Hey Alex!
Yes you got it!
And it is under Verbosity!
Hth Colin

On 13 Aug 2012, at 17:45, Alex Hall wrote:

> It might be the cursor setting. I think it's in the vo utility under
> verbosity, but cannot be sure. Anyway, it is a setting that tells vo
> to speak either the item the cursor goes over, which is the default,
> or the item past the cursor, which may have been the setting on that
> mac you tried.
> 
> On 8/13/12, Rodney Haynie <rodney.hay...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello everyone.
>> I was on a Mac computer running Lion on Saturday and when I was typing
>> in Text Edit, and I went to move around between the words I wrote, I
>> found the navigation was just like I was on a Windows PC.
>> 
>> On a standard setup on OSX Lion and Mountain Lion:
>> I can use Option+LeftArrow to move to the previous word. The cursor
>> will be in the front of the word. So if I type something at this
>> point, the text will appear before the word.
>> If I press Option+RightArrow, I will move to the end of the word. So
>> typing at this point will add characters at the end of the word.
>> 
>> The same for Voiceover commands... VO LeftArrow would put me at the
>> beginning of a word. VO RightArrow would put me at the end of a word.
>> 
>> The Mac I saw on Saturday, did not behave this way. When I pressed
>> Option+LeftArrow, I was move to the previous word at the beginning...
>> ok that is fine.
>> But when I press Option+RightArrow I am moved to the beginning of the
>> next word, not the end of the word like I am use to on a Mac.
>> 
>> The same for Voiceover commands... VO RightArrow would put me at the
>> beginning of the next word.
>> 
>> I can not find any setting anywhere that would allow this. I assume it
>> will be a System Preference of some sort since it is not only Voicover
>> commands that this is affecting.
>> 
>> All of the above was while I was in Text Edit.
>> 
>> Please shed some light on this, if you know of the setting. I've been
>> Googling and searching Help to no avail.
>> 
>> The one thing I did not try was rebooting the computer or restarting
>> Voiceover.
>> 
>> Thanks.
>> -Rodney
>> 
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