I think the slimmer lighter design sounds awesome, but I'm just disappointed
they didn't include Touch ID. I'm keen to get an iPad soon, but can't now
decide which one I want. I think I'll have to play with them all in the Apple
Store once they're out to see which one feels best. If the iPad Air
Is Apple Hardware Test or Apple Diagnostics accessible, or is it at least
usable without sighted assistance?
Thanks,
Nic
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Shame. thanks for letting me know though.
On 24/10/2013, at 4:56 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
Not, at least not in Mountain Lion. I haven’t tried AHT with 10.9 yet, but I
doubt anything changed since it is such a low-level application.
On Oct 23, 2013, at 1:20 PM, Nicholas Parsons
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> Is Ap
HI Christine and all,
I'm Australian and until recently used Siri in Australian English with
VoiceOver's default language also being Australian English. Ever since Siri
could understand punctuation, I think sometime back in iOS 5, I used the word
"full stop" and Siri understood this fine. After
If you have some corrupted system files or preferences somewhere, these might
get copied over in the normal upgrade process. If, however, you do a clean
install, you'll have a clean, pristine operating system free from those
corrupted files. This might resolve problems you were previously experi
You might also like the book Take Control of Upgrading to Mavericks, which
explains in detail the process of upgrading to Mavericks from Snow Leopard.
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Thanks, Teresa, it's great that you're pointing that out for folks. Some of it
isn't quite 100% accurate, however. From what I've read, for instance, All Mail
doesn't get placed in your Archive folder exactly. In fact, Mail kind of gets
rid of folders all together for gmail. Instead, just like g
ntences with no problem. I did have to edit
>> manually to insert that word in the middle of the sentence, however.
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>>> On Oct 23, 2013, at 10:13 PM, Nicholas Parsons
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> HI Christine and
I don't think it's a notification thing at all. What if you press command O on
the messages you want to read? This way it opens in a new window and so
VoiceOver shouldn't announce any new rows added.
On 25/10/2013, at 7:03 AM, Edward Green wrote:
Hi Alia,
Sorry it didn’t work, Turning it off
I was worried that App Nap might not work well with VoiceOver in Mavericks. IN
particular, if the app with VO focus is visually in the background, it might be
subject to App Nap and not get the memory it needs. HOw does this seem to be
working?
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HI,
Do tables in Preview work in Mavericks? Given tables work for Pages I'm
hopeful–this would be a great improvement.
Nic
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HI Bryan,
If you have settings turned off in iCloud Sync preferences on your iPHone 4S
then I'm not sure what else you could try. I recommend contacting the developer
of Downcast to ask–I suspect turning off podcast syncing might have undesired
effects. I was going to contact them on a similar i
HI Teresa,
In what ways is gmail still clunky for you? I still haven't upgraded mainly
because of this supposed Mail issue. Mail is probably my favourite and most
used app on the Mac, so I'm not sure all the great new features of Mavericks,
and some of them really sound fantastic, are worth a po
The other way you might know there's an attachment is if the person writing the
email says such and such is attached, or refers to some attachment in another
way. :) To be honest, that's the only way I notice attachments currently–I
rarely wait to the very end of the email to see the attachment
Yeah, I suspect its your region setting causing the issue. I have mine set to
Australia, as I'm currently living in Australia. You used to need your region
set to Australia if you wanted the premium Australian English voice, but that's
no longer necessary in iOS 7 so you're probably best to swap
Sounds like the syncing issue is the most serious one. Is this just with gmail?
And it is just a matter of a delay, is it, rather than not syncing properly at
all?
Having the read/unread status and message count announced last would be a
little annoying. Although, I tend to archive messages onc
Good point, it does, so long as you are patient enough to wait until the end.
:)
That's kinda creepy when you paste in that text though as it sounds like I've
been taken back to the messages list. :)
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Basically, you receive info on whatever text or icons are on the screen. It's
great for listening to audiobooks, music and podcasts. I love my iPod Nano. I
use it much less now my iPHone is essentially an iPod and more and has a much
greater storage capacity. The Nano is great when I want to con
Two questions:
1. Are there any new Australian English voices?
2. Do the new voices read out capital letters properly, as does Alex, or do
they announce both "capital" and change pitch?
