Re: Navigating Finder

Yes I do that too. Am curious though, what is the VO-shift-S command for then which interacts with scroll bars? From E.T.'s Keyboard. . . "God for you is where you sweep away all the mysteries of the world, all the challenges to our intelligence. You simply turn your mind off and say

Re: Navigating Finder

That doesn’t seem to work. Using Item Chooser might get that result, but on a big folder it takes crazy long to come up. Vo Find was similarly pokey. The mouse idea might prove workable though. I will have to play with that. Maybe its also time to create some subfolders and organize so

Re: Navigating Finder

I have always just typed the prefix of the file I am looking for, for example when in the Applications folder typing "p r e " gets me to preview application. On Sun, Mar 5, 2017 at 9:27 PM E.T. wrote: > Jonathan, > Please clarify. When in a folder with hundreds of

Re: YouTube TV Release Date, Price and Specs

Certainly more competition is a good thing, although it sounds like youtube will need to offer more channels in order to compete with the other services, at this point, the channel list is rather lacking. Original message: Hello Everyone, Here is an article that I thought you may find

Re: good vo accessible alternatives to the finder (for searching for files)?

Hi Jonathan, What are the steps to print out "all the files in a directory subtree"? I often would like to grab all the names of a folder full of pro tools preset names I've done so I can put them in to a text doc for quick referencing them while looking for that perfect PT preset! :) Thanks

Re: good vo accessible alternatives to the finder (for searching for files)?

mdfind can be quite powerful, since it uses the index's that spotlight uses, though if your spotlight files are not working correctly it will not work either. Your post reminded me that I often do a two step process when using the find command. I will print out all the files in a directory

Looking for a Check Printing App

I’m looking for a Check Writing/Register app for my Mac Mini; I currently have Checkbook Pro but it doesn’t support a check printing feature. Can anyone offer a suggestion for an app that: - Is predominantly accessible to a totally blind person. - Offers a reasonably straight-forward check

Re: good vo accessible alternatives to the finder (for searching for files)?

i use a combo of mdfind and grep, i dont touch, though ss am being a good girl On 3/6/17, 'Roland Zitzke' via MacVisionaries wrote: > Jon, you are absolutely right, sorry for the over-simplification here. > I guess I was trying to make things more simple then

Re: good vo accessible alternatives to the finder (for searching for files)?

Jon, you are absolutely right, sorry for the over-simplification here. I guess I was trying to make things more simple then they are to advertise the use of the terminal for tasks like searching for files. Personally I use the terminal quite frequently because it is "always accessible" But once