Chris:
Thanks so much, this is very important info for me specially when
pasting some text in my Research.
Thanks again and thanks tim
On 3/21/17, Tim Kilburn wrote:
> Chris,
>
> thanks for this. I think I've seen this but never really considered it for
> probably unknown reasons. Could have j
Chris,
thanks for this. I think I've seen this but never really considered it for
probably unknown reasons. Could have just been my claims of being too busy to
check into it.
Thanks again.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Mar 21, 2017, at 11:38, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVision
A similar effect can be had by doing a "paste without formatting" which
is command-option-shift-V. This is also handy when you're pasting text
from different places into a document and you don't want all the font
and other formatting to come along, which usually means your pasted text
will inhe
Hi and ew Tim and John:
Thanks so much, I now have all the things to do what I need, again
thanks so much
On 3/21/17, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
> Just a note on method 2. Generally when I have found this does not work is
> when the website has its own definition for the arrow keys defined. You can
>
Just a note on method 2. Generally when I have found this does not work is
when the website has its own definition for the arrow keys defined. You can
override this in VoiceOver Utility under the web area. Always allow
keyboard commands to navigate websites unchecked
If you check this box, then you
Thanks Andrew. Well explained.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Mar 21, 2017, at 08:23, Andrew Lamanche wrote:
Tim has just described how to select the entire text of a webpage once you
interact with it by pressing command+a. Then you might wish to paste it into
textedit op
Tim has just described how to select the entire text of a webpage once you
interact with it by pressing command+a. Then you might wish to paste it into
textedit open document. The key combination Tim has mentioned at this stage,
command+shift+t, converts what you've just pasted into plain text
Thanks so much tim, very helpful really
but may I know what is cmd-shift-t, ?
On 3/21/17, Tim Kilburn wrote:
> Hi,
>
> There are multiple methods for copying from a web page.
>
> 1. VO-shift-c as mentioned by Andrew. Whereby you have VO read a block of
> text, press VO-shift-c to copy the last
Hi,
There are multiple methods for copying from a web page.
1. VO-shift-c as mentioned by Andrew. Whereby you have VO read a block of
text, press VO-shift-c to copy the last phrase uttered by VO to the clipboard.
You can then paste it wherever you wish.
2. Hold down the shift key then arro
Hello Andrew, thanks so much for that.
it's really so frustrating, specially if the page contains a block of
text that I need to get.
but so so sorry for asking, are you sure that this is the only way of
doing this? I mean copying a block of text?
On 3/21/17, Andrew Lamanche wrote:
> Hi Ramy,
>
Hi Ramy,
Selecting text on a webpage has always been a bit of a problem, especially if
you need to select and copy just a small portion of the text. The way I do it
is as follows: once you find and hear the text you are interested in, you can
invoke Voiceover command vo+shift+c which copies th
Hello all:
Sorry if my question is a starting question, but i came to a web site on
safari that i need to select some text from it, and copy them to another file.
how can i do this/
thanks in advance
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