This won't help right now, but it may in the future.
I set up Google Voice and give everyone that number who I don't want
to have my actual number. Calls and texts can be run through that
number, and if someone is being annoying, I can just go in and block
them myself. Before, I used Skype and had
I'm guessing you sent this to the wrong list? LOL.
Scott
On 1/28/13, Emilio Hernandez wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Would anyone have "The Hiding Place," which is a novel written by Corrie ten
> Boom in its graphic audio dramatization?
>
> Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
>
> --
> You rece
Hi all.
2 things here: I think the OnHand issue with the Mac is one related to
the way the Apple driver handles this particular display.
Donna: the one issue I have, and this is supposedly going to be fixed
in the upcoming firmware release, is that you cannot read text files
in contracted braille w
Hi Donna.
You can move a txt file over to the Edge and open it, but it will not
display in contracted braille. HIMS claims this is coming, along with
terminal clipboard in the next software release.
I've already contacted Executive Products about making a case for the
Edge, and they said they were
Hi Annie.
I don't think you can convert files from other formats to brf, but I
wish you could. Unless there has been an update since I last used that
website back in November?
Scott
On 3/8/13, Annie Skov Nielsen wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Have you tried
> www.robobraille.org
>
> Best regards Annie.
> On M
gt;
> I know the developer of www.robobraille.org, if you write me a mail of list
> in which you tells me, from which formats to brf you which to convert, I am
> sure it can be made possible.
>
> Best regards Annie.
> On Mar 8, 2013, at 3:33 PM, Scott Davert wrote:
>
>>
Hi Phil.
I have the same model here, but only 64 GB of flashdisk space. It
works fine for these tasks, though I don't think I'll try garage band
or any audio production stuff on it. But for browsing the web, reading
email, and iWorks, you'll be fine with that one. I agree with others
who suggest go
Hmm. This seems rather basic. How well does Garage band work with the
layering of mixing tracks? I no longer actively mix, but used to, so
it's a matter of interest to me. Using a few different programs on
Windows back in 2009, I was able to remix 65 tracks in to a 10 minute
window of audio. It too
.
>
> Timothy
> Your Friend in the music industry
> http://www.timothyclarkmusic.tumblr.com
>
> On Sep 9, 2012, at 1:47 PM, Scott Davert wrote:
>
>> Hmm. This seems rather basic. How well does Garage band work with the
>> layering of mixing tracks? I no longer active
Hmm. From what I've been reading on AppleVis, it is accessible, but
not in the conventional method. Which begs the question of what
defines accessibility? is something not accessible if you cannot
accessit using the standard functions of your screen reader? As I
understand it, the Sign in process c
Also, does Web Visum work on the Mac? If not, well, this is a solution
for Apple users. Which, as it dstands, to my knowledge, none other
than this exists.
Scott
On 9/11/12, Buddy Brannan wrote:
> Hi Earle,
>
> TANSTAAFL, my friend. That's "There ain't no such thing as a free lunch".
>
> While W
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
By Scott Davert
For quite some time, deaf-blind users of iDevices have been able to
use face to face communication with the public through the notes app.
This consists typically of an iDevice (iPod, iPad, or iPhone) paired
with a Braille display and Bluetooth keyboard
taken from:
http://applevis.com/applevis-blog/apple/whats-new-accessibility-ios-6
Submitted by Scott Davert on 19 September 2012
As with the previous release of a major iOS upgrade (from version 4 to
5), there are many enhancements to iOS 6 not directly related to
accessibility. In this release
I'm not a mod or anything, but I think this is clasified as spam and
action should be taken. One message was bad enough, now we get the
news lettter too. I mean, if I had subscribed to the news letter,
obviously I wouldn't have an issue, but I feel like the list shouldn't
be a soundingboard for com
Hi Pam. You're 100% correct. You can get most of the content in
similar flavors on the web, so there is really no point to subscribing
unless you're looking for sports coverage. There are ways around this
too, though some of them aren't for the less technically oriented, and
probably shouldn't be d
Hi Mike.
The iOS app is sort of usable. There are some unlabeled buttons in the
app, but you can use the app itself either by creating custom lables
or just memorizing what the buttons are. I only know that the first
unlabeled button is for categories and the second for all channels.
The other issu
Hi Shawn.
