So I made a few mistakes fooling with the weather widget and now I've ended up with 4 different widgets. How do I get rid of the 3 I don't want?
On Oct 23, 2008, at 5:51 PM, Jacob Schmude wrote:

It's pretty accessible as long as you know a few tricks to deal with it. The main content of most widgets reads the way a web page does. Do change the widget's preferences, you need to flip it over though. The way you do this with Voiceover is to go to the bottom right corner of the widget (i.e. last item). It should be an image. Route the mouse to the voiceover with ctrl-option-command-f5 (if you have the mouse following the Voiceover cursor you can skip this as you'll already be routed) and click with ctrl-option-shift-space. When you're done flip the widget back over by repeating this process. To switch between widgets press ctrl-option-f2 twice, the voiceover window chooser becomes the widget chooser while in Dashboard. A side note: you can bring up Dashboard from anywhere by pressing f12, though you can change this key if you want.
I haven't made a widget myself, so no idea how that's done.
OS X comes with a default set of widgets, one of which is a weather widget. The issue with it though is that for certain areas it seems to be inaccurate. I remember in Phoenix, when it was about 105 degrees out, the weather widget would say that it was 60 with a high of 65 which I knew perfectly well it wasn't and yes, the measurement was set correctly. Not sure where it gets its information, and I'd have to think that it's been corrected by now as that was over a year ago. It's accurate for me now, but I'm in a different area. Give it a shot and see how it works for you.


On Oct 23, 2008, at 14:04, Dan Geise wrote:

hello all,

I was playing arround in the applications folder and found a app called dashboard. I went into safari and looked it up and I guess you can make your own widgets...Does this work for us and what kind of widgets do you all have, It would be nice to have a weather forcast and perhaps one that apple recomended was one to get food recipes. what do you all think.

thanks dan





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