Hum. the only work around I've found is to press command f5 to turn
off voiceover. The drawback to this is, if you accidentally press
windows key tab when you really ment alt tab you will find yourself in
limbo with no speech and have to press command f5 to turn vo back on.
The other thing is, VO must have a passthrough key. I don't know what
it is, but I'm sure it does have so you could press this key, and the
next keypress will be passed through voice over to the application you
are working with.
Best,
erik burggraaf
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On 18-Sep-08, at 6:57 PM, David Truong wrote:
Hi All,
Those of you running a windows VM in VMWare fusion, have you
noticed that
the alt+control keys used with any other key doesn't work unless it
is a
voice-over command? Of course this means no alt+control based
hotkeys are
available in the windows VM because it seems voice-over is still
active and
therefore thinks you are wanting to do a voice-over command when you
do
alt+control with a key (option+control).
If you are experiencing this and you have fixed the problem, I'd
appreciate
hearing how you managed to fix it. Thanks in advance,
David Truong
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