Hmm. I wasn't aware you had to now have a radio to subscribe. That's
pretty stupid to put it mildly. I was using musicdock for awhile, but
now it's not working with the service. most of the channels are not
playing. However, if it works, this would be one accessible way to get
music and s
No, it's not worth paying the extra money for a radio I cannot use.
Too bad for them, guess I'll just invest my money in other things.
I'll bet they remove the trial internet only subscriptions soon too,as
they're very easy to abues. Not that I'm going to sit here and
encourage anyone to do so, onl
It works fine for me also. Some apps load a bit slow, but it still
functions just fine.
Scott
On 10/24/12, Chris wrote:
> Performance is good but I expect it will be a lot better on the 4s and
> the 5. For example my iPhone 4 can be a little sluggish when going on
> Facebook, but not too bad I c
Hmm. I have not found this to be an issue on my iPhone 4, so perhaps
it's an iPhone 5 specific issue?
Scott
On 11/1/12, Kliphton wrote:
> I already have this keyboard, and it's great once you get use to its size.
> ONly thing I don't like, and I think it's a glitch in IOS6, since it didn't
> do
Hi Chenelle.
one thing you will probably need to become familiar with on the
braille pen is the rotor commands. These come in handy if you ever
need to edit what you've typed. This is because the only way to
advance the cursor with the Braille Pen is to move the rotor. space
with dots 2-3 and space
Hello all.
I am a bit baffled as to how this happened, but it somehow seems as
though there is no way to edit text using Pages with VoiceOver.
someone elses. Does anyone know if there is some sort of setting I
need to change? I have the same problem with Open Offfice, but Text
Edit works fine. Th
Harry
>
> On nov 19, 2012, at 11:23 a.m., Anne Robertson
> wrote:
>
>> Hello Scott,
>>
>> I haven't had this problem, but others have. It seems that some files are
>> locked, but you can always duplicate the file, and the copy is then
>> editable.
>>
ands by pressing VO-h-h and looking through all the
> menus.
>
> In Pages, you usually have to bring the mouse and click with VO-Shift-Space
> to bring the focus to the area you wish to edit.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Anne
>
>
> On 19 Nov 2012, at 21:15, Scott Davert wro
Hi Jess.
To my knowledge, there is no way to do this on a Mac. Unless you run
Boot Camp or Fusion, but those both involve running Windows on your
mac, so I guess thats sort of cheating. LOL. Unless there is some sort
of updater for the Mac I'm not aware of?
Scott
On 11/30/12, Jessica Carter wrot
Why not just use iTunes to add the files to your "automatically add to
iTunes" folder. The next time you launch the program, you will have
whatever you put there synced up. Just remember to sync your phone.
Scott
On 7/3/17, Anders Holmberg wrote:
> Hi!
> Yes i totally agree here.
> But why not j
I think what's happening with the 4-finger swype is that the phone is
doing a springboard reset for some reason. Too bad, as I just now have
the ability to set up custom commands in braille to actually utilize
this feature. Oh well, I've reported this one along with all of the
others I wrote about
Hi all.
Radium is a 32-bit app as far as I know, so when iOS 11 comes out, it
will not work if you update to iOS 11. Regarding OOTunes, I'm not sure
what people are talking about. It was updated Feb 19, 2017. It will
work fine under iOS 11.
Scott
On 7/5/17, Jürgen Fleger wrote:
> Hi Moop,
>
> di
Hi Ray.
Feel free to contact me off list at:
scottdav...@gmail.com.
Scott
On 7/12/17, Ray Foret jr wrote:
> Would someone who is beta testing the public beta of IOS11 please contact be
> privately at my e-mail address of:
>
> rforet7...@comcast.net
>
> to assist in resolving an issue I cannot op
I'm not even going to put 4.0 on my original Apple Watch, it will
probably be rediculously slow. I also don't think I'll be getting an
updated watch, this one does what I need well enough. I'm not a
swimmer, so not sure it would be worth it.
Scott
On 7/20/17, Jenine Stanley wrote:
> I’m not seei
Hi Chris.
99 forcent of the tutorials on AppleVis concerning the first gen of the Apple
Watch are the same in the sense that the operation of VO has not changed. The
one major difference is the former "friends" button on the watch which now
takes you to the dock. This was covered in updated podc
The other option is to use the text selection rotor options and then
go to edit and select copy. Then do the same with paste. Either way
you slice it, this will be a multistep process.
