Greetings All,
I am totally blind and want to scan documents (i.e. standard mail) such that
that scanning process will convert the scanned document into a text, Word or
HTML file so I can peruse that file to “read” it.
I currently have a Brother MFC L2685DW printer/scanner, but I find the “iPri
For the last year or so, I’ve had all my subscriptions I’ve been billed for go
through PayPal. However, I ended up with a mysterious charge about a month ago
that had a blank receipt go through that I reported to Apple/Paypal, which
PayPal refunded me for.
However, sense then, Apple has appar
Hi Jonathan, thank you so much, unfortunately it’s a private account on the
website that streams to such places as Twitter, Facebook, YouTube. In that case
I can’t give out the information so that somebody can examine the webpage. All
I know about other screen readers is that I’ve been told by t
Hi Jessica,
This might help;
apple accessibility telephone, = free VoiceOver tech support;; 1-877-204-3930
HTH
Chuck
> On Mar 2, 2022, at 9:48 AM, Jessica Moss wrote:
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> For the last year or so, I’ve had all my subscriptions I’ve been billed for
> go through PayPal. However, I ended up wit
So, this is a two step process.
1. Scanning the document and getting an image.
2. Converting the image to text.
In general the "Image Capture" app that is bundled with the Mac does a fairly
good job of having accessible controls and a fairly simple set of default
buttons. You pick a device from
I was in Music and looking for the eject key. when I turned on keyboard help it
didn't say anything when I pressed the key where I thought it should be. later
I found how to eject the cd via a menu I saw. my question is: is it possible to
tie the eject function to that key that's blank?
thanks.
There is already a macOS keyboard command for Eject.
The command is CMD + E.
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On Mar 2, 2022, at 19:23, Lorie McCloud wrote:
I was in Music and looking for the eject key. when I turned on keyboard help it
didn't say anything when I pressed the key where I thought it should be. late
I know about that but I didn't think of it in the context of ejecting cd's. I
suppose eject is eject after all.
> On Mar 2, 2022, at 7:56 PM, Brad Snyder wrote:
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> There is already a macOS keyboard command for Eject.
> The command is CMD + E.
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