Re: Opening This Folder?

[Barry Hadder]

vo-space opens the folder from the dock as a stack.  You can bring up the 
options menu for a folder in the dock to check if stack is enabled.  There are 
three stack options.  If fan is selected, you will need to interact with it to 
read the contents.


> On Feb 2, 2022, at 12:47, Fazil M.  wrote:
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> Hi, Group.
> On my Doc, I have a folder —called downloads. Voiceover says ‘to open this 
> folder, press ctrl-Option-space. When I press ctrl-option-space, the folder 
> doesn’t open. Am I not using correct command to open this folder?
> Thanks!
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Re: Opening This Folder?

[Brad Snyder]

There is no ALT key on a Mac keyboard.
The correct keyboard command To open the  Downloads folder from the desktop is 
CMD  + OPT + L.

HDH.

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On Feb 2, 2022, at 13:06, Tibor Niesner  wrote:

I recommend press left CMD+Alt and L. 

Tibor.

> 2. 2. 2022 v 20:00, Fazil M. :
> 
> Alt? which one is Alt key?
> Thanks!
>  
> From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com On 
> Behalf Of Tibor Niesner
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>  
> Hello,
>  
> it is impossible open this folder from the dock.
> I open this folder in Finder. I press CMD+Alt+L. 
> Done.
>  
> Best regard.
>  
> Tibor Niesner
> 
> 
>> 2. 2. 2022 v 19:47, Fazil M. :
>>  
>> Hi, Group.
>> On my Doc, I have a folder —called downloads. Voiceover says ‘to open this 
>> folder, press ctrl-Option-space. When I press ctrl-option-space, the folder 
>> doesn’t open. Am I not using correct command to open this folder?
>> Thanks!
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Re: Opening This Folder?

[Tibor Niesner]

I recommend press left CMD+Alt and L. 

Tibor.

> 2. 2. 2022 v 20:00, Fazil M. :
> 
> Alt? which one is Alt key?
> Thanks!
>  
> From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com 
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>  
> Hello,
>  
> it is impossible open this folder from the dock.
> I open this folder in Finder. I press CMD+Alt+L. 
> Done.
>  
> Best regard.
>  
> Tibor Niesner
> 
> 
>> 2. 2. 2022 v 19:47, Fazil M. > <mailto:mfa...@outlook.com>>:
>>  
>> Hi, Group.
>> On my Doc, I have a folder —called downloads. Voiceover says ‘to open this 
>> folder, press ctrl-Option-space. When I press ctrl-option-space, the folder 
>> doesn’t open. Am I not using correct command to open this folder?
>> Thanks!
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Re: Opening This Folder?

['Tim Kilburn' via MacVisionaries]

Hi,

Actually, “impossible” is a strong, and wrong assumption.  While cmd-option-l 
when at the Desktop is also my preferred mode, you can open this folder from 
the Dock.  When focused on the Downloads folder on your Dock, press VO-shift-m 
to bring up the Contextual menu for that Dock item, type o pe e n, or maybe 
even just o p and the Open choice will be presented.  Press return and the 
Downloads folder will open.

Later…


Tim Kilburn
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Apple Professional Learning Specialist
Apple Teacher
(with Swift Playgrounds Recognition)
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> On Feb 2, 2022, at 11:58, Tibor Niesner  wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> it is impossible open this folder from the dock.
> I open this folder in Finder. I press CMD+Alt+L. 
> Done.
> 
> Best regard.
> 
> Tibor Niesner
> 
>> 2. 2. 2022 v 19:47, Fazil M. > >:
>> 
>> Hi, Group.
>> On my Doc, I have a folder —called downloads. Voiceover says ‘to open this 
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>> doesn’t open. Am I not using correct command to open this folder?
>> Thanks!
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RE: Opening This Folder?

[Fazil M.]

Alt? which one is Alt key?

Thanks!

 

From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com  On 
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Subject: Re: Opening This Folder?

 

Hello,

 

it is impossible open this folder from the dock.

I open this folder in Finder. I press CMD+Alt+L. 

Done.

 

Best regard.

 

Tibor Niesner





2. 2. 2022 v 19:47, Fazil M. mailto:mfa...@outlook.com> >:

 

Hi, Group.

On my Doc, I have a folder —called downloads. Voiceover says ‘to open this 
folder, press ctrl-Option-space. When I press ctrl-option-space, the folder 
doesn’t open. Am I not using correct command to open this folder?

Thanks!

 

 

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Re: Opening This Folder?

[Tibor Niesner]

Hello,

it is impossible open this folder from the dock.
I open this folder in Finder. I press CMD+Alt+L. 
Done.

Best regard.

Tibor Niesner

> 2. 2. 2022 v 19:47, Fazil M. :
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> Hi, Group.
> On my Doc, I have a folder —called downloads. Voiceover says ‘to open this 
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Opening This Folder?

[Fazil M.]

Hi, Group.

On my Doc, I have a folder -called downloads. Voiceover says 'to open this
folder, press ctrl-Option-space. When I press ctrl-option-space, the folder
doesn't open. Am I not using correct command to open this folder?

Thanks!

 

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Re: Opening Drive/Folder in ListView?

[Brad Snyder]

You can open drives or folders in List view, or any view, using CMD + O, or CMD 
+ Down Arrow.

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On Feb 22, 2021, at 22:44, Fazil  wrote:

Hi, Group.

Just a quick question,

How can I open drives or folders when I am in List View, please?

Thanks!

 

 


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Opening Drive/Folder in ListView?

[Fazil]

Hi, Group.

Just a quick question,

How can I open drives or folders when I am in List View, please?

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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Chris Blouch]

I checked mine and documents was already checked. I would think they 
would set spotlight to search documents by default. That seems like the 
primary use case for it.


CB

Ryan Mann wrote:
If you're going to use Spotlight to quickly find documents, make sure 
the documents category is checked under Spotlight preferences.  I 
kept wondering why it didn't find my grocery list, then I opened 
Spotlight preferences and saw that the documents category was 
unchecked.


