Not following you all the way. I don't use group items in web pages.
Is this better?? Do I stop interacting with the text to read
something like a news or Apple Care article? What is the purpose of
grouped items?
On Oct 12, 2007, at 2:40 AM, Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis wrote:
As the keyboard commands appendix at the end of VoiceOver manual
says, to read all text press control option a. In this case, all
text means what you are currently interacting with; to quote the
manual:
"If you are interacting with the text, this command reads from the
VoiceOver cursor to the end of the text."
So you need to have the HTML content level in VoiceOver focus to
read the entire webpage. If you've already interacting with HTML
content, then it will only read all of the component you are
currently interacting with, which is probably not what you want.
Assuming you've got "Group items in web pages" checked in the
VoiceOver Utility, to get to the HTML content level from anywhere
on the page, press control option shift up to move up levels until
you hear "Stop interacting with HTML content". Then press control
option a to read the whole web page.
It would be nice if there was a keyboard command to focus on the
whole current pane without requiring you to navigate up levels, but
I'm not aware of such a command.
--
Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis
VaShaun Jones wrote:
listers is there a say all command for continually reading a web
page? Please don't tell me that locking the VO keys and arrowing
down is the answer. If so then web navigation is a bigger problem
then not being able to move to headers and such.