On 27/10/2013, at 3:59 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
Yes, if you go into Voiceover’s speech settings and choose custom
Funny Apple with its complicated keystroke policy; why make a simple two key
shortcut when you could make a complicated one involving multiple modifier
keys. What do plane old Command-T and Command-Shift-T do now? Or why couldn't
they have used Option-T or Control-T? Sorry for my rhetorical pond
Yeah, the ironic thing is that this seems to have happened because Apple made a
big effort to make Mail work better with gmail. So they had good intentions,
but just didn't quite pull it off smoothly. If I were CEO of Apple I would've
delayed the public release of Mavericks until these issues we
Hahaha, okay, good points and good to learn a few more short cuts. I note
control-T still isn't spoken for. :) (I'm now getting desperate to prove my
nasty allegations against Apple). ;)
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HI Janet,
NO, if you use POP your mail won't sync between your devices. That's the huge
advantage of IMAP, that it keeps your mail synced on all devices. So long as
you have All Mail turned on in gmail settings on the server side, it seems
gmail and Mail are now playing reasonably nicely with mo
If you copy from Pages and paste in Text Edit, will it keep all your formatting?
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As for moving between mailboxes, can't you add your nine most frequently
accessed mailboxes to the favourites bar and then switch between them with
command-1 through 9?
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Am I missing something, or is there an almost total absence of podcasts on
Mavericks? I find it funny that on the day iOS 7 was released there was an
explosion of podcasts on every tiny little insignificant change from iOS 6, but
half a week later still none on the 200 new features and two compl
Sorry I can't answer your question, but perhaps you can answer one of mine.
What does the MacUpdate Desktop do? What's the advantage of using it? I have
some software from MacUpdate and am often interested in their deals, but wasn't
exactly sure why I would want or need the desktop app. Does it
HI Teresa,
When you updated, did all your messages saved in the [IMAP]/Archive folder–that
is, Mail's special Archive folder–get merged with all your archived messages in
All Mail? Or does this still remain a separate, but now redundant, folder in
Mavericks?
Thanks,
Nic
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HI Traci,
By default, Alex should just change pitch when reading a capital letter but
should not say the word "capital". This makes reading all caps much easier as
you don't get all the unnecessary extra words. The other voices, however, will
say "capital" and change pitch as well, which is unne
Don't most apps have their own automatic check for update feature? Or is it
mainly for smaller plugins and things that MacUpdate Desktop is useful?
To the person asking about Dropbox—no, Dropbox isn't available from
MacUpdate.com as it's a free app available only directly from Dropbox.com. If
y
With the exception of Alex, doesn't it still say the word "capital" before each
letter even with beeps turned on? Whether pitch change or beeps I don't mind, I
just don't like it saying "capital" each time as that three syllable word
before each one syllable letter is horribly verbose and slow.
That's cool. Is it possible to do it the other way around as well—set up
shortcuts on your Mac that work on iOS? The iOS short cut preferences must be
stored somewhere on the Mac—do you know where this is?
Cheers,
Nic
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That is a great podcast. It is, however, on 1Password 3. We're now up to
1Password 4. Though the interface has changed a bit, it's still very intuitive
and the key concepts are the same, so the podcast should still be useful.
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Yes, apparently limiting the folder size of IMAP folders helps, though it would
be annoying not to be able to search through old email.
I turned on All Mail before upgrading, and once I upgraded I just opened Mail
and let it sync with gmail for several hours. I didn't try using Mail at all
duri
I downloaded the Karen voice update but haven't noticed any difference. Do I
need to delete and re-download or do anything else to get the updated voice
working?
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Alex,
Do you have All Mail enabled for IMAP in Gmail settings? And around how many
messages do you have in All Mail? Some people have found that limiting the size
of IMAP folders in gmail has helped the issues. It's not something I want to do
or something anyone should have to do but it might he
Thanks, Shawn! And how do I delete it? Is it just a matter of unchecking the
checkbox for the voice, restarting and checking it again? Or do I need to find
where the files are stored and delete those?
