[RWP] Poise.

[Indigo]

With Poise inserted into Reaper, I don't think you can find the 
unlabeled screen graphics with NVDA.
I may be wrong, I'm constantly surprised by what NVDA can do with its 
object navigation, but I only found the unlabeled graphics with 
Window-Eyes numPad cursor.
If you are in wineyes or jaws, scan the screen with your numPad cursors, 
then left or right click.
Poise is not ready for use yet.
Write politely to the author about hopefully increasing access by 
labeling screen graphics.
Indi

On 7/5/2013 2:07 PM, Goldfinga Productions wrote:
> I am using reaper and in the D day. I can't seem to find the area to click on. I get stuck in some window. I am also using the demo version of the plug-in, does that make a difference? I would hate to spend money on it and it not work.
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> GF
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> On Jul 5, 2013, at 12:23 PM, Indigo <33indigo at charter.net> wrote:
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>> Using the number pad cursor of Window-Eyes, which is about the same as Jaws or PC cursor, the graphics in Poise respond to either left or right clicks from the numPad, but none of the essential graphics have labels or tool tips.
>> After clicking on those unlabeled graphics;  standard speaking Microsoft menus or dialogs open at the arrow keys; so you know what that graphic you clicked on was for.
>> I've also discussed lack of labeling with Shannon, and hope he or someone does something about it.
>> I may try to map Poise to my Novation Nocturn's buttons, but that's not going to be a universal fix for everyone, which would be nice.
>> Poise is a VST plug version of the Akai MPC, or the Native Instruments Maschine; so you can load any kind of loop or sample onto Poise's 16 virtual pads.
>> I thought I'd trigger Poise's virtual pads from my old M-Audio Trigger Finger, which also has 16 rubber pads, and have the NI Maschine, without the NI bit map software to deal with.
>> There are about 30 unlabeled graphics in Poise, which would be best if provided with tool tips, which only Shannon could do. But, they could be labeled in Auto Hot Key, then it would be universally accessible for all screenreaders.
>> Poise only has the single screen, which doesn't change except when the talking standard menus and dialogs display, then Poise returns to its original single screen, so there is no problem to a programmer of constantly changing screens in Poise.
>> Indi
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>> On 7/5/2013 9:08 AM, Kevin Reeves wrote:
>>> Hey folks.
>>>
>>> I caught bits and pieces of a conversation regarding the drum sampler
>>> Poise.
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>>> I'd like to learn more about it's current state of accessibilit.
>>>
>>> I thought I read that folks were able to get around the window using
>>> tool tips and the like.
>>>
>>> Goldfingas downloaded it yesterday and ran into a read only dialogue box
>>> that seemed to confound Jaws.
>>>
>>> Any help you guys could provide would be greatly appreciated.
>>>
>>> Thanks so much.
>>>
>>> Kevin
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