab t
Hey Matthew,
Wow man, that worked! I have never known this in all those years I am using
Macs.
Really great. Many thanks for your reply, you have made my day:)
Ronald
> Op 26 jul. 2016, om 01:09 heeft sonar mate
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> Hi,
>
>
> Do yo0u by chance have the preview
Wow, I'm a bit surprised. Nobody here has any experience with any database
program on the Mac? I'd really like to know about FileMaker, but any database
you might be using with success.
Thanks
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> On Jul 23, 2016, at 15:15, John JD Denning wrote:
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> Hello all, does anybody
Hi,
FileMaker used to have a product called Bento which was more of a personal
database app na it was quite accessible. They discontinued it at the end of
2013. The accessibility of FileMaker itself in the past was not particularly
stellar, although I really can't comment on it anymore as I'v
thanks Alex!
Caitlyn
> On Jul 25, 2016, at 10:19 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
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> Here's the link. Remember that, for reasons I've never discovered, the
> time/date script fails, as does the ram script. Ram I'm not worried about, as
> changes in the way 10.9 and newer manage it render the numbers not
Hi, I am currently running it on an imac 21.5 inch imac.
ilovecountrymusic...@gmail.com is how you can reach me if you so desire.
Matthew
On 07/26/2016 02:30 AM, Michael Marshall wrote:
hey,
since we can not talk or ask questions about the betas of IOS or mac OS because
of the ridiculous
FileMaker is accessible for the most part. I haven’t tried creating new
templates but I’m using a database I created back around 1992 with FileMaker 4
and it’s working just fine. Dialogs and such are fully accessible. I found it
just a tad confusing when trying to create a brand new database wit
Thanks for the input both of you. It's hard to justify the high cost of
FileMaker for my very easy needs. I would use bento if it was still around and
modern. But I'm really disappointed that FileMaker hasn't come out with a light
version a stripped-down version for home users. At a much lower c
Hi
I cannot get a recording in Amadeus Pro using my Voxstar headset both on the
Mac and the Windows virtual machine. The headset works fine on my stand alone
windows machine. I have been into system preferences and have set both input
and output to the voxstar. Microphone volume set at 100%. Se
Hi. What is the best Facebook app for the Mac? At the moment I’m using Safari
which is ok for now.
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> On Jul 26, 2016, at 13:52, Caitlyn Furness wrote:
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> thanks Alex!
>
> Caitlyn
>
>> On
Well, liblouie 3.0..0 just came out with better support for UEB appearing to be
the main difference from the 2.6 releases that have been available for a while.
I understand that FS uses liblouie for its translation, so perhaps this update
is what was needed for attributes to appear on the Window
Hi Jonathan,
Wow! You've done some serious research. Thank you.
About an hour or so, ago, I received a message from Freedom stating that they
are researching this issue and will have some information for me, shortly.
Again, given that UEB has been in effect around the world for years, I fin
I totally agree. But voiceover on the Mac can't even do US typeface indicators
and all that, so I have low hopes for the Mac braille. Once I get a version of
Brltty working on an installation of Linux on this Mac, well, more like an
Apple computer now that the Mac part has been purged, I'll see
Unbelievable, Scott.
Even the capital passage indicator is not being displayed.
To those who may not know to what I am referring, the capital passage indicator
is used to indicate that three or more words or Braille sequences are in all
caps. The capital passage indicator can only be termina
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