Hi,
How do you permit your braille cursor to navigate the app without moving the
keyboard or voice-over cursor, or is the voice-over cursor the Brialle cursor?
On 13/11/2013, at 4:41 PM, Teresa Cochran vegaspipistre...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, Kristeen,
This is the sort of thing that I meant
There’s no real way of moving an independent Braille cursor, saved for the
ability to pan the display. The VO cursor expands the word you’re on (not being
able to turn this off is a pity), e.g. when you’re panning through a document
in TextEdit or such., and gets highlighted in other contexts,
Hi there
Okay, you want to press the space with the bb sign in order to select the
previous roter item. Then you press dots 5-6 to select the next roter item. I
am busy making a file of general brill display commands. I think they are in
the voice over menu anyway, but I have looked there
Hi there again
I haven't got on the bus yet, and I was thinking about what I had said last
time. I just realized I said wrong. The command I sent to you before was going
from different rotor items to and from. Other rotor items. I'm not sure, but I
think if you roll that wheel on the focus 40
I do, thanks!
Kristeen
On Nov 13, 2013, at 10:05 AM, Eugenia Firth gigifi...@me.com wrote:
Hi there
Okay, you want to press the space with the bb sign in order to select the
previous roter item. Then you press dots 5-6 to select the next roter item. I
am busy making a file of general
I don't know of a wheel on the Focus 40 Blue.
Kristeen
On Nov 13, 2013, at 10:55 AM, Eugenia Firth gigifi...@me.com wrote:
Hi there again
I haven't got on the bus yet, and I was thinking about what I had said last
time. I just realized I said wrong. The command I sent to you before was
The older Focus 40 Blues had whiz wheels, but the slimmer, newer version does
not.
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Mosen Consulting
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On 14/11/2013, at 5:55 am, Kristeen Hughes khwi...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't know of a wheel on the Focus 40
This may have been discussed before, but I have to try again. I would like to
use my Focus 40 Blue with my Mac Mini. I would prefer not to have to use
another keyboard along with it. Are there any ways to add important keystrokes
like switching between open programs and closing a window or
Hi, Kristeen,
I have a focus 40 Blue and use it constantly with Mavericks. I haven’t tried
assigning keystrokes for selecting text, etc. but there’s a good chance it can
be done. In the vO utility, you can go to Braille and view the assigned
commands for your Braille display and modify or
Okay, I look and I don't see some things that seem to be rather importatn. For
example, if you are wanting to switch from one open app to another, how do you
do it with the display. Are you using a keyboard along with the display?
Kristeen
On Nov 12, 2013, at 2:01 PM, Teresa Cochran
Admittedly, yes, I’m also using a keyboard. My opinion is that you’ll probably
have to do quite a lot of customizing to use a Braille display as a primary
keyboard.
For switching apps, I’d probably map a braille keystroke to VO-applications
list. (VO-f1 twice quickly)I don’t think there’s an
Hi,
Teresa is correct, you have to do a lot of customizing in order to get your
focus display to work as your keyboard. Unfortunately, you will have to use
your keyboard more than you would like to. That's just the nature of the beast.
Sent from my iPhone
On Nov 12, 2013, at 3:58 PM, Teresa
True duys, but I know I can get to the menu with my braille display. I c'
remember how to do it on a Focus 40 although I had one. Can anyone remember
what the braille keyboard command is for going to the menu and using left and
right arrows. I found that useful when I was somewhat away from my
It’s s-chord (dots 2-3-4-space). I just use the panning keys to display
different areas of the menu bar, and then use the cursor-routing keys on the
item I want. sometimes this doesn’t work, and I have to use dot 4-chord and dot
1-chord to navigate through the menus
HtH,
teresa
Outside of a
Thanks,. This info does help. Can you tell me how I can sellect text? I've not
been successful.
Kristeen
On Nov 12, 2013, at 5:10 PM, Daniel Miller miller...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Teresa is correct, you have to do a lot of customizing in order to get your
focus display to work as your
Hi Kristeen, Teresa and the rest. The workaround I did for single-keystroke app
switching was to write two scripts to simulate command-tab and
command-shift-tab respectively. Then I assigned running of the scripts to focus
commands (I used 12-chord and 45-chord). The scripts had one line each:
Hi, Kristeen,
This is the sort of thing that I meant when I mentioned customization. WHAT
you’d have to do is go into your Braille settings, go to the display tab,
choose “assign commands, and assign a Braille command to select text. There
aren’t separate commands for selecting different
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