Hi Scott
Yes, that is what it's supposed to do. However, for some reason, VO
does not recognize the fact that your place in the page has changed.
There is, however, a way to locate things within a web page. Use the
item chooser VO-keys+I while interacting with the HTML content area.
Once the item menu is up just type in a search string and the menu
will narrow down your choices to items containing only the string
you've typed (backspace will clear the entire string and display the
entire menu again). This is the approach I use all the time to find
specific points in a web page and I find it to work quite well. It
would be nice if the find command worked with VO a little better,
though.
hth
On Aug 23, 2006, at 3:51 PM, Scott Howell wrote:
Folks, I may be wrong, but I assumed that command+f which brings up
a search box would allow you to search the current page for a word,
link, etc. Is that not correct? It sure doesn't work for me, I
generally get a busy message from Safari and after a minute or
less, it lands right on the link from where I started. Is there
some trick to this?
tnx
Scott
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