On Jul 14, 2010, at 11:11 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:

Even better, you can do command-space which brings up spotlight and 
just type a few characters of the file you're wanting. It will then, 
more or less instantly, show a list of matches. You can navigate this 
list to get to the specific file. Search on Windows was always 
horribly slow to the point of using it only in desperation. Spotlight 
is fast enough that some even use it as an app launcher by typing in 
Saf and arrowing down to find Safari and launch it.


CB

sister Heather Albright wrote:
I have not received my mac yet but was wondering if you have a run 
command and you can type the drive with the folder and the name of 
the file.  For example: in windows you can do windows run to run and 
c:/folder name / name of file.  I was just wondering because that is 
how I get to my files on the pc.  If you don't, I wrote down the 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Carolyn]

Eric:
I've tried working with that Vo-lock thing, and found it didn't work with many 
of the keys.  I'm in agreement that while I love what Apple has done, I find 
myself wishing for a 6-fingered hand a lot of times:)
I don't think you can re-assign Vo keys, but I'll enquire of the guys next time 
I go in for a training session.
In the mean time, keep those fingers scramblin':)

Carolyn
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  Subject: Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder


  Hi list,

  I set up short cut keys for both getting to the desk top and the doc with 
keyboard commander.  When I press the keys I assigned I jump to the desk top or 
doc from any application.  I'm sure you could set this up for the Documents 
folder but I just jump to the desk top then use the built in commands from 
there.  

  the bigger question for me is can't we have a single key to operate voice 
over?  I find it very difficult on my Mac Book to hold down option Control and 
shift with my left hand then hunt around with my right hand to find the D key 
to get to the short cut for the desk top.  If for example the caps lock key 
could be the VO keys then I could leave my fingers on the home row and 
basically reach all the keyboard commands.  Anyone know of a way to assign VO 
to be the caps lock key or have another idea?  I suppose one help could be to 
use VO lock keys, that isOption Control Semi colon.  I find that this also 
tangles up my fingers .

  Best

  Eric Caron 
  On Jul 14, 2010, at 5:30 PM, Chris Moore wrote:

   command shift D in the finder opens up a window called desktop.  
   
   I wonder if a keyboard commander key could be created to open up the 
documents folder (or any folder for that matter) then you would not have to be 
in the finder to open the docs folder.
   On 14 Jul 2010, at 22:25, Sarah Alawami wrote:
   
   Not that I'm aware of. you have to do it only from with in the finder. 
that's where these commands work only from the finder.
   
   S
   On Jul 14, 2010, at 1:51 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
   
   Is there a special setting to enable command shift d to go to the 
desktop? It doesn't work here. Of course, command shift d is the send again 
when in mail, but I just tried it while in ITunes and while in the doc and it 
didn't do anything.
   
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Ricardo Walker]

Hi,

why don't you just press control F3 to go to the doc?

hth
On Jul 15, 2010, at 12:13 PM, Eric Caron wrote:

 Hi list,
 
   I set up short cut keys for both getting to the desk top and the doc 
 with keyboard commander.  When I press the keys I assigned I jump to the desk 
 top or doc from any application.  I'm sure you could set this up for the 
 Documents folder but I just jump to the desk top then use the built in 
 commands from there.  
 
 the bigger question for me is can't we have a single key to operate voice 
 over?  I find it very difficult on my Mac Book to hold down option Control 
 and shift with my left hand then hunt around with my right hand to find the D 
 key to get to the short cut for the desk top.  If for example the caps lock 
 key could be the VO keys then I could leave my fingers on the home row and 
 basically reach all the keyboard commands.  Anyone know of a way to assign VO 
 to be the caps lock key or have another idea?  I suppose one help could be to 
 use VO lock keys, that isOption Control Semi colon.  I find that this also 
 tangles up my fingers .
 
 Best
 
 Eric Caron 
 On Jul 14, 2010, at 5:30 PM, Chris Moore wrote:
 
 command shift D in the finder opens up a window called desktop.  
 
 I wonder if a keyboard commander key could be created to open up the 
 documents folder (or any folder for that matter) then you would not have to 
 be in the finder to open the docs folder.
 On 14 Jul 2010, at 22:25, Sarah Alawami wrote:
 
 Not that I'm aware of. you have to do it only from with in the finder. 
 that's where these commands work only from the finder.
 
 S
 On Jul 14, 2010, at 1:51 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
 
 Is there a special setting to enable command shift d to go to the desktop? 
 It doesn't work here. Of course, command shift d is the send again when 
 in mail, but I just tried it while in ITunes and while in the doc and it 
 didn't do anything.
 
 Mary
 
 Mary Otten
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shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Donna Goodin]

I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key for 
opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to the Dock.  
Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go through all the 
folders till I get to documents is really getting on my nerves, and it seems 
like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't able to manipulate files 
to the extent that you can if you just go in the long way.
Thanks,
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[michael babcock]

you can do vo+H to open the home folder, but I don't know of one to go to the 
documents folder.
On Jul 14, 2010, at 5:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:

 I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key 
 for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to the 
 Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go through 
 all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on my nerves, and 
 it seems like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't able to 
 manipulate files to the extent that you can if you just go in the long way.
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

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Hi,

That's COmmand-Shift-H, actually, and only works from the Finder. That is not a 
VoiceOver specific shortcut, and there are none for actually going into folders 
where VOiceOVer is concerned..

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On Jul 14, 2010, at 3:04 PM, michael babcock wrote:

 you can do vo+H to open the home folder, but I don't know of one to go to the 
 documents folder.
 On Jul 14, 2010, at 5:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
 I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key 
 for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to the 
 Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go 
 through all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on my 
 nerves, and it seems like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't 
 able to manipulate files to the extent that you can if you just go in the 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Matthew Campbell]

The easiest way to do this is to press Command shift h to open your home or 
user folder and then go to docs from there.
If there is an easier way I'd be happy to know of it my self.
HTH
Matt
On 2010-07-14, at 9:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:

 I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key 
 for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to the 
 Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go through 
 all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on my nerves, and 
 it seems like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't able to 
 manipulate files to the extent that you can if you just go in the long way.
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Chris Moore]

Donna,

Use Command + TAB to switch to the finder appl, then press command + shift  + O 
and that will open the documents folder.

