I would suggest looking at www.applevis.com. There are written guides, podcasts, app reviews accessory reviews and more for iPods and all other apple products. I also suggest you join the accessible ios list to ask questions to help you get you started with your iPod. You should also download the apps vo tutorial and vo starter. They are free and teach you how to use voiceover. Using an iPod with voiceover on is way different then using it with it off. To make voiceover stay on after you get a message about the gestures will be different, you need to swipe one finger to the right across the screen until you here it say ok and then tap the screen twice very quick anywhere with one finger. This is called a one finger double tap. With voiceover there are double and triple taps and some times you use 1 finger, sometimes 2 fingers and sometimes 3 fingers depending on what you are doing. You also sometimes have to swipe right and left or up and down with 1, 2 or 3 fingers depending on what you are trying to do. With iPads, there are also times when you have to use 4 fingers.
----- Original Message ----- From: Craig Werner <craig_werner@xxxxxxxxxxx To: vi-kindle@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date sent: Sun, 25 Aug 2013 19:44:47 -0400 Subject: [vi-kindle] Re: I bought a Touch... now what?If you don't get a knowledgeable response to your question in a day or so, please consider joining the viphone Google group. Its users are glad to answer questions about iPod use since there's so much overlap between the iPhone and iPod in terms of the way the commands work. I'll
be glad to provide the URL for the group as well as registration instructions if you need them. Craig On 8/25/2013 5:10 PM, Christopher Hawthorne Moss wrote:I bought the iPod Touch in anticipation of an end to Kindle text to
speech, heaven forefend.I am trying to activate VoiceOver... but when it warns me the hand gestures will be different, and I say "OK", it sits for a minute, then
turns VoiceOver off. Any ideas? I am going to go get Kindle for PC for it.
