It isn't needed.
If you have advanced options enabled in the help menu, each item
consists of two settings.
The first is a global and program toggle button. If you set the button
to global the second option you change will effect global settings. If
the button is set to program it effects the current program.
For example if I want the keyboard to say cap when I'm in thunderbird,
I'd go to
keyboard/other in the tree.
I would tab once and would be on the capitalization alert global
button, pressing space would toggle that to program. Then I would press
tab one time and change the setting to "say cap" and press control-s to
save the settings.
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On 3/3/2014 1:57 PM, Gerardo Corripio wrote:
OK suppose I'm working on Thunderbird, thus when I access the
WindowEyes Control panel, it comes up and says Thunderbird set file;
Ok if I want to make the change globally, is there a way to get to the
Default set file, rather than doing the Alt to file, Opening and
selecting Default? In jaws, you know how you can do Alt+Shift+d to get
to the Default file? OK does WindowEyes have some kind of similar
quick command to get to the Default set file?
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