I think you have to use the fn key modifier and then the mouse modifier
keys on the laptop, right? I have a ten key on my laptop, wouldn't get
one without no matter the cost.
Dave C. Bahr
On 6/24/2012 3:25 AM, Zakiyeh wrote:
Hi to all
I want to know what is the hotkeys used for phonetic representation
for the character in laptop. I found the following hotkeys for the
desktop from the user manual:
·Read current character: Control-Numpad-Left Arrow. Press this key a
second time to hear a phonetic representation for the character. For
example, "alpha," "bravo," and "Charley" will be spoken instead of
"a," "b," and "c."
·Read current word: Control-Numpad-Right Arrow. Press this key again
to cause Window-Eyes to spell the word. Press it a third time to cause
Window-Eyes to spell the word phonetically.
·Read current line: Control-Numpad-Center. Note that if you press this
key but there is no visible cursor, Window-Eyes will perform a speak
summary (described below).
·Read current sentence: Control-Numpad-Down Arrow.
·Read current paragraph: Control-Numpad-Up Arrow.
Note: Window-Eyes has the capability to read the previous and next
character, word, line, sentence, and paragraph. However, the commands
to perform these actions are
Please advise me in this issue.
Waiting to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Zakiyeh, Palestine
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