Actually you can use columns is standard view. You just interact with a
message, move to a column, and then when you press the up and down arrows, only
that column is read.
HtH,
Teresa
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On Oct 23, 2013, at 8:31 AM, Traci Duncan wrote:
Actually those preferences are the first thing I played with. I’ve found no way
to silence the time every message was received as I arrow through the message
list. If you ahve found a way it would be great to get more info.
Jonathan Mosen
Mosen Consulting
Blindness technology eBooks, tutorials an
I wish in modern view we could move around the columns. I too miss the number
conversation at the beginning, I relied on that pretty heavily. Sheesh, if I
saw a conversation was over 20, sometimes I skipped it. In classic layout I
don’t know how to get VO to announce the number inside the con
There is a setting in voice over where you can disable the announcement
of column headers, this should turn off the reading of the title of
each column.
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Thanks very much for that Alex.
I have never used Classic View before today, but you’re right, enabling
it has allowed me t
A few things here. You might try changing to classic view instead of
conversation view, I think that's a bit easier. Second, the fastest way
to move through your messages is to interact with the messages table
and place your voice over cursor on the subject column, at that point,
you can just a
Ok, I finally got vo j to work, but for some reason, I’m having to hit it twice
for it work.
anyone know the reason for this?
thanks,
Caitlyn
On Oct 23, 2013, at 1:11 AM, Jonathan Mosen wrote:
> I don’t like to hear read or unread status, because it just slows things
> down. Similarly, openin
DoesvDOJ still working maverick I can't seem to get it to work thanks Kaitlyn
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> On 23 Oct 2013, at 01:51, Alex Hall wrote:
>
> Fair enough, everyone uses apps in different ways. I just wanted to make
> people aware of the alternative.
>> On Oct 23, 2013, at 1:11 AM
Can't you do classic view for mail? I use the classic view in ML but will be
installing Mavericks od Saturday.
Kawal.
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> On 23 Oct 2013, at 10:33 am, Caitt Furness wrote:
>
> How you read messages in mail now ever since I'm fine ever since installing
> Maverick I haven't
How you read messages in mail now ever since I'm fine ever since installing
Maverick I haven't been able to do anything with my mail messages not read not
reply not forward not anything thanks Kaitlyn
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> On 23 Oct 2013, at 04:54, Kliphton --- wrote:t
>
> You did
You didn’t have to turn classic view on for that. You could have whent to
preferences, viewing, and then went to header. There is an option in that
setting to customize what you hear. The one thing I haven’t been able to get
rid of, is voice over saying “imbedded” before reading each email,
hey,
not bad, hitting enter is all good.
On 23 Oct 2013, at 3:25 pm, Alex Hall wrote:
> One thing to keep in mind is that you can press enter on a message to open it
> and, 99% of the time, VO will start reading it. The other advantage is that,
> if you get rid of the preview pane, you are not
Fair enough, everyone uses apps in different ways. I just wanted to make people
aware of the alternative.
On Oct 23, 2013, at 1:11 AM, Jonathan Mosen wrote:
> I don’t like to hear read or unread status, because it just slows things
> down. Similarly, opening the message with Return speaks a who
I don’t like to hear read or unread status, because it just slows things down.
Similarly, opening the message with Return speaks a whole bunch of window title
information that slows me down too. This is why I prefer VO+J. It’s the
quickest way to get right at the text, when it works.
Jonathan Mo
One thing to keep in mind is that you can press enter on a message to open it
and, 99% of the time, VO will start reading it. The other advantage is that, if
you get rid of the preview pane, you are not seeing messages marked as "read"
just because you arrowed over them. I realize it is differen
Jonathan,
I’m not experiencing the problem, a you described, with VO-J. I, still, press
it & away we go…reading the email. So, it must be an individual thing?
CJ
On Oct 22, 2013, at 6:26 PM, Jonathan Mosen wrote:
> Hi everyone, so far I must say I’m disappointed with Mail in Mavericks.
> M
hey,
mail isn’t the only thing acting up. finder is taking a very long time to get
going. i hit cmd shift O for documents and it is saying bizzy for a long time.
On 23 Oct 2013, at 1:49 pm, Jonathan Mosen wrote:
> I can confirm this Michael, but it behaves itself if you want to use the
> classi
I can confirm this Michael, but it behaves itself if you want to use the
classic view. Would be worth reporting it as a bug though.
Jonathan Mosen
Mosen Consulting
Blindness technology eBooks, tutorials and training
http://Mosen.org
On 23/10/2013, at 3:38 pm, Michael Marshall wrote:
> hey all,
hey all,
i’m using mail and when i hit VO J to interact with a message first it will say
“interact with enbedded” if i do it a second time i interact with text. to get
back to the message table i have to VO J twice. still usible but strange.
Michael
On 23 Oct 2013, at 12:39 pm, Jonathan Mosen
Thanks very much for that Alex.
I have never used Classic View before today, but you’re right, enabling it has
allowed me to turn some of this stuff off. I do wish VO didn’t speak the field
before the contents of each field, but at least it’s a little better than what
I had.
Jonathan Mosen
Mosen
I am not running OS 10.9 yet, but it sounds like you have disabled Classic
View. I don't use that feature, but what you describe - the ability to decide
exactly what get spoken with each message - is Classic View behavior. Open Mail
Preferences, and see if you can find the Classic View setting c
Hi everyone, so far I must say I’m disappointed with Mail in Mavericks.
Mail in Mavericks has become way to chatty for my tastes and I’m hoping I’ve
just missed a setting to make it stop.
In Mountain Lion, I had my message list set up so all I heard was the sender,
and the subject. If there was a
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