Chris 
On 14 Jul 2010, at 14:18, Donna Goodin wrote:

 I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key 
 for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to the 
 Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go through 
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 it seems like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't able to 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

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Arg, that's too bad.  thanks, Nic.
Donna
On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:06 AM, Nicolai Svendsen wrote:

 Hi,
 
 That's COmmand-Shift-H, actually, and only works from the Finder. That is not 
 a VoiceOver specific shortcut, and there are none for actually going into 
 folders where VOiceOVer is concerned..
 
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 On Jul 14, 2010, at 3:04 PM, michael babcock wrote:
 
 you can do vo+H to open the home folder, but I don't know of one to go to 
 the documents folder.
 On Jul 14, 2010, at 5:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
 I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key 
 for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to 
 the Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go 
 through all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on my 
 nerves, and it seems like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't 
 able to manipulate files to the extent that you can if you just go in the 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Donna Goodin]

Well, that at least saves a couple of steps.
Thanks,
Donna
On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:07 AM, Matthew Campbell wrote:

 The easiest way to do this is to press Command shift h to open your home or 
 user folder and then go to docs from there.
 If there is an easier way I'd be happy to know of it my self.
 HTH
 Matt
 On 2010-07-14, at 9:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
 I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key 
 for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to the 
 Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go 
 through all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on my 
 nerves, and it seems like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't 
 able to manipulate files to the extent that you can if you just go in the 
 long way.
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Donna Goodin]

Thanks, Michael.  
Best,
Donna
On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:04 AM, michael babcock wrote:

 you can do vo+H to open the home folder, but I don't know of one to go to the 
 documents folder.
 On Jul 14, 2010, at 5:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
 I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key 
 for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to the 
 Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go 
 through all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on my 
 nerves, and it seems like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't 
 able to manipulate files to the extent that you can if you just go in the 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Michael Busboom]

Hello Donna,

I put a Documents shortcut on the Dock, and it works fine.

HTH,

Mike

On 2010-07-14 15:34, Donna Goodin wrote:

Well, that at least saves a couple of steps.
Thanks,
Donna
On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:07 AM, Matthew Campbell wrote:

   

The easiest way to do this is to press Command shift h to open your home or 
user folder and then go to docs from there.
If there is an easier way I'd be happy to know of it my self.
HTH
Matt
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I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key for 
opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to the Dock.  
Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go through all the 
folders till I get to documents is really getting on my nerves, and it seems 
like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't able to manipulate files 
to the extent that you can if you just go in the long way.
Thanks,
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Donna Goodin]

Oh, thank you!  I knew I wasn't imagining this! :)
Take care,
Donna
On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:08 AM, Chris Moore wrote:

 Donna,
 
 Use Command + TAB to switch to the finder appl, then press command + shift  + 
 O and that will open the documents folder.
 
 Chris 
 On 14 Jul 2010, at 14:18, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
 I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key 
 for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to the 
 Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go 
 through all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on my 
 nerves, and it seems like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't 
 able to manipulate files to the extent that you can if you just go in the 
 long way.
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Donna Goodin]

Oh, interesting idea.  Makes a lot of sense.
Cheers,
Donna
On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:22 AM, Michael Busboom wrote:

 Hello Donna,
 
 I put a Documents shortcut on the Dock, and it works fine.
 
 HTH,
 
 Mike
 
 On 2010-07-14 15:34, Donna Goodin wrote:
 Well, that at least saves a couple of steps.
 Thanks,
 Donna
 On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:07 AM, Matthew Campbell wrote:
 
   
 The easiest way to do this is to press Command shift h to open your home or 
 user folder and then go to docs from there.
 If there is an easier way I'd be happy to know of it my self.
 HTH
 Matt
 On 2010-07-14, at 9:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
 
 I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key 
 for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to 
 the Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go 
 through all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on my 
 nerves, and it seems like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[sister Heather Albright]

I have not received my mac yet but was wondering if you have a run command and 
you can type the drive with the folder and the name of the file.  For example: 
in windows you can do windows run to run and c:/folder name / name of file.  I 
was just wondering because that is how I get to my files on the pc.  If you 
don't, I wrote down the command to get to the files folder for the mac.  Thanks 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Chris Blouch]

If you explore the menu bar in the finder you'll find a bunch of these 
shortcuts under the Go menu such as Applications, Utilities and Desktop.


CB

Donna Goodin wrote:

Oh, thank you!  I knew I wasn't imagining this! :)
Take care,
Donna
On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:08 AM, Chris Moore wrote:

  

Donna,

Use Command + TAB to switch to the finder appl, then press command + shift  + O 
and that will open the documents folder.

Chris 
On 14 Jul 2010, at 14:18, Donna Goodin wrote:




I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key for 
opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to the Dock.  
Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go through all the 
folders till I get to documents is really getting on my nerves, and it seems 
like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't able to manipulate files 
to the extent that you can if you just go in the long way.
Thanks,
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RE: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Blake Sinnett]

Hi Heather,

 

You can do this from finder by pressing CMD-Shift-G for go to. Then just type 
the path to your folder. Also take note that Macs use the forward slash instead 
of backslash.

 

Hth,

Blake
 


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Subject: Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder
Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2010 09:19:07 -0500




I have not received my mac yet but was wondering if you have a run command and 
you can type the drive with the folder and the name of the file.  For example: 
in windows you can do windows run to run and c:/folder name / name of file.  I 
was just wondering because that is how I get to my files on the pc.  If you 
don't, I wrote down the command to get to the files folder for the mac.  Thanks 
Heather 
 

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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Chris Blouch]

Even better, you can do command-space which brings up spotlight and just 
type a few characters of the file you're wanting. It will then, more or 
less instantly, show a list of matches. You can navigate this list to 
get to the specific file. Search on Windows was always horribly slow to 
the point of using it only in desperation. Spotlight is fast enough that 
some even use it as an app launcher by typing in Saf and arrowing down 
to find Safari and launch it.


