Hello Annie,
On non-English input keyboards you need to use the VoiceOver Commands
menu (VO+H twice) to access the "Sort Column" function. Make sure
that you have first interacted with the column (VO+Shift+Down Arrow),
then hold down the Control+Option keys and tap the "H" key twice.
Then select the option for "Sort Column". Sorting can be done in
either ascending or descending order, so if you want to reverse the
order in which a column is sorted, apply the "Sort Column" command
again. The other command you might commonly have to access through
the VoiceOver Commands menu is the one to expand or collapse
disclosure triangles. In many instances where you need to expand or
collapse entries, such as in "Get Info" windows for items selected in
Finder, VO+Space will work. However, if you need to expand the list
of Radio Streams in iTunes, so you can select and play a particular
station, or to expand the folder for a podcast subscription you have
just subscribed to in iTunes, so that you can view and play individual
episodes, you'll need to do this through the VoiceOver Commands menu
(VO+H twice) and then select the entry for "Toggle Disclosure
Triangle" to expand or collapse entries. Again, it is important that
you interact before you bring up the Commands menu because the listed
commands depend on context -- if you're not in a table with columns
you won't see an option to "Sort Column", etc.
The two commands I've described ("Sort Column" and "Toggle Disclosure
Triangle") are read out as using the "Vertical Line" key and the
"Backslash" key. On an English language input keyboard, the "Vertical
Line" key is "Shift+Backslash", and the "Backslash" key is located at
the far right of keyboard, just below the "Delete" key and above the
"Return" key. Non-English language keyboards use this key position
for accented characters that are not used in English, and use
"Backslash" and "Vertical Line" keys under their extended keyboard
that requires pressing the "Option" key to generate the character.
This is why it is necessary to make the selection through the Commands
Menu.
HTH
Cheers,
Esther
Annie Skov Nielsen wrote:
Hi again.
How do I make a backslash. I have tried to press vo+shift+7, because
on my keyboard backslash is option+shift+7. But that was not the right
keystroke.
Have a nice day.
2010/3/29, Sarah Alawami <marri...@gmail.com>:
Hello. go to the date colomn and hit vo shift backslash and that
will sort
down.
good luck.
On Mar 29, 2010, at 2:09 PM, Annie Skov Nielsen wrote:
Hi all.
How do I get all missed incomming calls shown in skype history. I
get
all missed calls, incomming calls and messages in a strange order, i
would like to have them sorted by date, so I can view all incomming
calls, missed calls and incomming calls for a speciffic day
Best regards Annie.
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