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In this transcription, Barry from Dudley in the West Midlands demonstrates how to assign a gesture for a specific command on an iPhone. He highlights that assigning a gesture can be helpful for those who do not have a home button and find it difficult to perform certain gestures on the screen. Barry shows how to assign a gesture to act as a home button by navigating to the VoiceOver settings and accessing the commands option. He demonstrates how to scroll through the list of commands and select the system accessibility shortcut button to assign a gesture for the home button. Barry explains that different gestures can be assigned for various functions, such as app switching and accessing notifications. He also shows how to delete a gesture and concludes by using the assigned gestures to navigate between the home screen and an app called "Be My Eyes". Barry hopes that his demonstration is helpful and encourages viewers to enjoy the show.

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Barry Lane Assigning Gestures demo

December 23, 2023

“Assigning Gestures for Specific Commands on an iPhone: A Tutorial by Barry from Dudley, West Midlands”

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