And so I just hope, they'll take our reports more serious in the future. And so I'm so interested in making the Mac even better.
Really, I love my Macs and I don't want to switch to Windows again. We sent the same bug report twice and received two completely different answers. To me - who uses the Mac nearly exclusively - there are some problems totally obvious but when I ask the accessibility team for help they are not even aware of the issue. Sometimes I have the impression there are no blind members in Apples accessibility team. But next time another member told me no, he wouldn't think so.
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Once a member of the accessibility team told me they changed the pdf engine of Preview what could cause the issues. Yes I've already tried to play with the cursor settings, without any success. Since version 6 VO can't read umlauts anymore and nothing happened so far to solve it. I agree that one can have the impression you described below.įortunately There are no issues concerning german umlauts, not yet on the Mac. I'm not sure wether this might be an issue of the german version of Preview but a lot of my friends also complain about that. Not to speak about pdf files with a certain structure like columns or tables.
When I read a normal text line by line it works partially but at some point VO beginns to read ends of the former line once more and mixes lines completely. It's especially obvious in the head area of a letter where you have the addresses. Here's what I criticize on Preview in Mountain Lion: When I interact with the text area and use VO + arrow up or down, right or left, the VO cursor jumps around in the text. I guess the satisfied users use Preview in Snow Leopard or Lion. I also discussed the issue with an Apple Senior Adviser and he confirmed all my issues in a phone call.
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I'm really experienced how to use programs on the Mac but I can't understand why some people in this list say it's good to use. At first: I'm using Preview in OS X 10.8.3 Mountain Lion and it's a catastrophy.
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