hello:
Just a quick update. I played with this stupid drag and drop for a while
and finally got it to work. here's the solution.
With your nib or storyboard open in one side and the file you want to
work with on the other (in assistant editor), interact with the
storyboard and find the table with the controls. interact with it and
find the row with the control you need to work with. Move to the left
column, use vo+space, route the mouse to the voiceover cursor with
vo+command+f5, then fo+shift+space to click the mouse. move to your
inspecter and find the outlet/action/etc you wish to use. vo+command+f5
again, vo+shift+f3 to turn off cursor tracking, vo+command+shift+space
to lock the mouse button down. move to the asisstant editor and
vo+command+f5 to move the mouse there, wait until you hear xcode has new
window, then vo+command+shift+space and then turn cursor tracking back on.
HTH,
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