VoiceOver has a function called "Item Chooser" which is available  
anywhere, not just on the web. When you press it, it brings up a sort  
of menu of everything being displayed in the window. If you type a few  
letters in, the menu shrinks to only include items which contain the  
letters you typed. It is actually much nicer than a traditional find  
command, as you are describing, and a whole lot more powerful. :)

HTH.


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On Jul 17, 2009, at 4:30 PM, a radix wrote:

> Hi everyone, Currently on windows I use hal 7.0 and webformator for  
> surfing the web. Webformator displays the webpage in a sort of text- 
> file which allows you to just browse it, i mean go through it all  
> with arrow up/down and tab to go to link/link. You can use (and that  
> is the one great feature I love about webformator) control-f to  
> search for specefic text in a webpage. Since it is a text file (sort  
> off, you can stiull click on links) it does not restrict you to link  
> but will also instantly point you to a word in the actual body of  
> the webpage, i often visit forums etc that I know quite well and  
> find this feature very useful because it means I can navigate them  
> quickly and efficiently. Also since, once again its a text file I  
> can search for for example combobox in the control-f dialog and it  
> will bring me to the first of these. I wonder if anything like this  
> exists in safari-voiceover? I am actually hoping that transition  
> will be easier for me becaus eI hav emostly been using a kin dof  
> dumb screenreader, just using the windows commands and not many  
> screenreader ocmmands at all so I am hoping I will be able to adapt  
> quickly.
> Greetings, Anouk,
>
> >


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