Try this. 1. highlight the disk you want to drag.
2. press vo cmd shift space on the disk. you should hear mouse down. 3. execute the same command on the table but don't interact. You should hear mouse up and the disk should, should being the keyword, be dragged over to the table where you want your set up to happen. Hope that helps. If not there has got to be a way to do this with voice over. if not I'd call the apple accessibility hotline and report this and show them what you are trying to do. They will forward your concern. I hear they are very nice and knowledgeable and will test the bug with you to find any work arounds. Remember when dragging and all of that, make sure to use your voice over rooting commands to rout the mouse where it needs to go. Take care. On Apr 1, 2014, at 12:53 PM, Gordon Smith <gor...@mac-access.net> wrote: > Hi Sarah > > I guess this is one of those times when I need to de-rustify my VoiceOver > keyboard commands. I haven’t used Drag & Drop functions. I frequently use > the new “Select” function to move things like non-contiguous items, but that > isn’t the same as Drag & Drop. > > So, from memory, the old version of Drag & Drop was to highlight the items, > then press VoiceOver+,, or VoiceOver+. depending on how you want to process > the item. > > I’ve just checked the VoiceOver help section on Drag & Drop, and it talks > about holding down the mouse or trackpad button and dragging the item. >From > the rest of the description it appears that this text is just part of the > Apple OS X generic help, not specifically VoiceOver related. > > My quest goes on, but hopefully I can find what I want eventually. > > > Kind regards > > <--- Gordon Smith ---> > > <gor...@mac-access.net> > > Information Technology Accessibility Consultant; > Proud To Be Providing Help & Support To The Staff And Students Of the > Visually Impaired Department at Sunnyside Academy, Middlesbrough, United > Kingdom; In Addition To Braille Transcription services. > > On 1 Apr 2014, at 19:49, Sarah k Alawami <marri...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Can you use the new drag drop method to drag the disk from the table to the > configuration you want? Failing that can you use the old method? I did the > old method of drag drop to create my boot disk successfully so I figure this > would help a bit. > > Take care. > > > On Apr 1, 2014, at 11:40 AM, Gordon Smith <gor...@mac-access.net> wrote: > >> Hello all >> >> Does anybody know exactly how this is accomplished using VoiceOver? I don’t >> seem to be able to drag the disks into the RAID output group. I wish to >> create something like a 10TB striped RAID set, optimised for the kind of >> access I’ll be using. 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