Hi James, Probably the closest thing you can get to a list of commands for VoiceOver is to print out the Appendix of the VoiceOver Getting Started Leopard Guide (pages 103-107). You can save these as a separate PDF file.
Go to http://w3.wmcnet.org/dtbmaker/books/vogs/ and pick the link for VoiceOver Getting Started (PDF) 10+ Meg under the items for VoiceOver Getting Started (Leopard) entries. Open this in Preview, then use the Command+p shortcut to print. To get just pages 103 to 107, under Tiger I would tab three times. Type the starting page number (103), press tab, then type the ending page number (107). Then I would use the item chooser menu (VO-keys+i) to select the first unknown and return. If you don't have your mouse cursor tracking you VoiceOver cursor, you'll have to route your mouse cursor to your VO cursor with Conrol-Option-Command+F5 (or maybe FN-Control-Option-Command+F5 on a laptop). VO-keys+shift+space for the options and choose "save as PDF". Give it some new name like "VoiceOver Keyboard Shortcuts". Of course, since we also use a large number of the regular Mac keyboard shortcuts (and some of them are not officially documented, like the Command+{ and Command-] shortcuts to expand and collapse podcast folders in iTunes) these will not be listed, nor will the larger set of general navigation shortcuts for Cocoa. I still use the listings that Bruce Bailey put together for Tiger at http://home.adelphia.net/~bmss/vo/ for some quick lookups: <begin excerpt> There is some content here that is unique to this site. Full Keyboard Access for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. Everything all in one place, logically grouped, but quite long (about twenty pages in print). VoiceOver Keyboard Commands for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. Just the VO keystrokes, logically grouped into five categories. VO keystrokes as above but chunked into five pages. This is how the VO Help Viewer files are arranged. VoiceOver Keyboard Commands listed by key. <end excerpt> I think this was pulled from the VO help files and reformatted. This is like the requests for a list of ALL Mac keyboard shortcuts -- it's a neverending process. HTH. Cheers, Esther On, May 28, 2008, at 04:43AM, James Austin wrote: >Hi folks, > >Is there anywhere that I can get a command list for VO for a friend of >mine i.e. a .txt file or something. I want to e mail it to her? > >Thanks > >james > > >
