Hi Listers,
What about quick keys as a app to gain access to difficult apps?
Chuck Reichel
On Jul 7, 2010, at 7:25 AM, Cody Hurst wrote:
This is true, but I'm going on the assumption that nothing at all in
the application is read, to me, that is inaccessible. And a lot of
the time, that help tag command doesnt' report anything
On Jul 7, 2010, at 12:00 AM, Chris Moore wrote:
Sometimes you can add some functionality to an application. For
example if you come across a button which says "button" and does
not read out what the button actually does, then you can manually
label that button.
First of all whilst on the button press control + option + shift +
h to see if the button has a alternative help tag, if so then great
we are in business and if not then ask someone sighted to assist you.
Whilst still at the non labelled button press control + option + /
(slash). you will now be prompted to enter a label for the
button. Enter a label and hit return. Now the next time your
VoiceOver cursor moves over that button it will be fully labelled
and visible to you. You can also label images the same way.
Failing that, email the developers of the product and explain the
issues you are having with the product and how they could improve
the product to enable you to operate it.
usually you can find how to contact a developer by going to the
About menu item within the product or sometimes it is in the help
menu. Failing that use google to find the developers website, or www.versiontracker.com
regards
Chris
On 7 Jul 2010, at 01:02, Cody Hurst wrote:
unlike jaws, voiceover is not controlled by scripts, this
shouldn't be confused with apple scripts which are not the same
thing. simply put, if the app is not accessible, the only thing to
do is write the developers and tell them to make it accessible.
On Jul 6, 2010, at 7:41 PM, joseph wrote:
hi listers,
how can i make applications accessible with voiceover?
regards
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