Information you get when you bring up page controls (double tap theĬenter of the screen), where it will announce where you are in theĬurrent chapter (e.g., page 1 of 15). Or, if you want to update the current page you can use the The 'Bookmarks' button in the bottom left corner and select the nextĬhapter. If you want to go to the next chapter, you can double tap You pause it with a two finger double tap) through till the end of theĬhapter.

What it will do is read through the text continuously (unless Top screen doesn't update, or at least, it doesn't update on the iPod I've tried with Stanza using VoiceOver, but the big caveat is that the Well for reading non-DRM ePub books, it will work exactly as well forįor the last few versions I have been able to read through every book ) Here's the point: if you find that Stanza works Than testing and reporting on interfaces with VoiceOver, if you know Some level I'd like to spend my time just reading new books rather On my iPad and also because they've released some recent updates. Target in terms of how to answer this, since I get better performance IPod Touch works accessibly enough for you. The hard way.' I guess the question is whether you feel Stanza on the Seeing this discussed much, so I'm guessing they're not accessible,īut I thought I'd ask here rather than just buying one and finding out Specifically of fictionwise, but there might be others.

You also asked earlier 'Does anybody have experience with any of theĬommercial books available for use in Stanza? I'm thinking Shift-A to navigate to the Applications folder in Finder, and then You can just copy instead of 'drag' to applications or desktop (e.g.,Ĭommand-C to copy the application from the disk image file, Command. Requires Mac OS X 10.4.8 or higher (32-bit) There is a link for the download and instructions. I just did a Google for 'Stanza desktop Mac' and got taken to this page:

Stanza ebook reader for mac 10.4