CB

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I have not received my mac yet but was wondering if you have a run 
command and you can type the drive with the folder and the name of the 
file.  For example: in windows you can do windows run to run and 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

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Thanks everyone, I wrote that down!  I get my computer I think on Monday!  
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Donna Goodin]

Thanks, Chris.
Donna
On Jul 14, 2010, at 11:07 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:

 If you explore the menu bar in the finder you'll find a bunch of these 
 shortcuts under the Go menu such as Applications, Utilities and Desktop.
 
 CB
 
 Donna Goodin wrote:
 
 Oh, thank you!  I knew I wasn't imagining this! :)
 Take care,
 Donna
 On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:08 AM, Chris Moore wrote:
 
   
 Donna,
 
 Use Command + TAB to switch to the finder appl, then press command + shift  
 + O and that will open the documents folder.
 
 Chris 
 On 14 Jul 2010, at 14:18, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
 
 I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key 
 for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to 
 the Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go 
 through all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on my 
 nerves, and it seems like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't 
 able to manipulate files to the extent that you can if you just go in the 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Carolyn]

I will check into doing this with an apple script when I have my next training 
session.  It's definitely worth exploring.

Carolyn
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  Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2010 7:07 AM
  Subject: Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder


  The easiest way to do this is to press Command shift h to open your home or 
user folder and then go to docs from there.
  If there is an easier way I'd be happy to know of it my self.
  HTH
  Matt
  On 2010-07-14, at 9:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:

   I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key 
for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to the 
Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go through 
all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on my nerves, and it 
seems like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't able to manipulate 
files to the extent that you can if you just go in the long way.
   Thanks,
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Jeffrey Shockley]

Hi,
It's CMD Shift O for Doccuments.
HTH,
Jeffrey
On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:04 AM, michael babcock wrote:

 you can do vo+H to open the home folder, but I don't know of one to go to the 
 documents folder.
 On Jul 14, 2010, at 5:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
 I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key 
 for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to the 
 Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go 
 through all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on my 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Teresa Cochran]

Well, I can use two keystrokes total: VO-D to go to the desktop, then 
command-shift-o to go into documents. (Desktop is already a Finder window.)

Teresa
On Jul 14, 2010, at 6:42 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:

 Oh, interesting idea.  Makes a lot of sense.
 Cheers,
 Donna
 On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:22 AM, Michael Busboom wrote:
 
 Hello Donna,
 
 I put a Documents shortcut on the Dock, and it works fine.
 
 HTH,
 
 Mike
 
 On 2010-07-14 15:34, Donna Goodin wrote:
 Well, that at least saves a couple of steps.
 Thanks,
 Donna
 On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:07 AM, Matthew Campbell wrote:
 
 
 The easiest way to do this is to press Command shift h to open your home 
 or user folder and then go to docs from there.
 If there is an easier way I'd be happy to know of it my self.
 HTH
 Matt
 On 2010-07-14, at 9:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
 
 I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut 
 key for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going 
 to the Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then 
 go through all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on 
 my nerves, and it seems like if you open documents from the dock, you 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Sarah Alawami]

Actually go to the finder and press command shift o.

Take care.

S
On Jul 14, 2010, at 6:07 AM, Matthew Campbell wrote:

 The easiest way to do this is to press Command shift h to open your home or 
 user folder and then go to docs from there.
 If there is an easier way I'd be happy to know of it my self.
 HTH
 Matt
 On 2010-07-14, at 9:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
 I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut key 
 for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to the 
 Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go 
 through all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on my 
 nerves, and it seems like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Carolyn]

Ok, I thought Vo/d was the doc?
H.

I'd better study this one again.

:)
Carolyn
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  Well, I can use two keystrokes total: VO-D to go to the desktop, then 
command-shift-o to go into documents. (Desktop is already a Finder window.)

  Teresa
  On Jul 14, 2010, at 6:42 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:

   Oh, interesting idea.  Makes a lot of sense.
   Cheers,
   Donna
   On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:22 AM, Michael Busboom wrote:
   
   Hello Donna,
   
   I put a Documents shortcut on the Dock, and it works fine.
   
   HTH,
   
   Mike
   
   On 2010-07-14 15:34, Donna Goodin wrote:
   Well, that at least saves a couple of steps.
   Thanks,
   Donna
   On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:07 AM, Matthew Campbell wrote:
   
   
   The easiest way to do this is to press Command shift h to open your home 
or user folder and then go to docs from there.
   If there is an easier way I'd be happy to know of it my self.
   HTH
   Matt
   On 2010-07-14, at 9:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
   
   
   I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut 
key for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for going to 
the Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then go 
through all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on my nerves, 
and it seems like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't able to 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Donna Goodin]

Hi Carolyn,

VO-D is the dock.  This is the same thing that messed me up.  VO-D = Dock, 
Command-Shift D = Desktop.  Command-Shift-O (as I now know, opens documents.
Take care,
Donna
On Jul 14, 2010, at 3:59 PM, Carolyn wrote:

 Ok, I thought Vo/d was the doc?
 H.
  
 I'd better study this one again.
  
 :)
 Carolyn
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 Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 2010 1:03 PM
 Subject: Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder
 
 Well, I can use two keystrokes total: VO-D to go to the desktop, then 
 command-shift-o to go into documents. (Desktop is already a Finder window.)
 
 Teresa
 On Jul 14, 2010, at 6:42 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
  Oh, interesting idea.  Makes a lot of sense.
  Cheers,
  Donna
  On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:22 AM, Michael Busboom wrote:
  
  Hello Donna,
  
  I put a Documents shortcut on the Dock, and it works fine.
  