Thanks for your help,
Nic
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I've always loved Calendar in Mountain Lion. It works really well for me.
Deleting events with command-delete or editing them with command-e works fine.
Along with Mail, it's one of my favourite Mac apps. I don't like the week or
day views, but month view is great. I only played briefly with Cal
This sounds great I will go get it now. I've always heard good things about
Fantastical but until Apple stuffed up Calendar in iOS 7 I never thought I'd
need it because Apple's Calendar was great. I've always wanted to see my
calendar events and reminders/ToDo's in one place though, so this poin
Dear BusyCal Support Team,
I downloaded the trial of BusyCal for Mac. I absolutely love the features in
BusyCal, which are so sadly missing in the native OS X Calendar.
However, unfortunately I haven't been able to use BusyCal properly.
I use VoiceOver—Apple's built-in screen reader for OS X—to
Hi all,
I downloaded the free 14 day trial of Fantastical for Mac. I managed to get
through the set up process fine, but seem to be having some issues with the app.
The app doesn't appear to have a window. I can only seem to access some kind
of system menu, and this only displays a search fiel
I bought Fantastical 2 today on sale. Everything seems labeled properly, but
still having some issues getting it working.
1. The settings button remains dim. Presumably I have to do something to
activate this button, but not sure what that is.
2. Welcome message remains displayed. The welcome me
Yes, I'm glad they had a trial as well. I was tempted, but reluctant, to pay
the money to test it. Glad I didn't buy it now. The other issue is that
VoiceOver is incredibly sluggish with it too, but I thought I'd take it one
step at a time with the support team. Anyway, at least Calendar is stil
The tip displaying at the moment says pull down on the DayTicker until it
switches to the calendar. So far as I can work out, the DayTicker is a
horizontal row of dates across the top of the screen, just below the settings
button, month/year and the add event button. I tried double tapping on th
Seems to me Apple could push out updates to VoiceOver if they wanted to, just
as they push other updates for raw camera compatibility and the like, even
though those aren't separate applications.
More frequent updates to VoiceOver would be good. However, the main
accessibility issues we have are
Dear Apple Accessibility Team,
With such deep integration of iCloud with so many aspects of iOS and OS X, it's
surprising that VoiceOver has so far been left out. Many VoiceOver users own
multiple Apple devices, and would benefit greatly from being able to sync
VoiceOver preferences across all
hanks for the note. I'm sorry that BusyCal is not fully Voice Over compatible.
I'll add your request to the wish list.
Regards,
-John
supp...@busymac.com
On Oct 30, 2013 08:17 PM, Nicholas Parsons
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> Dear BusyCal Support Team,
>
> I downloaded the trial of BusyCal for Ma
What do you mean instead of copying and pasting to your iDevice? I've never
used copy and paste to put something on my iPhone—I thought that couldn't be
done.
On 31 Oct 2013, at 5:57 pm, Dean Adams wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have an idea for apple for I tunes when you are in your music books
ontrol+F8?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Sent from my Mac, the only computer with full accessibility for the blind
>>>> built-in!
>>>>
>>>> Sincerely,
>>>> The Constantly Barefooted Ray, still a very happy Mac and Iphone 5 user!
>
1. It seems to me the voices on iOS 7 are the same as on OS X 10.9. At least,
certain new bugs in the Karen voice on iOS 7 have also appeared in the Karen
voice in Mavericks.
2. If the voices are not the same, the settings other than the voices could be
synced. E.g. speed, punctuation, etcetera.
HI Amilio,
Thanks for sharing. I'm pretty keen to start doing more to help us coordinate
our efforts at contacting developers and campaigning for accessibility. I think
sharing information is a good first step.
Cheers,
Nic
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1. If you want your backup clone to be bootable, which you do, then it needs to
have its own partition.
2. This can easily be done with Disc Utility. You need to make sure the
partition is created in the Mac Extended Gernaled format using GID Partition
Table. I'm sorry my spelling of these terms
My system tells me it's command-control-t, no shift. It's in the file menu
anyway.
