Hello Lou,
Thanks very much for taking the time to look up the answer to my
question. It didn't occur to me to look up the answer in the help
pages until after I had already posted my question. Anyway, thanks
again for your assistance.
Rafael
On Mar 23, 2007, at 1:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
I searched for "selecting multiple items" in Help Viewer with the
Voice Over Library selected. Here is what I found with [my comments
in square brackets].
To select multiple items:
If cursor tracking is on, press Control-Option-Shift-F3 to turn it
off. [Voice Over will say "Disable cursor tracking."]
Press the Escape key to deselect anything that might already be
selected.
Move the VoiceOver cursor to the first item you want to select and
press Control-Option-Command-Space bar. [Voice Over will announce
that you just selected that item.]
Move to the next item and press Control-Option-Command-Space bar.
[Voice Over will announce how many items are selected.] Continue
until all the items you want are selected.
To deselect an item, move back to it and press Control-Option-
Command-Space bar. [Voice Over will announce how many items are
currently selected.]
To deselect all the selected items, move back to one of the
selected items and press Control-Option-Command-F4. [Voice Over
will say "unselect all."]
[When you are finished, do not forget to turn cursor tracking back
on by pressing Control-Option-Shift-F3. Voice Over will say "Enable
cursor tracking."]
Hope this helps.
Lou.
=== Original Message ===
Hello all,
Can anyone on this list tell me how (if at all possible) to select
multiple items when VoiceOver is running?
Rafael Bejarano
