Alex,
The arrow keys do their thing, as do th4 Option up and down arrows.
In Windows you can page up or down a long list of items. I may not
know what I am looking for or may just want to skip around these long
lists. If the Mac's Page Up and Page Down buttons don't work this way,
what are they for?
Its been a while since I played with full keyboard access in
Yosemite but I remember that I could use the Ctrl f7 combination to
toggle it on and off. That shortcut is still in El Cap and is enabled,
just does not seem to work.
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On 1/30/2016 8:01 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
I'm not sure what you mean by "paging up and down"? To move by item, use the
arrow keys; to jump to the top or bottom, use option-up/down; to find an item, start
typing its name. All these require Quick Nav to be off.
To my knowledge, full keyboard access hasn't moved. But I tend to leave that
set and never touch it, so I may have missed it. If ctrl-f7 isn't working, are
you sure you don't need to press the function key with the keystroke?
On Jan 30, 2016, at 18:45, E.T. <ancient.ali...@icloud.com> wrote:
I have not yet mastered all the common navigation commands. One I need is
paging up and down long lists, using list view. I use either VO commands or OS
X, it does not matter.
Also, in Yosemite, full keyboard access was toggled with Ctrl f7. It does
not seem to work though I think its set in Keyboard prefs which is different in
El Capitan.
If I can just get a handle on the OS X / Voiceover way of doing things, I
will be happy.
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