[macvoiceover] Re: Leopard MP3s and PDFs
- From: "Ron J." <ganahee@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2008 11:22:39 -0500
HI Frank!
The list, which Greg maintains is the VoiceOver Compatibility List (http://w3.wmcnet.org/vo/index.php
).
This list provides a link to the developer's site, what category the
application falls under (i.e. System/Utility), a "VoiceOver Score" (1
being least accessible, 3 being somewhere in the middle, and 5 being
fully accessible), A description of the application, and tips & tricks
for using the program with VO, if any are needed.
Also, you can add info for any apps you find, which the VO community
might find of interest, and/or, useful.
I'd actually contemplated just such a database, shortly after VO came
out, but lacked the web programming skills to make it a reality! Greg
has done a superb job creating and maintaining this list, however, so
Hats Off to him, on a job well done! I've even contributed a few apps
to it, myself!
Enjoy!
Ron
On Jun 24, 2008, at 11:28 AM, Travis Siegel wrote:
Use the tiger files.
Leopard added a lot of features to the os, but for the most part
(with a few exceptions) voiceover itself hasn't changed all that
much, so what was valid in tiger will still be valid in leopard.
There are some notable changes such as braille support, and the
numpad commander, but for the most part, you won't have any trouble
using what is taught for tiger with the leopard os.
Also, there are a couple places to find lists of programs compatible
with voiceover.
One (not updated recently though I plan to fix that) is at
http://www.softcon.com/mac
In there, you'll find a list of programs compatible with voiceover.
Greg Kearney maintains a list as well, and his is both more
complete, and more up to date, but unfortunately, I don't have the
url handy at the moment, perhaps Greg or someone else can post it.
And, I know there are a few other lists scattered around here and
there, that offer similar information.
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Use the tiger files.Leopard added a lot of features to the os, but for the most part (with a few exceptions) voiceover itself hasn't changed all that much, so what was valid in tiger will still be valid in leopard. There are some notable changes such as braille support, and the numpad commander, but for the most part, you won't have any trouble using what is taught for tiger with the leopard os. Also, there are a couple places to find lists of programs compatible with voiceover.
One (not updated recently though I plan to fix that) is at http://www.softcon.com/mac In there, you'll find a list of programs compatible with voiceover.Greg Kearney maintains a list as well, and his is both more complete, and more up to date, but unfortunately, I don't have the url handy at the moment, perhaps Greg or someone else can post it. And, I know there are a few other lists scattered around here and there, that offer similar information.
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