Hello James,
The method for reading to the end of a web page will also work for
reading from heading to heading, or over any number of headings. It's
really very flexible.
Cheers,
Anne
On Apr 29, 2008, at 6:36 PM, James Jolley wrote:
Hi Anne,
I am thinking more along the lines of continuous reading from a
specific point. Say, moving to heading and reading down from there.
Similar to Say all in JAWS or Read to end in window-eyes.
On 29 Apr 2008, at 16:04, Anne Robertson wrote:
Hello James,
To read a whole web page, position yourself on HTML CONTENT WITHOUT
INTERACTING AND PRESS COMMAND-A TO SELECT ALL; GO TO THE SAFARI
MENUS, PRESS S FOR SERVICES, GO RIGHT TO THE SUBMENU AND PRESS SP
FOR SPEECH AND PRESS RETURN ON START SPEAKING TEXT.
YOU CAN SET A SHORTCUT FOR THIS IN SYSTEM PREFERENCES UNDER
KEYBOARD & MOUSE.
ONCE YOU HAVE READ A WEB PAGE, YOU CAN GET QUICKLY TO THE PART YOU
WANT BY USING EITHER THE LINK CHOOSER MENU (VO-U), OR THE ITEM
CHOOSER MENU (VO-I). JUMPING FROM ONE HEADING TO THE NEXT WITH VO-
COMMAND-H CAN ALSO BE VERY USEFUL.
HTH
ANNE
On Apr 29, 2008, at 10:06 AM, James Jolley wrote:
I think it is reading the first screenful of text. I do wish there
was a say all on the web, yes I know we can stop interacting and
read with VO A, but that reads from the top.
On 29 Apr 2008, at 07:56, will lomas wrote:
but why does voice over read automatically then and then bleep at
you when a new screen is required why not just read one line and
stop then you ahve to interact?
On 29 Apr 2008, at 00:20, vashaun jones wrote:
If you interact and press command shift A you can read
continuously.
On Apr 28, 2008, at 4:31 PM, will lomas wrote:
hi all,
When i am in text edit and i go onto the text area voice over
starts reading automatically then makes a high pitch beep if i
am hitting the next screen. cant i hit a key for it to carry
onr eading without me touching the keyboard?
will
