Re: Discovered something in Safari

2012-10-07 Thread Eugenia Firth
Hey Alex
I'm just glad it works! Before, I used to go to finder to check this because I 
have been led to believe that you can check the things.  Any improvements come 
down the line, I'll take them. 


Gigi 
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On Oct 6, 2012, at 8:12 PM, Alex Hall  wrote:

> Right, that's what I mean. Instead of each row being a group with which you 
> must again interact, I wish it would just be a proper table, with file name 
> in the first column, download status in the second, and so on, so you need 
> only interact with the table to start exploring. Right now, you interact with 
> the table, find the item you want, interact again, then move left or right 
> until you find the information. Putting downloads into a table, and not these 
> groups, just seems a more efficient way of doing things, from a vo 
> perspective anyway.
> On Oct 6, 2012, at 9:08 PM, Eugenia Firth  wrote:
> 
>> Hi Alex.
>> Mine did say table when I got on the list of items. I didn't find it to be a 
>> problem, once I figured I had to interact. I only had to interact once for 
>> each download I was testing. 
>> 
>> Gigi
>> 
>> On Oct 6, 2012, at 7:59 PM, Alex Hall  wrote:
>> 
>>> Yes, that new cmd-option=l keystroke is really handy, I just wish the items 
>>> were in a table instead of each item being a group that requires even more 
>>> interaction. Also, the enter key seems random, and I have no idea if it's a 
>>> vo thing, an osx thing, or a web coding thing on the part of the website 
>>> being used at the time. I avoid it and use vo-space (made easier since I 
>>> mapped caps lock to the vo keys) or the quicknav command.
>>> On Oct 6, 2012, at 8:50 PM, Eugenia Firth  wrote:
>>> 
 Hi guys.
 I just discovered something while downloading books from BARD. Maybe some 
 of you guys knew about this, but I sure didn't. Maybe somebody else here 
 didn't know either. 
 
 I had a problem downloading three of my books while on BARD. I had to go 
 ahead and quit Safari, erase the old zip files, find the books again, and 
 start over. I've never had this happen before, but their computer must 
 have been having a problem. 
 
 I had gotten my sighted husband to check the download progress because 
 ours truly hadn't figured out how. He left the room, and I decided to try 
 something. After pressing option command l and getting the list, I then 
 got desperate and interacted with the title of one of them. And lo, when I 
 pressed VO right arrow, there was the progress indicator. I ended up 
 fixing my problem, so all's well. 
 
 I also have just discovered, at least in Bard, that the return key is 
 working instead of control option space on those links. This is definitely 
 better than what has been happening with that command lately. Did it get 
 changed or something? 
 
 Gigi
 
 
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Re: Discovered something in Safari

2012-10-06 Thread Alex Hall
Right, that's what I mean. Instead of each row being a group with which you 
must again interact, I wish it would just be a proper table, with file name in 
the first column, download status in the second, and so on, so you need only 
interact with the table to start exploring. Right now, you interact with the 
table, find the item you want, interact again, then move left or right until 
you find the information. Putting downloads into a table, and not these groups, 
just seems a more efficient way of doing things, from a vo perspective anyway.
On Oct 6, 2012, at 9:08 PM, Eugenia Firth  wrote:

> Hi Alex.
> Mine did say table when I got on the list of items. I didn't find it to be a 
> problem, once I figured I had to interact. I only had to interact once for 
> each download I was testing. 
> 
> Gigi
> 
> On Oct 6, 2012, at 7:59 PM, Alex Hall  wrote:
> 
>> Yes, that new cmd-option=l keystroke is really handy, I just wish the items 
>> were in a table instead of each item being a group that requires even more 
>> interaction. Also, the enter key seems random, and I have no idea if it's a 
>> vo thing, an osx thing, or a web coding thing on the part of the website 
>> being used at the time. I avoid it and use vo-space (made easier since I 
>> mapped caps lock to the vo keys) or the quicknav command.
>> On Oct 6, 2012, at 8:50 PM, Eugenia Firth  wrote:
>> 
>>> Hi guys.
>>> I just discovered something while downloading books from BARD. Maybe some 
>>> of you guys knew about this, but I sure didn't. Maybe somebody else here 
>>> didn't know either. 
>>> 
>>> I had a problem downloading three of my books while on BARD. I had to go 
>>> ahead and quit Safari, erase the old zip files, find the books again, and 
>>> start over. I've never had this happen before, but their computer must have 
>>> been having a problem. 
>>> 
>>> I had gotten my sighted husband to check the download progress because ours 
>>> truly hadn't figured out how. He left the room, and I decided to try 
>>> something. After pressing option command l and getting the list, I then got 
>>> desperate and interacted with the title of one of them. And lo, when I 
>>> pressed VO right arrow, there was the progress indicator. I ended up fixing 
>>> my problem, so all's well. 
>>> 
>>> I also have just discovered, at least in Bard, that the return key is 
>>> working instead of control option space on those links. This is definitely 
>>> better than what has been happening with that command lately. Did it get 
>>> changed or something? 
>>> 
>>> Gigi
>>> 
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Re: Discovered something in Safari

2012-10-06 Thread Eugenia Firth
Hi Alex.
Mine did say table when I got on the list of items. I didn't find it to be a 
problem, once I figured I had to interact. I only had to interact once for each 
download I was testing. 

