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When playing a slide presentation in Keynote on your iPhone, how do you show the presenter notes so that VoiceOver reads them?
I'm planning to drive the projector directly from my iPhone. I plan to use my AirPods Pro so I can hear VoiceOver. As I advance to each new slide with a 3-finger swipe, I want to hear VoiceOver read the presenter notes. At least, that's my goal...
Hello. This is my first post. I was just wondering where I can get something that I can put my phone on top of and it'll help me be able to read a document with Seeing AI or Be My AI without having to hold my phone. For example, a while back, I had this scanning box that had a square cut out on the top of it, and I put a document in it, and I put my phone's camera right in th...
Don't know if this has been shared yet, but it's probably worth bumping ever so often. Here's a simple hack to make google address bar searches default to the web results filter, eliminating ads, videos, A.I., and whatever other evil nonsense they're sticking i...
Good morning to all, hope everyone is well. The subject asks my question, has anyone used the new remodled Orbit reader 20 Plus? I had a chance to see the original orbit reader 2 years ago. While the braille was excellent, the refresh rate was slow and it was very loud to say the least. Has anyone used the new version and if so, what is different about it? Any input is apprec...
Hello, I’ve recently encountered a very strange and frustrating issue while working with Microsoft Word documents, and I wonder if anyone else has experienced anything similar.
The ProblemWhen reading Microsoft Word documents using Office 365 (logged in with my university account), I’ve noticed that sequences of random characters such as ccccc, bbbbbbb, or ccccccbbb...