[macvoiceover] Re: 3 features that hmm?
- From: Chris G <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 29 Aug 2009 19:59:12 -0400
Hi,
The first two features sound to me like they are JAWS and not windows
features. The auto reading of the web page for sure.
The first thing I do with Window-eyes is turn off the auto reading of
the web page, Window-eyes only reads the first 24 lines. This is
also the first thing I turned off with VoiceOver.
Chris
On Aug 29, 2009, at 6:17 PM, Marie Howarth wrote:
well, this is purely my opinion but 3 features that horribly remind
me of windows are as follows.
1. automatic reading of a webpage.
2. voice over hints. I know what to do in a text area, especially
when it already says edit text.
3. insertion point. this has been discussed, it's counter intuitive
and doesn't teach the vi community how it would look to sighties.
all I can say is I'm so glad these features are optional. they are
just horrific and no one can tell me that it will help progression
from windows to mac. I didn't have these features and I am so glad I
did. mac is not windows, when will people realise this.
overall vo rocks even more in this version, and I am grateful to
apple for giving us a choice. really glad.
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