  HTH,
  
  Mike
  
  On 2010-07-14 15:34, Donna Goodin wrote:
  Well, that at least saves a couple of steps.
  Thanks,
  Donna
  On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:07 AM, Matthew Campbell wrote:
  
  
  The easiest way to do this is to press Command shift h to open your home 
  or user folder and then go to docs from there.
  If there is an easier way I'd be happy to know of it my self.
  HTH
  Matt
  On 2010-07-14, at 9:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
  
  
  I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut 
  key for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for 
  going to the Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, 
  and then go through all the folders till I get to documents is really 
  getting on my nerves, and it seems like if you open documents from the 
  dock, you aren't able to manipulate files to the extent that you can if 
  you just go in the long way.
  Thanks,
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Carolyn]

Thanks Donna.  Thought I was forgetting the basics already:)
Carolyn
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  Hi Carolyn,


  VO-D is the dock.  This is the same thing that messed me up.  VO-D = Dock, 
Command-Shift D = Desktop.  Command-Shift-O (as I now know, opens documents.
  Take care,
  Donna

  On Jul 14, 2010, at 3:59 PM, Carolyn wrote:


Ok, I thought Vo/d was the doc?
H.

I'd better study this one again.

:)
Carolyn
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  Subject: Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder


  Well, I can use two keystrokes total: VO-D to go to the desktop, then 
command-shift-o to go into documents. (Desktop is already a Finder window.)

  Teresa
  On Jul 14, 2010, at 6:42 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:

   Oh, interesting idea.  Makes a lot of sense.
   Cheers,
   Donna
   On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:22 AM, Michael Busboom wrote:
   
   Hello Donna,
   
   I put a Documents shortcut on the Dock, and it works fine.
   
   HTH,
   
   Mike
   
   On 2010-07-14 15:34, Donna Goodin wrote:
   Well, that at least saves a couple of steps.
   Thanks,
   Donna
   On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:07 AM, Matthew Campbell wrote:
   
   
   The easiest way to do this is to press Command shift h to open your 
home or user folder and then go to docs from there.
   If there is an easier way I'd be happy to know of it my self.
   HTH
   Matt
   On 2010-07-14, at 9:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
   
   
   I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a 
shortcut key for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for 
going to the Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, and then 
go through all the folders till I get to documents is really getting on my 
nerves, and it seems like if you open documents from the dock, you aren't able 
to manipulate files to the extent that you can if you just go in the long way.
   Thanks,
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Mary Otten]

Is there a special setting to enable command shift d to go to the desktop? It 
doesn't work here. Of course, command shift d is the send again when in mail, 
but I just tried it while in ITunes and while in the doc and it didn't do 
anything.

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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Sarah Alawami]

Not that I'm aware of. you have to do it only from with in the finder. that's 
where these commands work only from the finder.

S
On Jul 14, 2010, at 1:51 PM, Mary Otten wrote:

 Is there a special setting to enable command shift d to go to the desktop? It 
 doesn't work here. Of course, command shift d is the send again when in 
 mail, but I just tried it while in ITunes and while in the doc and it didn't 
 do anything.
 
 Mary
 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Chris Moore]

command shift D in the finder opens up a window called desktop.  

I wonder if a keyboard commander key could be created to open up the documents 
folder (or any folder for that matter) then you would not have to be in the 
finder to open the docs folder.
On 14 Jul 2010, at 22:25, Sarah Alawami wrote:

 Not that I'm aware of. you have to do it only from with in the finder. that's 
 where these commands work only from the finder.
 
 S
 On Jul 14, 2010, at 1:51 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
 
 Is there a special setting to enable command shift d to go to the desktop? 
 It doesn't work here. Of course, command shift d is the send again when in 
 mail, but I just tried it while in ITunes and while in the doc and it didn't 
 do anything.
 
 Mary
 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Sarah Alawami]

I'll have to play with it. Hmm.

Thanks for the idea.

S
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 command shift D in the finder opens up a window called desktop.  
 
 I wonder if a keyboard commander key could be created to open up the 
 documents folder (or any folder for that matter) then you would not have to 
 be in the finder to open the docs folder.
 On 14 Jul 2010, at 22:25, Sarah Alawami wrote:
 
 Not that I'm aware of. you have to do it only from with in the finder. 
 that's where these commands work only from the finder.
 
 S
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 Is there a special setting to enable command shift d to go to the desktop? 
 It doesn't work here. Of course, command shift d is the send again when 
 in mail, but I just tried it while in ITunes and while in the doc and it 
 didn't do anything.
 
 Mary
 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Ryan Mann]

If you're going to use Spotlight to quickly find documents, make sure the 
documents category is checked under Spotlight preferences.  I kept wondering 
why it didn't find my grocery list, then I opened Spotlight preferences and saw 
that the documents category was unchecked.

On Jul 14, 2010, at 11:11 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:

 Even better, you can do command-space which brings up spotlight and just type 
 a few characters of the file you're wanting. It will then, more or less 
 instantly, show a list of matches. You can navigate this list to get to the 
 specific file. Search on Windows was always horribly slow to the point of 
 using it only in desperation. Spotlight is fast enough that some even use it 
 as an app launcher by typing in Saf and arrowing down to find Safari and 
 launch it.
 
 CB
 
 sister Heather Albright wrote:
 
 I have not received my mac yet but was wondering if you have a run command 
 and you can type the drive with the folder and the name of the file.  For 
 example: in windows you can do windows run to run and c:/folder name / name 
 of file.  I was just wondering because that is how I get to my files on the 
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Re: shortcut key for opening documents folder

[Teresa Cochran]

Sorry; VO-shift-D to go to the desktop.

Teresa
On Jul 14, 2010, at 12:59 PM, Carolyn wrote:

 Ok, I thought Vo/d was the doc?
 H.
  
 I'd better study this one again.
  
 :)
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 Well, I can use two keystrokes total: VO-D to go to the desktop, then 
 command-shift-o to go into documents. (Desktop is already a Finder window.)
 
 Teresa
 On Jul 14, 2010, at 6:42 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
  Oh, interesting idea.  Makes a lot of sense.
  Cheers,
  Donna
  On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:22 AM, Michael Busboom wrote:
  
  Hello Donna,
  
  I put a Documents shortcut on the Dock, and it works fine.
  
