Sorry, I'll repeat Back is command-left bracket and Forward is command-right bracket Left bracket is the key to the right of "p" and right bracket is the next key to the right on my (US English) keyboard. Check with VO-keys+k under keyboard practice. I usually type out the character names, but I had used cut and paste in the original post
Esther On Wednesday, September 26, 2007, at 09:29AM, "Esther" wrote: >Hi Jed and Others, > >On Wednesday, September 26, 2007, at 08:29AM, "Jed Barton" wrote: >>Hey guys, >>How do you get back a level on a web pge? >>In other words, say you wanna go back to the previous page, any ideas? >>Also, how do you get back to your default home page? >> >> >> >> >Back - Command-[ >Forward - Command-] >Home - Command-shfit-h >Some general guidelines on finding keyboard shortcuts: >1. check the menu options for your application > VO-keys+m to go to menubar > right-arrow to relevant menu (in this case, history) > down arrow into menu >The first entries you'll hear are the commands for back, forward, and home >Commonly used commands have shortcuts beside them and VoiceOver >will tell you about them. >So, anything you think you will do freqeuntly, check the menu options >for shortcuts. >2. You can also find out shortcuts for your apps by going to the help menu >(right arrow to help on the menu bar) and typing "shortcuts". In some cases, >as with iTunes, you'll find an entry "Keyboard Shortcuts" under the Help >menu. >3. Google for the information. Option-command-f brings up "Google Search >text field" on Safari even if you have hidden your Address bar >4. For more extensive information, here's the URL for Apple's Document >Safari: Browser Window and Menu Shortcuts >http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=42951 > >Sorry for expanding on the 3-line answer, but these general methods >will help you find the answer yourself. > >Cheers, >Esther > > >
