Hello Martin, On Jul 25, 2009, at 10:27 PM, Martin Pilkington wrote: > I'm currently having > a problem with making one of my applications accessible, but in an > easy to use way. There is a lot of drag & drop functionality in my > application. Some of it is easy, such as using copy and paste to get > items from the library to the collections (like with putting songs > into playlists in iTunes). However, some of it is hard, such as re- > arranging items. You can do copy/cut and paste but this is a bit > awkward. I've also been pointed to how to do drag & drop with voice > over but to me that seems quite tedious. > > I believe I have a solution that seems to me like it would be a lot > simpler, but I wanted to get the opinion of some blind users about > whether they would find it more useful. The solution is that if you > hold down the option key and press the up or down arrow keys, it will > move the selected table rows up or down one place. To me it seems to > be a better way to re-arrange items with a keyboard for all users, but > the main aim of it is to improve accessibility. It's similar to moving items around in the Dock, so I think it would be fine.
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