First you can use command three to get in to contacts. To get to the dial pad use command 2. To get to the current call window use command1. The current call window also has the mute and hang up buttons in the same window. To get to the message window first vo left arrow or control option left arrow to get to the side bar table then interact with the side bar with vo shift down arrow or control option shift down arrow. Next vo right arrow until you get past the current calls window then right next to it there will be the message window with the list of people in the call with you then stop interacting with the table with vo shift up arrow or control option shift up arrow. Then vo right arrow or control option right arrow to the edit field to type the message. To accept a contact request from a contact first vo left arrow or control option left arrow to the side bar table and interact with it. Next vo right arrow until you see recent then right past that voiceover will say the contact that wants to add you and mist event at that that point stop interacting with the table with vo shift uparrow that is control option shift up arrow. Next vo right arrow or control option right arrow to the accept button then vo space or control option space to select the accept button to accept the contact. To adjust you’re Skype preferences just press command ,. To search contacts and messages you can use command option f. To show you’re profile use command i. <--- Mac Access At Mac Access Dot Net --->
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