Hi Josh, Your Quick Tips are very helpful, but instead of saying that many tips work in both Leopard and Tiger, but some only work in Leopard, could you specifically identify where this is the case? For example, Control-F5 to move to the toolbar of an application doesn't work in Tiger, although tabbing certainly works there as well as arrowing. I usually find that typing the first letter of the Menu I want to reach on the toolbar is an even faster way to get to the menu, and if I want to get to the help menu for the application, I left arrow (without holding down the VoiceOver keys).
Also, I have a suggestion for additional content on lioncourt.com. How about a page describing preference options, and suggested configurations? I know there are different opinions, especially about things like cursor tracking options, but it would be really useful for new users to see how people set up their VoiceOver preferences and what goes into the selection -- how stable they think things are (if they lose focus in an app), what applications they use, whether they're on a laptop or a desktop (and use a mouse). I'm thinking about things like web page browsing options, hiding bookmark bars (or even address bars -- since you can always easily bring this back with option-command+f when you run a Google search), whether to turn image loading off, etc. Then there's the discussion of different mail preference settings like whether you want to hide the preview window. I was thinking about this, especially since some of the problems I've heard from Jed and others seem to stem from never having set up their options, even these many weeks after they've started using their Macs. Even reading the manual, it's not always immediately obvious what the benefits are of doing things certain ways. That's what I most enjoy finding out about on the list from the experiences of other users. Sorry to highjack your nice Quick Tip post with these comments! Cheers, Esther On Nov 28, 2007, at 07:49AM, Josh de Lioncourt wrote: > >Check out this week's Mac-cessibility Quick Tip at the link below. >Enjoy! > >http://www.lioncourt.com/2007/11/28/mac-cessibility-quick-tip-5/ >Josh de Lioncourt >[EMAIL PROTECTED]
