Hi Dave,
Help me to understand why you'd like the right arrow to read the previous
character and not do the default function of character after...
If it were to read the previous character, it would read the one you just left
and not the one you are on.
For example, if I were to type hello on
Hey, Lou.
Jeff's instructions are a good workaround for the defining of Window-Eyes
cursoring keys. The cursoring keys node is the fifth item down in the WE
settings tree view, right below the hot keys node. Once you get into the
cursoring keys properties, Jeff's instructions should make sense to
Hi, Lou,
Jeff and I are on the same page here. It's just that I'm running Win-eyes
8.4, and it's likely that the list of options for selecting First-Action and
Second-Action don't have the same number of choices to pick from. In
Win-Eyes 8.4, the first- and second-actions lists contain 32 choices
In prior versions of Window-Eyes, defining END as a cursor key and
having END set to read the prior character after the END key is
pressed would do what you want. In this latest version of
Window-Eyes I just get a beep. A second press of END announces the
prior charcter as it should. There
In prior versions of Window-Eyes, defining END as a cursor key and
having END set to read the prior character after the END key is
pressed would do what you want. In this latest version of
Window-Eyes I just get a beep. A second press of END announces the
prior charcter as it should. There
Hi,
It is Windoweyes! IE 8 with xp pro! It was the site you noted! I
guessed there may be alt tags missing! Please call me at 651-489-8609
after 3 PM CDST.
Thanks
On Tue, 16 Jun 2015 15:26:43 -0700 Dave Basden via Talk
talk@lists.window-eyes.com writes:
In prior versions of Window-Eyes,
