Hi there! I do not use it but under quick nav you can now do single letter nav [like b for button] you have to set up this under commanders in VO utility! And I am going to stay on a table for a while I lock VO and then I can just arrow up/down/left or right within that table! Oh just in case VO lock is VO with semi colon! And VO utility VO+f8 and then Command+number 8 to get to Commanders quickly! and select the quick nav tab! hth Colin
On 23 Mar 2013, at 23:56, Catherine Turner <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks Anne. I managed to get around the table by interacting with > it. I'm finding it a bit confusing at the moment though because > sometimes I press right arrow and I get the sound which indicates > there's something wrong or there's nowhere to move to, and then I find > I need to stop interacting with something in order to be able to use > right arrow to get to the next element. It seems like sometimes VO is > interacting with tables without me asking it to and sometimes it's > not. Finding the whole thing quite confusing really, got to just keep > trying I guess. > > Thanks for your help, > Catherine > > On 3/23/13, Anne Robertson <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hello Catherine, >> >> If you're navigating the Web in DOM mode, then with Quick Nav on, just the >> right arrow will take you to the next element which probably corresponds to >> a line or a sentence. Without Quick Nav, this would be VO-Right Arrow. In >> Groups mode, you'd have to interact with the group, then press VO-Down >> Arrow, or with Quick Nav, set it to Navigation and use the Down Arrow. >> >> As for navigating tables, you have to interact with the table, then VO-Right >> arrow will go along a row, and VO-Down Arrow will go down a column. You can >> read a whole row with VO-r. >> >> Cheers, >> >> Anne >> >> >> On 23 Mar 2013, at 23:10, Catherine Turner >> <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Hi all, >>> >>> Still getting to grips with my Macbook pro and wonder if anyone could >>> help with a couple of issues I have with navigating web pages. I >>> think I've confused myself with the several ways of accomplishing the >>> same task. So can anyone suggest a way I can do these two things? I >>> do have quick nav switched on but I could switch it off if that makes >>> a difference. >>> >>> 1. Say on a web page I want to navigate to a button, but after that >>> read by line. So I can press b to get to the button, but after that >>> how do I then read from then onwards by line? What keystrokes or >>> gesture could I use? >>> >>> 2. In a table, if I want to move across a row cell by cell how do I >>> do that? And how do I move down a column cell by cell? 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