Ah, yes, thanks for catching that, frank. Indeed, Control-Option-Command-f5 to route mouse to VO cursor.
Steve, I never tether the mouse pointer to the VO cursor because I've found that voiceOver can misrepresent things in that mode. For example, VoiceOver tends to skip over menu items when the mouse pointer and VO cursor are tethered. While tethered, you might see 8 items in a menu and while untethered, you suddenly see 12 items in the menu. To me, pressing the mouse routing shortcut takes a split second so I keep them untethered. HTH, Slau On Sep 9, 2011, at 1:51 PM, Frank Carmickle wrote: > Hi > > On Sep 9, 2011, at 1:45 PM, Monkey Pusher wrote: > >> I assume that if i have the mouse and VO curser routed to each other >> by default in VO settings i can skip that step in your guide? I >> suppose thats my cue to go order a magic trackpad for the iMac. >> Thanksagain. > > Not necessarily. Usually you also have it so that the VO cursor follows the > system cursor and VO cursor follows the mouse cursor. It gets confusing > quickly. Just route the mouse to VO as Slau said but he mistyped. The keys > are command option control f5. > > Hth > --FC > >> On 9/8/11, Slau Halatyn <slauhala...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> crap, now I forgot the second question: >>> >>> Select the tracks whose assignments you wish to change. >>> Navigate to the output assignment, send assignment, etc. (whatever you wish >>> to assign) on any one of the selected tracks. >>> Route the mouse to the voiceOver cursor with Control-Option-shift-f5. >>> While holding down Option and Shift, press a track pad button or mouse >>> button. >>> Navigate to the desired output or bus and press Return. >>> All selected tracks will change to the selection you just made. >>> >>> HTH, >>> >>> Slau >>> >>> >