Best,
Nic
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1. Rumola
2. Amazon Wish List
3. 1Password (this last one isn't so much useful as necessary for 1Password to
do it's thing.)
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Ahh, yes, you're absolutely right of course, Tim. Seems I mixed those two up
some howe. Thanks for clarifying and sorry for potentially confusing some
people.
Cheers,
Nic
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Amazon Wish List just lets you add any item to your wish list. It doesn't have
to be on Amazon—it can be anywhere, including, for instance, the Apple Online
Store. I'm not sure how it works, but it seems to know some how when you're
viewing something you can buy, and it let's you add it to your
Thanks for sharing the article. It's good news indeed Apple is on to this. For
the record, I certainly don't remember this many issues with Mountain Lion.
Mountain Lion was a smooth and problem free upgrade for me. It just introduced
cool new features, some VoiceOver improvements and I think per
Showing All Mail shouldn't be too much of a problem in Mavericks. Even though
All Mail is shown on Mavericks, Mail only keeps one copy of each message. It
just adds an XML tag to the end of each file to tell Mail which folders/labels
it should show up in. In iOS All Mail shouldn't be a problem a
girl1...@gmail.com
On 31 Oct 2013, at 5:48 pm, Nicholas Parsons
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> Dear Apple Accessibility Team,
>
> With such deep integration of iCloud with so many aspects of iOS and OS X,
> it's surprising that VoiceOver has so far been left out. Many VoiceOver users
> own mu
Thanks again for your help, Christina. I found the calendar view like you said.
But like you I couldn't seem to find any information on the events or reminders
associated with each day.
I am looking for a calendar much like Apple's Calendar but one that let's me
view reminders along side events
Yes, all these methods are great. I will just caution, however, that it's still
possible to lose messages this way if you're not careful. I recommend opening
activity monitor with command-option-0 if you're moving large numbers of
messages. It's worth while keeping an eye on what's happening, be
First, I'm sure most if not all people on this list would agree that VoiceOver
is, in many respects, better than Windows screen readers. That is probably why
we are using Macs with VoiceOver after all. However, the lack of frequent
updates, if indeed updates to VoiceOver are less frequent than W
There's a podcast series on Automator, but not from a VoiceOver perspective.
It's called Mac Automation Made Simple with Ben Waldie. MacWorld also has a
column on Automator projects that are often pretty useful. The main problem
I've had is getting actions in the right order, but trial and error
Have you tried teaching it how you want to pronounce the words in the
pronunciations tab of the speech pain in VoiceOver Utility? I'm not sure if
that would work with the particular words you're talking about but I use it a
lot and it's great. If you don't know what I'm talking about or how to d
It's been so long since I installed Rumola that I can't remember the steps
anymore. However, someone on this list a while back posted detailed
instructions on how to get up and running. It's certainly not intuitive, but
the instructions posted to this list were very easy to follow. I'd recommend
Oh wow, thanks, Esther— such a simple and elegant solution. I wish Apple
implemented this functionality in other areas to re-order elements. It's so
easy. I'll remember to try it out more often though.
Cheers,
Nic
On 08/11/2013, at 9:05 AM, Esther wrote:
Hi Nic,
I think you can reorder the act
I've been playing with this a little more and I like it. It has its quirks, but
it's definitely better than Apple's Calendar in iOS7, and the fact that I can
view my reminders along with the day's events makes it probably better than
Calendar in iOS6 too.
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HI Bryan,
First, double check you have the write plugin. The subject of your email says
Add to Your Cart plugin. If that is the plugin you have, then I think it's the
wrong one. Your cart and your wish list are different things. So first just
check you have the add to wish list plugin not add t
Why don't you Americans start writing your dates the right way around then you
wouldn't have any problem. ;)
Seriously though, changing the date format in system preferences might solve
some of your problems. If Mail displayed the received/sent date in the
Australian format, then Karen would re
HI,
I think someone else posted about this, but I can't now find it. I just bought
a new iPad Air today but am having problems creating folders. I double tap on
an app and it says moving. All fine. I move it and it says, for instance, on
Kindle, indicating it's on the Kindle app. However, it do
> myself because I want my machine to be US, but not my dates, to communicate
> naturally with my fellow native Dutch speakers.
