Thanks Randy, Esther, and Chuck,

I now have it working, though after what amounted to three installs I could 
have sure done a lot of copying and deleting and saved the five bucks :) 

I initially attempted to follow Esther's instructions, but cut had no affect.  
I then hid MoveAddict from both the doc and status menu.  This apparently 
caused a warning to display which precluded going into the dialog.  I tried 
rebooting, to no avail.

I then tried the suggestion I received from the support group, which was to 
launch the terminal app and enter:
"defaults delete com.kapeli.moveaddict".  This time it appeared to be 
successful (without any additional parms) since it was necessary to reenter my 
registration.

I then took the following steps over both "unknown" fields:
1. Interact:
2. Even though Mouse is configured to follow VO I pressed vo-command-f5 for 
good measure.
3. Confirmed that the mouse was in the field (vo-f5).
4. Press the desired shortcut key (i.g. command-x for cut).
5. Stop interacting.

As Chuck observed, the fields still show "unknown", but I am now able to 
cut/paste.

Best regards.
Geoff


On Jan 27, 2011, at 7:20 PM, Chuck Reichel wrote:

> Hi Geoff,
> 
> What moveAddict tech  support told me is that the standard mac key commands 
> for cut and paste are actually in the  invisible part of the preferences.
> "Keyboard shortcuts window;
> 
>> Cut keyboard shortcut unknown
>> paste keyboard shortcut unknown"
> when I asked how I enter a key command for cut and paste they said that the 
> default is the standard mac commands! They could at least make these visible 
> using VoiceOver!
> 
> Talk soon
> 
> On Jan 27, 2011, at 10:15 AM, Geoff Waaler wrote:
> 
>> Greetings,
>> 
>> Since the moveAddict support group is apparently ignoring my notes, I 
>> decided after reading Esther's post to reinstall moveAddict version 2.24.  
>> To that end I deleted both files from the apps folder and the prefferences 
>> file "com.kapeli.moveaddict.plist" from directory "/Library/Preferences/
>> 
>> This action cured the problem where moveAddict rendered it impossible to 
>> navigate with the arrow keys by causing VO to emit the message "one file 
>> cut", however, it still does not function.
>> 
>> I have the following set in the moveAddictPreferences.appfile:
>> 
>> General:
>> Startup
>> Start at login is checked
>> Show in doc not checked
>> Show in menu bar checked.
>> Keyboard shortcuts:
>> Cut keyboard shortcut unknown
>> paste keyboard shortcut unknown
>> 
>> I went through all other items in the toolbar but did not alter the defaults 
>> as none of the options seemed applicable to my problem.
>> 
>> The main issue appears to be that I can not set the cut and paste shortcut 
>> keys.  I tried pressing command-x an x without the command key but vo emits 
>> the "character deleted" sound and the field is unchanged.  I tried 
>> interacting and checking for a context menu to no avail.
>> 
>> In case they already had the conventional defaults set and supressed the 
>> option to alter them I tried cutting and pasting from one folder to another 
>> via command-x and command-v but this had no affect.  Since I apparently can 
>> not count on any support from the auther, I thought I'd check here for any 
>> suggestions.
>> 
>> TIA and best regards.
>> Geoff
>> 
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