Hello does any one know of any voice over friendly radio automation
software that works on the mac?
thanks
Hank
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com On
Behalf Of Shirley Healy
Sent: Sunday, 23 December 2018 10:09 AM
To: Blind apples
Yes but this is not a voiceover command,
This is a standard apple shortcut to open the applications folder.
Or you can just do a VO key + m to open the finder menus
Then right arrow until the go menu and scrole down to see what is there and the
associated shortcut keys for each.
From:
Hi Shirley,
Try running your fingers around the edges,
Or more specifically if it’s a touch bar model then both sides to the back and
they are little slots just forward of the back corners.
Non touch bar is on the left hand edge / side just forward of the back left
hand corner.
There will be 2
They feel like the plug for the iPhone and iPads.
So that’s the little lightening plug but the usb-C plugs are slightly larger
and yes should be on the newest mac book computers.
On the mac book pro non touch bar they wil be on the left hand side to the left
edge of the escape key.
And on the
Hi!
Ok, that’s a command i know but haven’t used.
I will try that one out.
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> 22 dec. 2018 kl. 17:05 skrev Jonathan C. Cohn :
>
> Hi
> when I have had issues with disk space and I didn't know where, I always use
> the "du" command. Generally using it with the "-s" option. So in the
>
Hello,
Hopefully this is not going to be too confusing. Others have mentioned the
finder and using the shortcut to get to the applications folder on the hard
disk. This will have every program that is in the standard location on the SSD
on your computer.
There are two other ways to easily
cheers! Thanks a lot!
shirley
- Original Message -
From: Anne Robertson
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, December 23, 2018 11:38 AM
Subject: Re: How do I access applications
Hello Shirley,
Command-Shift-a to open the
Hello Shirley,
Command-Shift-a to open the Applications folder is not a Voiceover command. It
works whether VoiceOver is on or off.
All the VoiceOver Commands can be found by holding down the VoiceOver keys
whether you use Control and Option, or the caps lock key, then pressing the
letter h