  HTH,
  
  Mike
  
  On 2010-07-14 15:34, Donna Goodin wrote:
  Well, that at least saves a couple of steps.
  Thanks,
  Donna
  On Jul 14, 2010, at 9:07 AM, Matthew Campbell wrote:
  
  
  The easiest way to do this is to press Command shift h to open your home 
  or user folder and then go to docs from there.
  If there is an easier way I'd be happy to know of it my self.
  HTH
  Matt
  On 2010-07-14, at 9:18 AM, Donna Goodin wrote:
  
  
  I have a vague recollection that someone once said there is a shortcut 
  key for opening the documents folder, something similar to VO_D for 
  going to the Dock.  Is there such a key?  Having to open my hard disk, 
  and then go through all the folders till I get to documents is really 
  getting on my nerves, and it seems like if you open documents from the 
  dock, you aren't able to manipulate files to the extent that you can if 
  you just go in the long way.
  Thanks,
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Kim,

On Jun 13, 2010, at 3:57 AM, Kimberly thurman wrote:

 I wish there was a command shift key combination to go to the downloads 
 folder.
I agree. However, I just press Command-Shift-H to go to my Home folder, then 
type the letters d o w quickly and it takes me to my Downloads folder.

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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Anna,

You can find a lot of shortcuts like these in the Go menu in the Finder.

Wherever a menu item has a shortcut, you'll find it after the item description. 
Knowing shortcuts saves so much time.

Cheers,

Anne


On Jun 13, 2010, at 1:14 AM, Ana G wrote:

 Anne,
 
 You are a marvel. I really like these shortcuts.
 
 Thanks.
 
 Ciao
 
 Anne writes:
 
 It's much quicker to do Command-Shift-a for Applications, and Command-Shift-o 
 for Documents.
 
 Command-Shift-u for Utilities is also useful.
 
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Kimberly thurman]

Now why didn't I think of that?  :)
On Jun 13, 2010, at 2:30 AM, Anne Robertson wrote:


Hello Kim,

On Jun 13, 2010, at 3:57 AM, Kimberly thurman wrote:

I wish there was a command shift key combination to go to the  
downloads folder.
I agree. However, I just press Command-Shift-H to go to my Home  
folder, then type the letters d o w quickly and it takes me to my  
Downloads folder.


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opening applications folder in the doc

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This seems like a really stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway.  When I hit 
vo space on the applications folder on the doc, it says pressed, but nothing 
happens.  When I do that for other items the items get opened.  Am I doing 
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Ricardo Walker]

Hi,

You have to interact to before using VO spacebar to open an application using 
the apllication browser in the finder.  To not have to interact, I suggest just 
using command O to open an application.

hth 
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 This seems like a really stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway.  When I hit 
 vo space on the applications folder on the doc, it says pressed, but nothing 
 happens.  When I do that for other items the items get opened.  Am I doing 
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[mike Reiser]

To open folders on the doc, you have to hit voshift M and select open. Kind've 
silly but there you go.  

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On Jun 12, 2010, at 9:40 AM, Ricardo Walker wrote:

 Hi,
 
 You have to interact to before using VO spacebar to open an application using 
 the apllication browser in the finder.  To not have to interact, I suggest 
 just using command O to open an application.
 
 hth 
 On Jun 12, 2010, at 10:33 AM, Chris Westbrook wrote:
 
 This seems like a really stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway.  When I 
 hit vo space on the applications folder on the doc, it says pressed, but 
 nothing happens.  When I do that for other items the items get opened.  Am I 
 doing something wrong?
 
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RE: opening applications folder in the doc

[M. Taylor]

As for opening Apps, Folders, etc, I use the key combination taught to me by
Cara many months ago.  The key combo I use is Command+Down Arrow.

Mark

 

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Hi,

You have to interact to before using VO spacebar to open an application
using the apllication browser in the finder.  To not have to interact, I
suggest just using command O to open an application.

hth 
On Jun 12, 2010, at 10:33 AM, Chris Westbrook wrote:

 This seems like a really stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway.  When I
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Mary Otten]

Hi Mark,
I've never tried command down arrow for opening anything. I just tried it on an 
app in the dock and on the applications folder and nothing happened. i had 
quick nav on, so I turned it off, thinking that would make a difference, maybe. 
Still nothing. command down arrow does nothing here. Am I missing a step?

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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Cara Quinn]

  HI chris;

  have you tried pressing enter on the folder in the dock, that you'd like to 
open?…

  YOu should not only be able to see the items in said folder, but you should 
also be given the option to open the folder in Finder rather than just seeing 
it on the dock. 

  Also, pressing VO shift M will also bring up a menu of other options; open 
should be one of them. 

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On Jun 12, 2010, at 7:33 AM, Chris Westbrook wrote:

This seems like a really stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway.  When I hit 
vo space on the applications folder on the doc, it says pressed, but nothing 
happens.  When I do that for other items the items get opened.  Am I doing 
something wrong?

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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Cara Quinn]

  Ah, thanks for the shout out Mark! *big smile*

  However, it seems that in the dock, command down arrow is a fail! eek!

  For the dock (when speaking of folders) I usually use enter or VO shift m. 

  Have a rockin' day / weekend!…

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On Jun 12, 2010, at 9:22 AM, M. Taylor wrote:

As for opening Apps, Folders, etc, I use the key combination taught to me by
Cara many months ago.  The key combo I use is Command+Down Arrow.

Mark



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Hi,

You have to interact to before using VO spacebar to open an application
using the apllication browser in the finder.  To not have to interact, I
suggest just using command O to open an application.

hth 
On Jun 12, 2010, at 10:33 AM, Chris Westbrook wrote:

 This seems like a really stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway.  When I
hit vo space on the applications folder on the doc, it says pressed, but
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Donna Goodin]

Hey, that command down arrow is cool!  I never knew about that.  thanks!
Donna
On Jun 12, 2010, at 5:12 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:

  Ah, thanks for the shout out Mark! *big smile*
 
  However, it seems that in the dock, command down arrow is a fail! eek!
 
  For the dock (when speaking of folders) I usually use enter or VO shift m. 
 
  Have a rockin' day / weekend!…
 
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 On Jun 12, 2010, at 9:22 AM, M. Taylor wrote:
 
 As for opening Apps, Folders, etc, I use the key combination taught to me by
 Cara many months ago.  The key combo I use is Command+Down Arrow.
 
