Hi David. Thanks very much for your suggestion. One additional question though. Are these suggestions specific to Jaws? I have Window-Eyes, System Access and of course, for the Mac, Voiceover. Whether or not your suggestions are Jaws specific, I'll take a look at the link you suggested. Thanks very much.
Larry On 2010-10-19, at 1:09 PM, David Bailes wrote: > Hi Larry, > > I presume that you're using a recent version of Audacity (latest version is > 1.3.12). > If a track is the focus, then pressing enter toggles whether that track is > selected or not, but it has no effect on whether the other tracks are > selected. > So if if you want only one track to be selected, you need to go through the > other the other tracks and set them to be not selected if necessary. You may > find the keystroke ctrl+shift+a helpful, as this sets all tracks (and any > selected time range) to unselected. > There's a Jaws guide to audacity at http://bit.ly/axYol6 which you may find > of > some help, > > David. > > original message: > Hi. My problem occurs when I want to apply effects to one specific track from > those that I have opened and imported. It happens whether using the Mac or > windows version of Audacity. > > According to an Audacity demo that I found on BlindCoolTech, my impression is > that if you wish to select one specific track, you make sure that it is in > focus and press enter on it. However, when I do that, all tracks are > selected, > effectively blocking me from working with one of the tracks only. > > Any thoughts on what I might be doing wrong? It's not an accessibility issue, > because the guy doing the demo was blind and using a Mac. So it's me and I'd > like to find out what I'm doing wrong. > > Larry > > > > > > To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: > pc-audio-unsubscr...@pc-audio.org > > To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: pc-audio-unsubscr...@pc-audio.org
