dear list 

Just to report some things that are making my life easier as a Mac User. Not
every thing is going completely smoothly as you might expect . But some
things I learnt today have definitely made life much easier.

Firstly  I have  turned on Num pad Commander. 
This has revolutionised the usability of Voiceover navigation for me and I
would strongly recommend it to a new Mac user of Voiceover. The main things
I am missing are a way to go back between dialogues and windows and a
command to tell  me what window I am in.  I am sure they are around. I just
need to learn what they are. Num Pad commander is definitely making life
easier though .

Secondly today I learnt about quick nav keys and single letter web
navigation.   As I understand it the single letter navigation is a new
feature of Lion. This is a brilliant  feature and I cannot really understand
why it is not the default setting.  I was a little concerned at how long it
was taking me to navigate web pages on the web yesterday. Now with this
settings change using the web is again a rapid and easy process for me.
Nearly All the single letter navigation keys I used with Jaws on Windows
web pages are now available. For example I can press B to jump to a button
after pressing f to jump to the edit box, then  H to jump to headings or
even the numbers 1 2 3 etc to jump to different heading levels .  It is c
for a check box rather than X   but that is fine. R for radio button is
obvious as is N for next etc. I had pretty much resigned myself to voiceover
not being as flexible as Jaws  on web pages but with these navigation
commands and track pad gestures Voiceover has moved ahead I think.
All in in all a reassuring day.

David Griffith
 

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