Hi! You know, for some reason I never thought to check the menus for shortcuts. :) THanks for that. I've always just been using it without shortcuts, and since I had no trouble I never thought to look.
Regards, Nic Mobile Me: [email protected] GoogleTalk: [email protected] Facebook Twitter Skype: Kvalme MSN Messenger: [email protected] Yahoo! Messenger: cin368 AIM: cincinster On Sep 23, 2010, at 7:27 AM, GEOFF WAALER wrote: > Hi Nic, Sarah, and other Send spaced out Mac users, > > Thanks for the explanation, however after some testing I may be able to > simplify it a bit. > > The following assumes that you're running the current version of the wizard > (1.2.14) and and extended voiceOver compatibility enabled under the options > menu, and of course that you are logging in properly upon start up and > previously uploaded some files or folders. > > 1. Start the Wizard -- focus is on the tool bar. > 2. Press option-r to get to remote file view (alternatively its located under > menu -> options -> focus). > 3. interact with the table. > 4. VO-up/downArrow to the file for which you want to obtain the URL. > 5. Verify that the trackpad commander is disabled. > 6. Press vo-command-f5 to route the mouse (optionally verify via vo-f5). > 7. Press control while clicking the left mouse button. > 8. The menu appears. > > I don't know whether this is attributable to my skipping the steps about > interacting with the various unknown controls, but so far my mouse pointer > has always routed to my desired file or folder correctly. If it ever > doesn't I will followNic's suggestion and route to the tool bar first. > > Very troubling that I can not display the contents of folders. I wonder > whether this limitation is specific to VO users, or is folder support not > implemented in the Mac version? > Thanks again to everyone who responded! > Geoff > > On Sep 22, 2010, at 3:30 AM, Nicolai Svendsen wrote: > >> Hi Geoff! >> >> I'll do these steps as I explain them here, just to see that they still >> should work for everybody. I'll do all of these steps in the same order I am >> writing them down so everyone can follow along. >> >> 1. Open the Sendspace Wizard. That's a given, of course. :) >> 2. After logging into your Sendspace account, interact with the first >> unknown item after the toolbar. >> 3. Now, find the first unknown after all of the buttons which enable you to >> add a link for download. This is also the only unknown within this area, so >> it'll be the only one you'll see. It is also at the very bottom right if you >> use the trackpad commander. >> 4. Here, you will have two unknown items. I will explain what each of those >> do. >> >> The first one is for local items- This means that you can arrow to a file >> you would like to upload, then move to the "remote" part which is the second >> unknown within the unknown you interacted with. I know this probably gets a >> bit confusing. When you upload a file, you have to choose a folder that you >> would like to upload to on your remote location (which is your account). You >> can use the command F8 to upload the file you have chosen in your local view. >> >> Remote simply allows you to download and display folders and files on your >> current Sendspace account. Now, I will mention that I have not actually >> found a way to open folders within Sendspace, as the conventional commands >> don't appear to work for me. >> So, let's continue. >> >> 5. When you interact within the second unknown (which is remote), you can >> use F7 to download folders. This is where I have not found a way to >> download specific files. Control-click still works, however, as long as you >> remember to route the mouse. Mouse racking does not work in this Wizard, >> which is very important to remember. >> 6. Now you just route the mouse to the area within the table you would like >> to download or copy the link location for. You will have to use VoiceOVer >> keys here after interacting with the table, then route the mouse with >> VO-Command-F5 then do a control-click. The command do copy a link is >> Command-l, though. I can briefly make a list of the available commands >> below. They seem to work consistently, as long as you remember to actually >> move all the cursors. I've always found that I always bring up the menus to >> be on the safe side, regardless of consistency. >> >> FOllowing that, I have briefly made a list containing the commands for >> Sendspace, though whether you dare to use them is your choice. >> >> When in the "Remote" section, the following commands are available: >> >> New Folder - Command-F >> Download File - F7 >> Rename - F2 >> Copy Link Location - Command-L >> Cut - COmmand-X >> Paste - Command-V >> Delete - Forward Delete >> Properties - Option-Return >> Send Folder Link - Command-E >> Refresh - F5 >> >> When in the "local" section, the following commands are available: >> >> New Folder - COmmand-F >> Upload file - F8 >> Rename - F2 >> Delete - Forward-Delete >> Properties - Option-Return >> Refresh - Command-F5 >> >> If anyone would like me to demonstrate, I will, but you may have to wait a >> couple of hours before I am able to do so. I hope this helped somebody. >> >> Also, just a hint. If you found your mouse focus does not route when using >> VO-Command-F5, try going all the way to the toolbar by stopping all >> interaction, then checking its position with VO-F5. This should fix the >> issue temporarily. >> >> Regards, >> Nic >> Mobile Me: [email protected] >> GoogleTalk: [email protected] >> Facebook >> Twitter >> Skype: Kvalme >> MSN Messenger: [email protected] >> Yahoo! Messenger: cin368 >> AIM: cincinster >> >> On Sep 22, 2010, at 7:38 AM, GEOFF WAALER wrote: >> >>> Hi Sarah and list, >>> >>> Thanks much for the suggestion; before posting I read a thread in the >>> archives where Nicolai Svendsen recommended that vary remedy. As indicated >>> in my initial post I tried control-click with and without the trackpad >>> commander enabled. More over, moving the mouse to the file or folder of >>> interest (vo-command-F5) before pressing control-click had no affect. >>> >>> Thanks again Carolyn and Sarah, but there must be another step I'm missing. >>> Geoff >>> >>> >>> On Sep 21, 2010, at 10:53 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote: >>> >>>> I don't think you can do that from the sendspace wizard. You can do that >>>> from the site but not th e wizard. >>>> >>>> Good luck. >>>> On Sep 21, 2010, at 7:35 PM, Carolyn Haas wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hi Geoff: >>>>> Sometimes when all else fails, I use command shift and arrows or >>>>> vo+arrows to select the url, command C to copy, and command V to paste. >>>>> Otherwise, attempt to use the data detector menu (vo-shift-m) to bring up >>>>> choices. >>>>> HTH >>>>> Carolyn >>>>> On Sep 21, 2010, at 11:14 AM, GEOFF WAALER wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Greetings, >>>>>> >>>>>> Nic S once posted that one can copy a link in the SS Wizard by pressing >>>>>> control while physically clicking the mouse, and the resulting menu >>>>>> would show command+l as the shortcut. >>>>>> >>>>>> I first tried command+l and when that failed I turned off trackpad >>>>>> commander and routed the mouse via VO+Command+F5 before pressing >>>>>> control+physicalDoubleClick, but have not yet seen a way to copy the >>>>>> file URL. 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