Hello Dónal, On 9 Oct 2011, at 23:14, Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote: > One thing is a bit flakey though and that is the actual mechanics of > "turning" the page. As Anne and possibly others pointed out in previous > mails, the right/left arrow keys move forward and backwards through the > document a page at a time. However, I've found that sometimes this key > doesn't work. > > The most common occasion where this happens is when I put the edit cursor > into the field which allows me to type the page number I wish to go to. Then > when I use vo-left to go back to the book content, the keyboard focus stays > in the edit field, so left-right arrow navigates through the page number and > does not "turn" the page. The way I've found around this is to put the VO > cursor on the portion of the screen containing the book content, and then > route the keyboard to it using vo-cmd-f4. This *seems* to resolve the > conflicts but I've not tested it thoroughly enough to be 100% certain. > Have you tried going to First Visible Item then VO-Down Arrow to the text? It works for me.
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