Thanks Zack,
I talked with someone from Apple Accessibility about it. Said maybe
they can put the command after the word in the help menu. So when you
arrow down you'll get "Reply Cmd R" But kind of doubt they'll do that
because it's just more clutter for most users. But then option to turn
this feature on or off would be good. Just seems like a reference
method such as this would be very helpful for most Voiceover users.
Especially new ones.
Chris
On 5/9/13 1:52 PM, Zachary Kline wrote:
Hi Chris,
Not as far as I am aware. However, in general, browsing the menus for any
application is a good idea. In this case, the command you want is Cmd-R. I
suspect you will find the vast majority of commands this way, and while it is
not as efficient as being able to look visually, it does get you your
information. As always, I may be wrong on this, and am open to correction. :-)
All the best,
Zack.
Sent from my iPhone
On May 9, 2013, at 12:44 PM, Chris Johnson <express_a...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi everybody,
While we've got the voiceover help menu VO H and H again to search just
Voiceover commands,
How can someone look up a command in a specific app.
For example, I'm in the mail app and, say, I wanted to know how to reply. I could go to help, type
in "reply", arrow down to where it says "reply" and hit enter and it will
prepare a reply for me. But a sighted person sees an arrow pointing to where in the menu this
command can be found with the corresponding hotkey next to it. Is there a way to jump to that
position?
Chris
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