Scott
On 2/15/18, John JD Denning wrote:
> The reasonable solution from Apple would be a verbosity setting that
I agree with Tim. My snarky comment aside, I'm afraid this just isn't
going to happen. In the view of many, the headphone jack is a step
backward, not forward. While there are things like Bluetooth
transmitters that you could pair that can be hooked in to something
with a 3.5 MM jack, it requires t
Hi.
Try pressing VO with Q to turn first letter quick nav on and off. This
is different from just pressing your left and right arrows together.
HTH,
Scott
On 10/31/16, Douglas Lawlor wrote:
> I see nothing regarding hotkeys in the VoiceOver Rotor. I have everything
> else selected in the rotor,
swearto God
> I didn't know this existed before. Where the heck is this documented?
>
> Again, Thanks,
>
> Doug
>
>
> Sent from my iPad
>
>> On Oct 31, 2016, at 8:55 AM, Scott Davert
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi.
>> Try pressing VO with Q to t
Hi Andrew.
if you have the 6th gen, yes, this should be achieved using the same
method you did on your SE. But if you have an iPod 5, Alex is not
available on that.
Scott
On 11/1/16, Andrew Lamanche wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Lucky me! I have got an iPod touch for my birthday. The trouble is for the
> l
Hi all.
I thought, at the time of purchase, this would be the ideal solution
for me. I have an eleven inch Macbook Air, and so I'm limited on how
many peripherals I can connect. So, I purchased a Thunderbolt dock to
offset this challenge. It works fine under Mac OS, but will not work
under Windows
s.
>
> Sent from my iPhone 6S Plus
>
>> On Nov 15, 2016, at 2:36 PM, Scott Davert
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi all.
>> I thought, at the time of purchase, this would be the ideal solution
>> for me. I have an eleven inch Macbook Air, and so I'm limited on ho
Good morning, Alex.
I have found the SpeedDots screen protectors to work, but if you
introduce too many applications at once, that it can be more
confusing. In the case of what you are describing, given the info I
have, I would suggest the model without the qwerty keyboard dots on
it, since this pe
here are some bugs I have found. I'm not noticing my touch screen on
my 6S behaving any differently.
1. The messages rotor option has disappeared from mail. There is an
actions rotor option, but no effective way to jump between messages.
2. When editing using a braille display, the cursor jumps aro
Hi Gabe.
Unless I'm mistaken, you will not be able to use the 4s SIM card in
your 5S without manipulating it. This is because the card in the 4S is
a Micro SIM, and the one in the 5S is a nano-sim.
Scott
On 6/26/16, Scott Granados wrote:
> Absolutely agreed, unlocked should mean unlocked to the
While it's not software based, you may have better luck with Robobraille
http://www.robobraille.org
Just follow the directions on the website.
HTH,
Scott
On 6/27/16, Stacey Robinson wrote:
> I opened this and it said that it wasn’t compatible with my mac.
> Blessings,
> Stacey Robinson and GEB d
I have a question related to restoring to factory default, but not
exactly the same one. Is there a way to reformat the Mac and install
the latest OS if you do not have the Apple ID's password to the person
who owned the computer last? I ask, because while I have the password
to log in to the Mac a
If you're a braille display user and use the Mail app heavily, I'd
hold off on updating. More details to follow on release day.
Scott
On 9/9/16, Anders Holmberg wrote:
> Hi!
> Not for my Bose AE 2 wireless.
> But i think this is more a Bose problem than an Apple one.
> I am not sure how to updat
Hi Stacey.
It's not a bug, but a feature that came out with iOS 9 something or
other. other than setting up an autotext where you enter some random
combination of 2 or 3 letters/numbers, I don't think you can insert
line breaks in to text messages any longer with a braille display. I
never really u
The other thing I'm seeing with this particular feature is that I'm
not able to add contacts as favorites for FaceTime Audio. Also of
interest, the contacts I have as FaceTime Audio favorites on iOS 9
have not all made the switch to 10. Has anyone else experienced this?
I don't think it's an access
The iPod 6 came out in July of 2015, so it's not really all that
outdated. I also suspect it will run the next iOS major release next
year, but that could very well be the last one. I really hope if they
discontinue the 6, that they will be replacing it with a newer model
instead of dropping it off
is much more like a small, inexpensive
>> ipad than it is like a nano. I don't know why they call it an ipod.
>>
>> I still have an ipod touch 4 which I use literally every day almost from
>> dawn to dusk. I use it as an alarm clock in the morning, as an mp3 player
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