 Mark
 
 
 
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 Subject: Re: opening applications folder in the doc
 
 Hi,
 
 You have to interact to before using VO spacebar to open an application
 using the apllication browser in the finder.  To not have to interact, I
 suggest just using command O to open an application.
 
 hth 
 On Jun 12, 2010, at 10:33 AM, Chris Westbrook wrote:
 
 This seems like a really stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway.  When I
 hit vo space on the applications folder on the doc, it says pressed, but
 nothing happens.  When I do that for other items the items get opened.  Am I
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Cara Quinn]

  Hey Donna, cool beans!

  Also, command down arrow will open folders too. 

  -And, once in a folder, command up arrow will do two things. Firstly, if you 
have something selected, it will unselect it, and then on the second press of 
command up arrow, you'll be moved backward, to the enclosing folder you just 
came from. 

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On Jun 12, 2010, at 2:31 PM, Donna Goodin wrote:

Hey, that command down arrow is cool!  I never knew about that.  thanks!
Donna
On Jun 12, 2010, at 5:12 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:

 Ah, thanks for the shout out Mark! *big smile*
 
 However, it seems that in the dock, command down arrow is a fail! eek!
 
 For the dock (when speaking of folders) I usually use enter or VO shift m. 
 
 Have a rockin' day / weekend!…
 
 Smiles,
 
 CQ :)
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 On Jun 12, 2010, at 9:22 AM, M. Taylor wrote:
 
 As for opening Apps, Folders, etc, I use the key combination taught to me by
 Cara many months ago.  The key combo I use is Command+Down Arrow.
 
 Mark
 
 
 
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 Sent: Saturday, June 12, 2010 7:41 AM
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 Subject: Re: opening applications folder in the doc
 
 Hi,
 
 You have to interact to before using VO spacebar to open an application
 using the apllication browser in the finder.  To not have to interact, I
 suggest just using command O to open an application.
 
 hth 
 On Jun 12, 2010, at 10:33 AM, Chris Westbrook wrote:
 
 This seems like a really stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway.  When I
 hit vo space on the applications folder on the doc, it says pressed, but
 nothing happens.  When I do that for other items the items get opened.  Am I
 doing something wrong?
 
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Donna Goodin]

Oh, weird!  How did you ever figure this out?
Donna
On Jun 12, 2010, at 5:22 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:

  Hey Donna, cool beans!
 
  Also, command down arrow will open folders too. 
 
  -And, once in a folder, command up arrow will do two things. Firstly, if you 
 have something selected, it will unselect it, and then on the second press of 
 command up arrow, you'll be moved backward, to the enclosing folder you just 
 came from. 
 
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 On Jun 12, 2010, at 2:31 PM, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
 Hey, that command down arrow is cool!  I never knew about that.  thanks!
 Donna
 On Jun 12, 2010, at 5:12 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:
 
 Ah, thanks for the shout out Mark! *big smile*
 
 However, it seems that in the dock, command down arrow is a fail! eek!
 
 For the dock (when speaking of folders) I usually use enter or VO shift m. 
 
 Have a rockin' day / weekend!…
 
 Smiles,
 
 CQ :)
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 On Jun 12, 2010, at 9:22 AM, M. Taylor wrote:
 
 As for opening Apps, Folders, etc, I use the key combination taught to me by
 Cara many months ago.  The key combo I use is Command+Down Arrow.
 
 Mark
 
 
 
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 Sent: Saturday, June 12, 2010 7:41 AM
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 Subject: Re: opening applications folder in the doc
 
 Hi,
 
 You have to interact to before using VO spacebar to open an application
 using the apllication browser in the finder.  To not have to interact, I
 suggest just using command O to open an application.
 
 hth 
 On Jun 12, 2010, at 10:33 AM, Chris Westbrook wrote:
 
 This seems like a really stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway.  When I
 hit vo space on the applications folder on the doc, it says pressed, but
 nothing happens.  When I do that for other items the items get opened.  Am I
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Cara Quinn]

  Hi Mary;

  When in the dock, VO space or enter will open a folder or app. YOu can also 
bring up a context menu with VO shift M which will have the 'open' option in it 
as well. 

  I think I just missed the VO space option when responding to Chris and Mark! 
oops!

  Anyway, hope this helps. Have a great day!…

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On Jun 12, 2010, at 1:39 PM, Mary Otten wrote:

Hi Mark,
I've never tried command down arrow for opening anything. I just tried it on an 
app in the dock and on the applications folder and nothing happened. i had 
quick nav on, so I turned it off, thinking that would make a difference, maybe. 
Still nothing. command down arrow does nothing here. Am I missing a step?

mary

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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Mike Pedersen]

Another thing that I find makes use of the applications, downloads, and 
documents icons more useful is to do the following: 
1.  VO+shift+m on the doc icon  that you wish to act upon 
2.  Make sure that folder and list are checked and be sure that stacks or fan 
are not 
After you do this you should find that pressing an up-arrow on these icons will 
present you a list of whatever is in that particular folder.  

Mike


On Jun 12, 2010, at 2:22 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:

  Hey Donna, cool beans!
 
  Also, command down arrow will open folders too. 
 
  -And, once in a folder, command up arrow will do two things. Firstly, if you 
 have something selected, it will unselect it, and then on the second press of 
 command up arrow, you'll be moved backward, to the enclosing folder you just 
 came from. 
 
 Enjoy!…
 
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 On Jun 12, 2010, at 2:31 PM, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
 Hey, that command down arrow is cool!  I never knew about that.  thanks!
 Donna
 On Jun 12, 2010, at 5:12 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:
 
 Ah, thanks for the shout out Mark! *big smile*
 
 However, it seems that in the dock, command down arrow is a fail! eek!
 
 For the dock (when speaking of folders) I usually use enter or VO shift m. 
 
 Have a rockin' day / weekend!…
 
 Smiles,
 
 CQ :)
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 On Jun 12, 2010, at 9:22 AM, M. Taylor wrote:
 
 As for opening Apps, Folders, etc, I use the key combination taught to me by
 Cara many months ago.  The key combo I use is Command+Down Arrow.
 