>
> How do you write your dates in Australia?
> Paul.
> On Nov 12, 2013, at 8:59 AM, Nicholas Parsons
> wrote:
>
>> Why don't
Unfortunately, to my knowledge VoiceOver still does not work fully with track
changes. Track changes do not only highlight changes, but it also indicates
whether the change is a deletion or an addition, or a format change. Anne
Robertson, who is the guru on Pages with VoiceOver and on this list
ote:
Hello Nic,
Tracking changes is working much better in the new version of Pages. It tells
you whether the change is an addition or a deletion, but I haven’t yet figured
out how to find formatting changes.
Cheers,
Anne
On 12 Nov 2013, at 16:04, Nicholas Parsons
wrote:
> Unfortunatel
Sorry, I can't work this out either. I usually just log into a website and let
1Password Mini save the login item for me. I'm happy making up my own
passwords. I can't work out how to get 1Password to generate passwords though
in version 4 which is not good seeing as this is one of the main feat
Apple asks developers to focus on Mail, Graphics in first Mavericks 10.9.1 beta
Apple on Friday supplied its development community with the first beta of OS X
10.9.1 Mavericks, a forthcoming maintenance and security update for the Mac
operating system, and has asked testers to focus their efforts
The two items three items thing you're hearing is most likely lists with
several items. Whenever VoiceOver encounters a list or sub-list, it announces
how many items are in the list. I agree it's overly verbose and not really
necessary. It's VoiceOver treating the HTML and tags as a separate
In Mountain Lion I was able to copy the key using VO-Shift-C, to copy the last
spoken phrase. You should be able to use this—it's a great one to remember when
VO can't interact and select text to be copied.
Apple will not be able to email you the key as Apple does not keep any copy for
security
I hope they:
• Make VoiceOver announce a messages read/unread status, and the number of
messages in thread, before the message preview in Mail.
• Stop VoiceOver repeating text in nearby elements in Safari.
• Fix problems with column view in Finder.
• Label unlabelled buttons and images in iBooks.
Oh right, well if you chose that option then I guess you're fine. No need to
worry so long as you can remember the answers to your three questions. I doubt
you'll forget the password though as you have to enter it every time you turn
on your Mac.
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Yes, absolutely. I can't follow popular topics on Twitter in Night Owl because
VoiceOver keeps interrupting itself with "one row added". I agree this should
be a toggle in VoiceOver preferences: a spoken announcement, a sound or nothing.
On 17 Jan 2013, at 11:01 PM, Michael Marshall wrote:
i w
nd go down the list. You
could change the verbosity level for specific elements to a lower level. This
may reduce VO’s verbosity for those sorts of elements to a level you more
prefer.
Later…
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Nov 16, 2013, at 6:43 PM, Nicholas Parsons
wrote:
> The
erbosity set to medium, VoiceOver used to read how
many items there were. Do you know what I have to adjust in the verbosity
settings to get VoiceOver to read these badges again? I've tried app but this
doesn't seem to work.
Cheers,
Nic
On 19 Jan 2013, at 6:29 PM, Nicholas Parsons
wro
erse containing this
hashtag, they will show up in the table to the right.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Cheers,
Nic
On 20 Jan 2013, at 1:04 AM, Sarai Bucciarelli
wrote:
I can't figure out how to search the entire twitter universe using night owl
On Nov 19, 2013, at 1:25 AM,
our I’m hinting about.
HTH.
Later…
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Nov 19, 2013, at 1:18 AM, Nicholas Parsons
wrote:
> HI Tim and others,
> I've now customised my verbosity options. I've chosen low but tweaked a
> couple of things in the custom table. However, Voi
wrote:
How did you make • appear?
Sent from my iPhone
> On Nov 19, 2013, at 9:18 PM, Sarai Bucciarelli
> wrote:
>
> Thank you! That worked! I appreciate it.
