ART Group If I'm not mistaken, that rather useful-looking tree view is not actually on the screen, even though VoiceOver can see it. I have provided Skype developers and managers with info on how to make the visible Missed Events table accessible, and I hope this happens soon. However, I'm not sure if the tree will remain available to us. You may already have noticed that you can't really do anything with the events in the tree except read them: You can't use the tree to play voicemails, start calls or chats, or clear old events, as far as I know.
Corrections welcome. On Sat, Jan 03, 2009 at 06:38:26PM +0100, S?ren Jensen wrote: Hi all. I've just found out how missed events works in Skype, and believe it or not, it's totally accessible. Here is how to find it: 1: Find the table with your contacts, and don't interact with the table. Move the VO cursor to the left once, and Voiceover should say "button." To check if it's the right button you are on, press VO h, and VO should say "Missed events." Press VO spacebar on that button. 2: When you have pressed that button, an extra table has pupped up to the right of the table with your contacts. If you interact with this table, you'll notice that the items are unknown. Well, we can fix that. To the right of that table, there is a button called "Show contacts." Press that button, and you'll see that all your missed events are sorted into groups in the table. If you interact with the table, you can open and close these groups with your left and right arrow keys, and simply go through the list with your up and down arrow keys. I hope you find this guide usefull, and I hope it works for you. If it doesn't work, please let me know. Maybe I've forgot a step. Does someone know how to delete the missed events? Best regards S?ren Jensen Mail & MSN: [email protected] Website: http://www.coolfortheblind.dk/ --
