Cheryl,

I forgot to use the shift key. Got the install done successfully. A difference in reading of Leopard as opposed to Tiger I noticed while doing this install is that VoiceOver pauses to take a breath just like human readers would do.



On Sun, 10 Feb 2008, Cheryl Homiak wrote:

Jude:

did you try ctrl-option-shift-space instead of just ctrl-option-space? also, check with vokeys-f3 then vokeys-f4 then vokeys-f5 to make sure your mouse cursor, vo cursor, and keyboard are all lined up. If not, you need to line them up. cmd-vokeys-f4 moves keyboard to vo cursor; vokeys-shift-f4 moves vo cursor to keyboard; cmd-vokeys-f5 moves mouse to vo cursor; shift-vokeys-f5 moves vo cursor to mouse cursor; Usually it's the mouse or keyboard cursor that isn't lined up.

Btw you've been using linux for years; so OF COURSE it's easier to do things in linux than tiger!!! And I seem to remember a number of posts from you on linux lists having problems, so you know running linux isn't all a piece of cake either!!!

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i GOT PYTHON THROGH MACPORTS IN LEOPARD AND DARWIN PORTS IN TIGER.

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 I can't get the button to properly click to agree to the license.  I can't
 even locate it with the mouse all that does is to start up a menu when I
 click or roll the wheel and the keyboard though it claims to click it puts
 a screen up afterward where the buttons dim and the agree license dialog
 remains on that new screen.  It's easier getting python installed on Linux
 than Tiger.









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