Hi Geoff,

Maybe this is do to your voiceover cursor configuration?  I haven't had any of 
these problems.  Or any problems with the app for that matter.  I have cursor 
tracking on, and my mouse cursor is set to follow my voiceover cursor.  I am 
also using column view in the finder.

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On Jan 22, 2011, at 12:42 AM, Geoff Waaler wrote:

> Greetings all,
> 
> I'm sure I'm overlooking something because up till now moveAddict's only 
> function (on my machine anyway) is to render it impossible to traverse files 
> and folders in finder.  I've been through all options in the prefferences app 
> and have not yet found anything applicable.  None of the keyboard shortcuts 
> are identified or obviously configurable, and I did not bother with the 
> buttons.  I'm assuming they follow the basic Winblows convention anyway.
> 
> So I Start moveAddict .app and select three files via command-a I then press 
> command-x to cut them.  Next I press command-n followed by command-c.  When 
> ever I down arrow to locate my sd card Alex says "moveAddict - one item cut." 
>  Strange, considering that three items should have been.  I can open the sd 
> card (right arrow in list view) but then can not arrow down to select a 
> folder -- the moveAddict message is spoken every time I press down arrow and 
> focus remains on the first folder.  The only way I can navigate anything in 
> finder again is to restart my MBP since I can't find or force quit moveAddict.
> 
> Since others are apparently using this successfully, I'm sure there's a step 
> I'm missing.  TIA for any suggestions.
> 
> Geoff
> 
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