Hi Lisette,
Can you please explain how to set single key navigation to on?
It might have done previously, but I am just new here, thank you.
Nene
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From: "Lisette Wesseling" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2012 12:41 AM
Subject: Re: newbie tip: vo-u in webpages
HI Alex
Just to add to your explanation of the web rotar: if you set single key
navigation to on, you don't even have to press vo-u. You can just press h
for heading, and be immediately in the heading part of the rotar where you
can repeat the h to move by headings, or use down arrow if you prefer. L is
for links, b for buttons etc. I always use single key navigation that way
and never the vo-u method now and it's really excellent. Sometimes I will
press h and then flick up and down on my track pad by headings which I have
just set using the h.
You probably knew about this already but just in case you didn't I thought
you might like to play with it.
Lisette
On 3/10/2012, at 3:36 PM, Alex Hall <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi all,
I'm back for another in my unintentional Newbie Tips series, where I
explain something I just found that I wish I'd known months ago.
This time it's the web rotor, available in any "html content" item. When
vo is focused in one of these, press vo-u to bring up the web rotor. Left
and right arrows will move you through the different items available (you
can set which ones you see in the vo utility under web). Each time you
left/right arrow to a category, vo tells you how many of that item are on
the page. You then use up and down arrows to move through the list of that
item. For instance, you might do a google search, then bring up the web
rotor and arrow to headings. Use up and down arrows in the headings list
to move through your search results. Pressing space or vo-space on any
item will jump you to it, but will not open it, even if it is a link. So,
if you are arrowing along and find a link in the rotor list, press space
on it and vo will jump to it. You must vo-space again to actually open the
link.
This looks like a really neat tool and one I will certainly be using more
now that I know about it. As always, if I have made any errors, please
correct me so we don't have bad information getting spread around.
Have a great day,
Alex (msg sent from Mac Mini)
[email protected]
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