No but I bet you left/right arrows the standard ones would work just the
same or vo-left/vo-right arrows.
Regards Chris
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On 19/03/2014 16:42, Eleanor Burke wrote:
Ah well I don't have a number pad so culd not do that last thing.
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Sounds good will try this cheers.
Regards Chris
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On 19/03/2014 12:57, Travis Siegel wrote:
Ellen, it might be easier for you to navigate the pages if you activate
groups mode. In groups mode, vo combines web features into a single
group, which get read all at once, so there's considerably less
keypressing needed tonavigate your documents. I never use anything
else. Most folks who don't use groups mode do so because they don't
like the fact that you need to interact with the groups if you wish to
click a link or navigate a table by rows/columns, but for me, this isn't
even a consideration, because I find it a whole lot easier to move along
until I find the piece I want, then interact, then go where I need to
go, especially if I'm just reading a book or something, then all I need
to do is press right arrow (I have the numpad commander turned on,
andhave vo functions assigned to the arrow keys) and each right arrow
press gets me the next chunk of text. Simple and convinient.
hth.
On Mar 19, 2014, at 5:32 AM, Eleanor Burke wrote:
I am having problems accessing links, headings etc on the web in an
effecient manner. Quick Nav is turned on and I have also checked that
navagating by single character is checked. Now my problems are that
the only way I am able to navigate a page is by using the right arrow
so 10 presses of it will take me to the 10th link, that is if there
are no headings in between, in which case it will take me even
longer. I can bring up the roter with vo and u and this tells me how
many links, headings etc there are but pressing enter once or twice on
any of these just gives me a beep. Finally if I move on to another
web page and want to go back I do not know how to do this, so quick on
a Windows machine with a 2 key press and I am back. Please help!
Thanks.
Eleanor
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