Hi,

Since we talked about Tablet Mode and to let the blind community know
about this, I thought it would be helpful for me or someone to write a
wiki article on Tablet Mode. If you are interested in writing an
introductory article to Tablet Mode for screen reader users, please let
us know (or if you have an article in mind, please do write the article
on our Wiki page (please use Markdown) or attach your article as an
email to win10+owner@groups.io <mailto:win10+owner@groups.io>). Ideally
the article should cover what Tablet Mode is, define continuum, how and
when to engage Tablet Mode, differences between regular (desktop) and
tablet interface and caveats for screen reader users (please try
covering all screen readers represented on this list). Thanks, and
looking forward to your contributions (I’ll give you credit for authorship).

Cheers,

Joseph

Hi,

Since we talked about Tablet Mode and to let the blind community know about this, I thought it would be helpful for me or someone to write a wiki article on Tablet Mode. If you are interested in writing an introductory article to Tablet Mode for screen reader users, please let us know (or if you have an article in mind, please do write the article on our Wiki page (please use Markdown) or attach your article as an email to win10+owner@groups.io). Ideally the article should cover what Tablet Mode is, define continuum, how and when to engage Tablet Mode, differences between regular (desktop) and tablet interface and caveats for screen reader users (please try covering all screen readers represented on this list). Thanks, and looking forward to your contributions (I’ll give you credit for authorship).

Cheers,

Joseph

I like this idea.
While we're talking about this subject, we should write articles or tips
for the wiki too.
Such as enabling cortana, putting items on the desktop, etc etc.
Just an idea.



On 12/1/2015 7:30 PM, Joseph Lee wrote:

Hi,

Since we talked about Tablet Mode and to let the blind community know
about this, I thought it would be helpful for me or someone to write a
wiki article on Tablet Mode. If you are interested in writing an
introductory article to Tablet Mode for screen reader users, please let
us know (or if you have an article in mind, please do write the article
on our Wiki page (please use Markdown) or attach your article as an
email to win10+owner@groups.io <mailto:win10+owner@groups.io>). Ideally
the article should cover what Tablet Mode is, define continuum, how and
when to engage Tablet Mode, differences between regular (desktop) and
tablet interface and caveats for screen reader users (please try
covering all screen readers represented on this list). Thanks, and
looking forward to your contributions (I’ll give you credit for
authorship).

Cheers,

Joseph

And since we are on this subject any of you WindowEyes fans know when AI
will support touch screen access? I know Doug and Jeromy at AI Squared
are gonna put this in soo, but they didn't elaberate as to when on the
last podcast I heard Jeromy on Blind Bargains I think it was. They a bit
slow on the uptake. So someone could shed some light on this foggy
morning her in NC that would be great.

On 12/1/2015 7:30 PM, Joseph Lee wrote:

Hi,

Since we talked about Tablet Mode and to let the blind community know
about this, I thought it would be helpful for me or someone to write a
wiki article on Tablet Mode. If you are interested in writing an
introductory article to Tablet Mode for screen reader users, please
let us know (or if you have an article in mind, please do write the
article on our Wiki page (please use Markdown) or attach your article
as an email to win10+owner@groups.io <mailto:win10+owner@groups.io>).
Ideally the article should cover what Tablet Mode is, define
continuum, how and when to engage Tablet Mode, differences between
regular (desktop) and tablet interface and caveats for screen reader
users (please try covering all screen readers represented on this
list). Thanks, and looking forward to your contributions (I’ll give
you credit for authorship).

Cheers,

Joseph