Hi,
I've started using Mac Mail more frequently, but I'm not finding the
keyboard shortcut to jump to the top (or bottom) of a list. For example
when in a mailbox on the list of all the messages in that mailbox, how
do I jump to the top of the list? And how to the bottom of the list?
It's a
I always forget the notifications on the Mac! I remember them on the I phone
though. I’ll have a look.
Thank you.
> On 25 May 2021, at 22:06, Brad Snyder wrote:
>
> There should have been a Notification banner in the upper right corner of the
> Mac’s screen. You can access these
There should have been a Notification banner in the upper right corner of the
Mac’s screen. You can access these Notification banners using VO + N, then
using the up/down arrow keys, then pressing Enter to select and place focus on
the Notification. You will then need to open the Actions
Hi.
My Mac kept saying bluetooth keyboard disconnected. It had been doing this a
lot when I put my Surface Tablet pro on. So today I restarted the Mac and it
stopped it. There were no dialogue boxes showing. It would do this
intermittently. After restarting it, it didn’t do this at all.
Hi Dave,
That would be logical. The Mouse Keys relates to the primary keyboard as far
as I’m aware.
Later…
Tim Kilburn
Jamf Certified Tech
Apple Professional Learning Specialist
Apple Teacher
(with Swift Playgrounds Recognition)
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
> On May 25, 2021, at 8:56 AM, Dave
Tim,
Yes, just confirmed your point. The laptop keyboard lost those keys for normal
typing. Drat.
Interestingly is that with my external USB-connected keyboard, those keys do
not get mapped and they continue to work as expected, even with mouse keys
enabled.
But of course that’s not the point,
Hi,
While this will turn off the trackpad, it also may have some unforeseen
consequences for you. When Mouse Keys is enabled, you have now made the 7, 8,
9, u, I, o, j, k, l and a few more keys have different functions. When Mouse
Keys is enabled, these keys work as mouse directional keys,
Hi,
As John aptly said, it is a System dialog alert that is trying to tell you to
pay attention to it. It will continue to do this until you attend to it. Use
VO-f1-f1, the Application Chooser, to find this alert. The Window Chooser,
V(-f2-f2, does not usually reveal System alerts.
Later…
I can't find this option in accessibility in system preferences.
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com On
Behalf Of Ian Harrison
Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2021 2:35 PM
To: 'Andrew Lamanche' via MacVisionaries ;
'Harry Bell' via VIPhone
Subject: Update on turning
You might have a system dialog that is bugging you. Try using the window
chooser and app chooser menus to find the dialog and deal with it. It’s
probably asking you permission to do something or warning you about an
incompatible app.
Take Care
John D. Panarese
Director
Mac for the Blind
Pretty cool. Works on Mojave, as well. Slightly different controls in the
System Preferences for that version.
Dave Carlson
Oregonian, Farfar, Engineer, Musician, Pioneer, and Woodworker
On May 25, 2021, at 6:35 AM, Ian Harrison wrote:
Hi listers,
apologies if someone has already posted
Hello,
I am running Bigsur 11.4 on my 2019 iMac. The iMac makes a pinging sound about
every 30 seconds or so and has done this at least for the entire Bigsur
release. This is beginning to annoy me and I would like to stop it.
Has anyone any idea why the iMac does this and what I can do to stop
Hi listers,
apologies if someone has already posted this.
A lister previously advised to use a connected mouse to turn off the touchpad
so I woldn’t accidentally use the pad to change focus. I’ve now found a way to
do this on the fly without the need for a mouse or external touchpad. I can now
Hi listers,
I would like to flick between emails that were organised by theme but cn’t find
a keyboard shortcut to do this. Any ideas?
Many thanks
Ian
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