Having a Mac is a lot like trying to learn a foreign language, or visiting a far away country. You may know a few phrases, just enough to get past hello but then what? I have used Windows since before the 95 version came out. I feel as though I should search for the Mac For Visually Impaired Dummies book, if there is even such a thing. I am one of those people who keep on until they figure it out; I am a bit obsessive. So I will win at learning the Mac, it just may take some time. I am like that little train that kept saying to itself “I think I can, I think I can.” And because it believed it could it did. If you are facing a seemingly impossible task, just remember, it takes one step and then another and before you know it, you’ve reached your destination. You only lose if you quit…
AppleVis is a great resource for learning the Mac. their are guides an podcasts on everything to do with learning VoiceOver, from the basics, to a guide on the use of Xcode. Theirs even a getting started with your first Mac section, which is full of intro material.
Daniel
I agree Rhonda. But we need to continue learning the technology and the technology needs to be more usable to the least learned.
Hey Ronda, you need some strawberry pie with big delicious berries and wipped topping, you know over the entire pie just for you. all the best, Colorado kid.
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