You misunderstood, i'm afraid.
What I meant, was, if you want to read radiobutton 1, 2, 3, ... 14, 15. That
is, you want to browse through ALL fifteen buttons. That is when, you will
have to do n1r, n2r, n3r, n4r, etc. Good luck! But I surely would have
thought it easier to do b, to jump to the next button, and repeated that
fifteen times.
the N key, is great when you don't want to read the first 14 buttons, but
only intend to jump directly to #15; n15R; agreed. But that is not my poit.
I am talking of when you want to know the information of each of the
buttons/checkboxes.
do you understand the difference?
Regards,
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jared Wright" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2008 2:23 AM
Subject: Re: browse keys
Methinks you don't know how to use the feature.
Fifteenth radio button? n, 15, r
David wrote:
Know about them. the N key, is surely a great thing. But, what if a site
holds 15 radiobuttons, and you want to scroll through them? Do you find
it funny to press ncr, 15 times; or would you rather press b 15 times? In
fact, why do we have l, c, x, d, etc? We just could have had the N key,
or...?
Don't know, if you get my point.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jared Wright"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2008 2:03 AM
Subject: Re: browse keys
David, in Browse Mode, press n followed by the letter corresponding to
the specific control you want to jump to, I.E. x for checkbox, o for
combo box, etc. ADditionally, press n, u, x to get to an unchecked
checkbox for n, c, r to get to a checked radio button (note how u and c
in between the two other commands indicates checked or unchecked).
Finally, use n, 4, o to jump to the 4th combo box or n, 2, e to jump to
the second edit box. These features are all documented in the ReadMe
that you were able to read during the Window Eyes 7 installation.
*smile*
Jared
David wrote:
in browse mode, there is already quite a few keys, like l=link,
c=control, f=form, etc. But why is there no key to jump to the
next/privious checkbox, combobox, button?
GW staff, here is a lack in the browse mode. Could we have keys like
o=combox, b=button, etc, implemented in WE before the final 7 release?
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