A key commander can use all 26 letter keys and all numbers if you use the 
numpad commmander version.

On Mon, 7 Jun 2021, Jonathan Cohn wrote:

> =Hello,
>
> I was listening to the communication about Voiceover issues on Saturday and 
> somebody complained about the difficulty of using VO-command-space to get to 
> actions on the notifications. OF course one can always add commanders, but 
> these end up being limited in the keys you can use.
> I know that with Automator one can create "quick actions" and then assign 
> keyboard commands to them in system preferences
> So I fired up the automator tool, created a new quick action automation with 
> just a do AppleScript in it.
> I then added in the AppleScript area the following code:
> on run
>       tell application "VoiceOver"
>               tell commander
>                       perform command "actions"
>               end tell
>       end tell
> end run
>
> Editor and verifying that this caused the co-command-space functionality.
> I pressed compile, pressed the run button and it appeared to work.
> So, I saved it as "voiceover actions".
> I set up a keyboard shortcut in system preferences keyboard  shortcuts 
> services
>
> Now to test it out???
> First issue: in notification center, the keystroke just beeped at me. (so 
> probably a limitation of Notification not accepting keyboard input.
> 1Then just to make sure my general logic worked, I tried it in text edit.
> Second issue:  Got an error:
> The action ???Run AppleScript??? encountered an error: ???VoiceOver got an 
> error: "actions" doesn???t understand the ???perform command??? message.???
>
> Which is quite strange because it should have been sending the "perform 
> command"  message to commander with an argument of "actions".
>
> If anybody wants to play with this code and see if they can get better 
> results I would be interested.
>
> Jonathan
>
>               Best wishes,
>
> Jonathan Cohn
>
>
>
>

-- 
Dan d.
XR

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