Gigi

On Oct 6, 2012, at 7:59 PM, Alex Hall  wrote:

> Yes, that new cmd-option=l keystroke is really handy, I just wish the items 
> were in a table instead of each item being a group that requires even more 
> interaction. Also, the enter key seems random, and I have no idea if it's a 
> vo thing, an osx thing, or a web coding thing on the part of the website 
> being used at the time. I avoid it and use vo-space (made easier since I 
> mapped caps lock to the vo keys) or the quicknav command.
> On Oct 6, 2012, at 8:50 PM, Eugenia Firth  wrote:
> 
>> Hi guys.
>> I just discovered something while downloading books from BARD. Maybe some of 
>> you guys knew about this, but I sure didn't. Maybe somebody else here didn't 
>> know either. 
>> 
>> I had a problem downloading three of my books while on BARD. I had to go 
>> ahead and quit Safari, erase the old zip files, find the books again, and 
>> start over. I've never had this happen before, but their computer must have 
>> been having a problem. 
>> 
>> I had gotten my sighted husband to check the download progress because ours 
>> truly hadn't figured out how. He left the room, and I decided to try 
>> something. After pressing option command l and getting the list, I then got 
>> desperate and interacted with the title of one of them. And lo, when I 
>> pressed VO right arrow, there was the progress indicator. I ended up fixing 
>> my problem, so all's well. 
>> 
>> I also have just discovered, at least in Bard, that the return key is 
>> working instead of control option space on those links. This is definitely 
>> better than what has been happening with that command lately. Did it get 
>> changed or something? 
>> 
>> Gigi
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Re: Discovered something in Safari

2012-10-06 Thread Alex Hall
Yes, that new cmd-option=l keystroke is really handy, I just wish the items 
were in a table instead of each item being a group that requires even more 
interaction. Also, the enter key seems random, and I have no idea if it's a vo 
thing, an osx thing, or a web coding thing on the part of the website being 
used at the time. I avoid it and use vo-space (made easier since I mapped caps 
lock to the vo keys) or the quicknav command.
On Oct 6, 2012, at 8:50 PM, Eugenia Firth  wrote:

> Hi guys.
> I just discovered something while downloading books from BARD. Maybe some of 
> you guys knew about this, but I sure didn't. Maybe somebody else here didn't 
> know either. 
> 
> I had a problem downloading three of my books while on BARD. I had to go 
> ahead and quit Safari, erase the old zip files, find the books again, and 
> start over. I've never had this happen before, but their computer must have 
> been having a problem. 
> 
> I had gotten my sighted husband to check the download progress because ours 
> truly hadn't figured out how. He left the room, and I decided to try 
> something. After pressing option command l and getting the list, I then got 
> desperate and interacted with the title of one of them. And lo, when I 
> pressed VO right arrow, there was the progress indicator. I ended up fixing 
> my problem, so all's well. 
> 
> I also have just discovered, at least in Bard, that the return key is working 
> instead of control option space on those links. This is definitely better 
> than what has been happening with that command lately. Did it get changed or 
> something? 
> 
> Gigi
> 
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Discovered something in Safari

2012-10-06 Thread Eugenia Firth
Hi guys.
I just discovered something while downloading books from BARD. Maybe some of 
you guys knew about this, but I sure didn't. Maybe somebody else here didn't 
know either. 

I had a problem downloading three of my books while on BARD. I had to go ahead 
and quit Safari, erase the old zip files, find the books again, and start over. 
I've never had this happen before, but their computer must have been having a 
problem. 

I had gotten my sighted husband to check the download progress because ours 
truly hadn't figured out how. He left the room, and I decided to try something. 
After pressing option command l and getting the list, I then got desperate and 
interacted with the title of one of them. And lo, when I pressed VO right 
arrow, there was the progress indicator. I ended up fixing my problem, so all's 
well. 

I also have just discovered, at least in Bard, that the return key is working 
instead of control option space on those links. This is definitely better than 
what has been happening with that command lately. Did it get changed or 
something? 

Gigi


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