He's talking about the divorak or however you spell that, keyboard
layout. This maps letters differently on the keyboard. That is what
he's talking about. I don't know how VO deals with this, but I
haven't the time to learn another layout right now, but it does sound
very efficient. Maybe David you need to bring this to Apples
attention, you might actually get something accomplished on this.
Scott
On Mar 5, 2006, at 8:08 PM, BlindTech of BlindTechs.Net wrote:
I'd still like to understand what the hell this guy is talking
about. is he complaining that the windblows screen readers use the
numpad or something. what is his deal???
Gabe Vega
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On Mar 5, 2006, at 6:00 PM, Jerry Halatyn wrote:
Original message from David"
I just wish that
VoiceOver would respect the different keymap. It is a standard
layout
after all it's not like I'm doing anything weird.
David,
What made that keyboard layout "standard?" Wasn't it the screen
reader manufacturer? I mean, JAWS and WindowEyes don't use the
same keyboard commands. Why is this such a deal breaker for you?
Have you checked out QuickKeys at all?