>> On Nov 19, 2013, at 7:33 PM, Nicholas Parsons
>> wrote:
>>
>> To search the entire Twitter unive
I'm looking for ways to schedule emails in Apple Mail to send at a specific
time/date in the future. I've come across the plugin called Send Later. I began
to install it but the installation package has some unlabelled and inaccessible
buttons. This doesn't bode well for its accessibility. So I
>From memory it worked for me if I stopped interacting with the text HTML area.
>However, I'm not on my Mavericks Mac at the moment so can't double check this.
Cheers,
Nic
On 21 Jan 2013, at 5:26 AM, Maria and Joe Chapman
wrote:
HI. Am currently reading an ibook on the mac. I am having troub
And then there's the iCloud website where you can actually search for your
devices, activate their alarms and and wipe them etc.
On 22 Jan 2013, at 2:46 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
It should be built in. Go to System Preference,s iCloud, and look at the table
of options. One should be Find My Mac.
On
It uses flash player. I don't have flash player installed on Safari, so I can't
listen to them on Safari. So if I want to listen to the samples I use Google
Chrome, which has flash built in. I haven't tried it for a few weeks, so not
sure if it's currently working, but it might be worth you tryi
I don't think that header information includes sent date though, does it, Alex?
I usually just get that information from the message list, and use the header
information for the sent to address.
On 25 Jan 2013, at 11:32 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
To read headers, I hit enter on a message. To the lef
I have Downcast for IOS and Downcast for Mac. Downcast for Mac was well worth
the cost to me, but everyone will have a different opinion, as I think you can
see from this thread.
Downcast for Mac is fully accessible and easy to use. The settings are all easy
to configure, and the syncing works
Hi list,
Since I customised VoiceOver verbosity, VoiceOver now doesn't announce dates
correctly in those OS X date pickers such as in Calendar etcetera which allow
you to interact and adjust a date. Instead of giving the date, month and year,
VoiceOver only announces the date and year, skipping
I guess you might have to press enter by yourself. Thankfully it's only one key
press. :)
On 26 Jan 2013, at 2:22 PM, Jonathan Mosen wrote:
Thanks Jonathan, the substitutions sort of does what I want, except I can't get
it to press enter for me and send the tweet.
Jonathan Mosen
Mosen Consulti
HI Bryan,
I have two that work well with Downcast. At least they certainly don't cut in
and out. The first is from Bose, I think it's called Bose Bluetooth 2 or
something like that. It's a small earpiece that just fits in one ear. The sound
quality is good, it's highly portable, but the controls
I've been playing with Numbers on my iPad Air. I created a spreadsheet in
Numbers on Mavericks, and I'm trying to add a row on my iPad. I've read the
Help documentation and have tried to follow this as best I can with VoiceOver
but I can't seem to add a row.
I've found the handle thing to the l
Hi Bryan,
The other bluetooth headset I have is called Creative WP-350 Headset. It's a
random headset I bought in a shop one night—not sure how common it is. It
doesn't sound as fancy as your Plantronics, but it works well with Downcast and
certainly doesn't cut out. They're really comfortable f
You might also like to try ReadKit.
• It can sync with plenty of services, e.g. FeedWrangler;
• Just press G to read full text of articles in Readability mode;
• It has customisable short cuts for all popular sharing and read later
services – e.g. I just press Command-Shift-D to add to Apple Readi
Once you find Calendar, I suggest you use it in month view. You can select
month view from the view menu, or press command-3. I personally find month view
the most useful with VoiceOver, but others might differ.
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There's two ways to add feed subscriptions.
The first way is to add them through a syncing service like FeedWrangler or
FeedBin, and sync these with ReadKit. This is the best way as it allows you to
sync your feeds with your iOS device.
The second way is to just click on an RSS link in your web b
Hi,
I replied to Alex's post on the same topic so I won't fully repeat myself here.
For full info, see that thread. However, basically you need to either use a
syncing service such as FeedWrangler or FeedBin to manage your feeds and then
sync that with ReadKit (which is the preferred solution),
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