It has to be one of these two from what Alex described:
1. vo-f2 twice and then hit return on desired window: that is the window
chooser and I do use that when I know my window should have changed but my
keyboard focus isn't there or when I think there may be a window I'm not
finding or a diialog I'm not finding though Application Chooser also can
be used for finding dialogs.
2. vo-shift-f2 which brings the window containing the voiceover cursor to
the front, making it the active window.
I believe what the person who tweeted wants is actually vo-f2 because
with trackpad commander, a double-tap on the right side of the trackpad
opens the window chooser.
On Mon, 22 Oct
2012, Anne Robertson wrote:
Hello Alex,
Would the command you're looking for be Bring Window to Front (VO-Shift-F2)?
Cheers,
Anne
On 22 Oct 2012, at 13:39, Alex Hall <[email protected]> wrote:
I'll pass it on, but I thought that command was to list open windows? I don't
know, I probably misunderstood the tweet and this is what he is after. Thanks.
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