Good morning all, Angie here, I just got my new beautiful mac book air
on friday, I was, and still am a JAWS user, so the mac is so
different,
now to my question.
How in the world does one navigate tables with VO? What I want to be
able to do is move from cell to cell, up down, left and right,
Hello. You use Control+Option+Left or Right Arrow to move by column.
You use Control+Option+Up or Down Arrow to move to the previous and
next row. To put it another way, you use Control+Option+Left or Right
Arrow to move left or right and Control+Option+Up or Down Arrow to move
up or down.
Ok, I tried that, but it didn't work, is there some kind of mode to
put it in first to do this table navigation?
I'm on a web site when I want to navigate these tables.
Thanks!
On 7/19/11, Ryan Mann rmann0...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello. You use Control+Option+Left or Right Arrow to move by column.
If you want to read the full row, you should be able to hit control-option-r
and it should be read. This is the one area that I feel VO lacks a little in on
web pages.
Kev
On Jul 19, 2011, at 1:48 PM, Angie Giltinan wrote:
Ok, I tried that, but it didn't work, is there some kind of mode to
Hi ANgie,
Can you clarify a bit what is going on? What did VO say when this didn't work
for you? Table navigation has always worked flawlessly for me, both on the web
and in the OS in general.
Best,
Zack.
On Jul 19, 2011, at 10:48 AM, Angie Giltinan wrote:
Ok, I tried that, but it didn't
On Tue, 19 Jul 2011, Kevin Mattingly wrote:
If you want to read the full row, you should be able to hit
control-option-r and it should be read. This is the one area that I feel
VO lacks a little in on web pages.
There are apparently improvements to VoiceOver regarding web pages in
Lion. I
OK, two questions:
Is there a way regardless the row in the table that I'm on, to read the column
header? Say I had a table with two columns. City and state. Now, say I was
on the second row in that table and was on Charlotte. Could I while on that
second row hit something to see the
Hi Chris,
When in a table, investigate single and double presses of vo-c and vo-r. Those
will read you the sorts of information you're requesting, I think.
THe only really clever things I can think of involving tables are for tables in
OS X in general. You can use vo-cmd-backslash to move to
Hi all!
Well in the vo commands help menu!
Under tables!
There are options to read different things!
VO+c+c will read the column!
VO+shift+t will read column and row numbers!
And there are others, if you want to you can assign each one to one of the
commanders either numpad,keyboard or even the
Ok, I got it to work, now here's another question, is there a way to
read web pages line by line, like with JAWS in windows? sorry to keep
compairing things, it's just the only way I know to explain what I
want.
Thanks loads!
On 7/19/11, Red.Falcon velocity.focu...@virginmedia.com wrote:
Hi all!
Let me expand on your comment with Mail. Right now, it's putting my most
recent messages at the bottom of my mail list table. If I want that reversed
so that the most recent e-mails are at the top, then, how do I do that?
Chris.
On Jul 19, 2011, at 2:51 PM, Zachary Kline wrote:
Hi Chris,
Hi Chris,
In that case, move over to the date received column and press vo-vertical bar
one time. It should say sort down, Date, and you will magically find your
messages sorted in reverse chronological order. Repeat this to reverse the
sort.
Hope this helps,
Zack.
On Jul 19, 2011, at 12:56
Hi Angie!
Well that is one of things you'll have to see which way you would prefer!
You can just use vo+down arrow for the next line or up for the previous!
But with quick nav [ to start quicknav press the left and right arrows down at
the same time! vo will say quick nav on or off ]
Then all
Correction,
Vo+L reads the current line. Vo+S reaeds the current sentence.
Chris.
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Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2011 4:16 PM
Subject: Re: navigating tables on the web with my new mac
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Subject: Re: navigating tables on the web with my new mac
Hi Angie!
Well that is one of things you'll have to see which way you would prefer!
You
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