t have something to do with the format of the
> message. I’ve been trying to assign voiceover activity to change this
> behaviour but I’ve failed miserably. Is there a way to tell voiceover not to
> announce heading levels in an email message? Setting verbosity to low
> doesn’t
, Voiceover announces “heading level 1” all the time as I
read line by line. It must have something to do with the format of the
message. I’ve been trying to assign voiceover activity to change this
behaviour but I’ve failed miserably. Is there a way to tell voiceover not to
announce heading levels
voiceover not to
announce heading levels in an email message? Setting verbosity to low doesn’t
do it.
Many thanks for any tips
Andrew
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Thanks for the info, will have a look in Getting Started Guide for
Activities. Just to say though, I have read a lot of the Getting
Started Guide and learnt much from it, but it doesn't always suit
people's learning styles to sit and read a guide like that from
beginning to end. I do learn stuff
Hi,
Please could you say what Activities is and where I can find out more
about it? Haven't found out about this so far.
Catherine
On 5/6/14, David Taylor e.david.tay...@icloud.com wrote:
I have used activities. In browsers my activity has quick nav and single
letter nav on, in chat type
Getting started guide from VO help menu, VO-h. Everybody should read this in
full and explore the VO Utility in full, where they would find all of these
things
On 6 May 2014, at 08:14, Catherine Turner catherineturner2...@googlemail.com
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Hi,
Please could you say what Activities is
It's in the VO Utility. An Activity is a way to customize VO for a particular
application, from specific voices or pronunciations, to punctuation levels, to,
well, a ton of things. Be warned, though, that some people find using
Activities to render app switching painfully slow.
On May 6, 2014,
Hello all,
Is there a way to navigate by a particular heading level? For example, what if
I want to go directly to heading level 1 or what if I only want to navigate the
heading level 3's.
Thanks in advance,
Christina
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First open the rotor by pressing vo u. Next press the right arrow to get to
headings. Next type the number of heading level such as three to show only
headings level three.
isaac
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On May 5, 2014, at 11:59 AM, Christina C. blindmaclo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Christina,
If you use the Web Rotor, in Headings, you can type a number and only the
headings of that level will be shown.
Alternatively, with Quick Nav on and with single letter navigation enabled, you
can type a number and you'll be taken to the first heading of that level.
Cheers,
Now this I did not know. Goes to show don't it?
Sent from my mac, the only computer with full accessibility for the blind
built-in!
Sincerely,
The Constantly Barefooted Ray, still a very happy Mac and Iphone 5 user!
On May 5, 2014, at 12:13 PM, isaac isaac.heb...@gmail.com wrote:
First
Anne,
I never new about this. Also, what is single letter navigation and where can I
enable this?
Thanks,
Christina
Sent from Christina's iMac :)
On May 5, 2014, at 11:16 AM, Anne Robertson a...@anarchie.org.uk wrote:
Alternatively, with Quick Nav on and with single letter navigation
It is how you can move around webpages by letters (h for headings, l for links,
etc). Open the VO Utility with vo-f8, adding the function key if necessary, and
go down to Commanders (or hit cmd-8). Select the Quick Nav tab, find the
checkbox about enabling single key navigation, and check it.
Or simply interact when you want to type. The likelihood is you'll want to tab
to the next form field in many cases when you type anyway, and if the tab key
is set to auto interact, you can tab through forms and deal with them.
Cheers
Dave
On 5 May 2014, at 22:01, Alex Hall mehg...@icloud.com
No, there is no quick way to turn it on or off. Despite that, it is worth
trying - you need only press the left and right arrows together to toggle Quick
nav, so it is a very easy thing to turn on or off. I mostly leave it off, but I
do find it useful in Safari and, to a lesser extent, apps
I have used activities. In browsers my activity has quick nav and single letter
nav on, in chat type apps I have quick nav on but single letter off, and by
default I have both off. When I want to type in a browser I either interact or
turn Quick Nav off.
Cheers
Dave
On 6 May 2014, at 03:19,
hi on the mac say if I just want to jump to heading level 1's
how do
i do this?
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Hello Will,
On Dec 17, 2009, at 4:39 PM, william lomas wrote:
on the mac say if I just want to jump to heading level 1's how do
i do this?
You use the Web Rotor to go to the first level 1 heading by going to Headings
and typing 1. After that, you use VO-Command-m to go to the next heading of
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