 Mark
 
 
 
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 From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
 [mailto:macvisionar...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Ricardo Walker
 Sent: Saturday, June 12, 2010 7:41 AM
 To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
 Subject: Re: opening applications folder in the doc
 
 Hi,
 
 You have to interact to before using VO spacebar to open an application
 using the apllication browser in the finder.  To not have to interact, I
 suggest just using command O to open an application.
 
 hth 
 On Jun 12, 2010, at 10:33 AM, Chris Westbrook wrote:
 
 This seems like a really stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway.  When I
 hit vo space on the applications folder on the doc, it says pressed, but
 nothing happens.  When I do that for other items the items get opened.  Am I
 doing something wrong?
 
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Mary Otten]

Hi Cara,
Neither vo plus space or enter does anything for me when in the doc on the 
applications or documents folders. vo shift m brings up the menu that has the 
open option in it.  enter and vo plus space work on the doanload and other 
folders, but not applications or documents. Weird.

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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Cara Quinn]

  Great tips Mike, but be careful of one of these.

  Depending on where a user has the dock positioned, (left, right or bottom of 
the screen) the arrow used to open the folder will be different. I.E. When the 
dock is on the left, the right arrow will open the folder; when it's on the 
right, the left arrow will open the folder. -And, as you say, when it's on the 
bottom of the  screen, the up arrow will open the folder. -The rule of thumb is 
that the arrow that points to the middle of the screen will open the folder. 

  Personally, I just find it easier to either use VO space or enter. -And, if I 
want a context menu, I just use VO shift M. 

HOpe this helps!…

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On Jun 12, 2010, at 2:40 PM, Mike Pedersen wrote:

Another thing that I find makes use of the applications, downloads, and 
documents icons more useful is to do the following: 
1.  VO+shift+m on the doc icon  that you wish to act upon 
2.  Make sure that folder and list are checked and be sure that stacks or fan 
are not 
After you do this you should find that pressing an up-arrow on these icons will 
present you a list of whatever is in that particular folder.  

Mike


On Jun 12, 2010, at 2:22 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:

 Hey Donna, cool beans!
 
 Also, command down arrow will open folders too. 
 
 -And, once in a folder, command up arrow will do two things. Firstly, if you 
 have something selected, it will unselect it, and then on the second press of 
 command up arrow, you'll be moved backward, to the enclosing folder you just 
 came from. 
 
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 On Jun 12, 2010, at 2:31 PM, Donna Goodin wrote:
 
 Hey, that command down arrow is cool!  I never knew about that.  thanks!
 Donna
 On Jun 12, 2010, at 5:12 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:
 
 Ah, thanks for the shout out Mark! *big smile*
 
 However, it seems that in the dock, command down arrow is a fail! eek!
 
 For the dock (when speaking of folders) I usually use enter or VO shift m. 
 
 Have a rockin' day / weekend!…
 
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 On Jun 12, 2010, at 9:22 AM, M. Taylor wrote:
 
 As for opening Apps, Folders, etc, I use the key combination taught to me by
 Cara many months ago.  The key combo I use is Command+Down Arrow.
 
 Mark
 
 
 
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 Hi,
 
 You have to interact to before using VO spacebar to open an application
 using the apllication browser in the finder.  To not have to interact, I
 suggest just using command O to open an application.
 
 hth 
 On Jun 12, 2010, at 10:33 AM, Chris Westbrook wrote:
 
 This seems like a really stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway.  When I
 hit vo space on the applications folder on the doc, it says pressed, but
 nothing happens.  When I do that for other items the items get opened.  Am I
 doing something wrong?
 
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Cara Quinn]

  Hi Mary;

As Mike mentions, if you bring up a context menu on the folders you'd like to 
open, and make sure the list option is checked, you should be in luck. Have you 
tried this already?…

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On Jun 12, 2010, at 2:47 PM, Mary Otten wrote:

Hi Cara,
Neither vo plus space or enter does anything for me when in the doc on the 
applications or documents folders. vo shift m brings up the menu that has the 
open option in it.  enter and vo plus space work on the doanload and other 
folders, but not applications or documents. Weird.

mary

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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Sarah Alawami]

Enter never seems to work for me. I just vo shift m and hit enter on open.

Take care.

S
On Jun 12, 2010, at 2:12 PM, Cara Quinn wrote:

  Ah, thanks for the shout out Mark! *big smile*
 
  However, it seems that in the dock, command down arrow is a fail! eek!
 
  For the dock (when speaking of folders) I usually use enter or VO shift m. 
 
  Have a rockin' day / weekend!…
 
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 On Jun 12, 2010, at 9:22 AM, M. Taylor wrote:
 
 As for opening Apps, Folders, etc, I use the key combination taught to me by
 Cara many months ago.  The key combo I use is Command+Down Arrow.
 
 Mark
 
 
 
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 Subject: Re: opening applications folder in the doc
 
 Hi,
 
 You have to interact to before using VO spacebar to open an application
 using the apllication browser in the finder.  To not have to interact, I
 suggest just using command O to open an application.
 
 hth 
 On Jun 12, 2010, at 10:33 AM, Chris Westbrook wrote:
 
 This seems like a really stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway.  When I
 hit vo space on the applications folder on the doc, it says pressed, but
 nothing happens.  When I do that for other items the items get opened.  Am I
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

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After checking list in the menu that comes up when you hit vo shift m on a 
folder, I did find that pressing enter on the applications folder in the doc 
did open it. thanks.
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Anne Robertson]

Why go to the Dock to open the Applications or Documents folders? It's much 
quicker to do Command-Shift-a for Applications, and Command-Shift-o for 
Documents.

Command-Shift-u for Utilities is also useful.

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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Cara Quinn]

  Hey Anne; -Good points! 

  However, for someone like me who just doesn't have a good memory for lots of 
keyboard shortcuts, and prefers the GUI approach, the Dock option is way more 
intuitive. 

  Thanks so much for the reminder though! As always, you rock!…

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On Jun 12, 2010, at 3:53 PM, Anne Robertson wrote:

Why go to the Dock to open the Applications or Documents folders? It's much 
quicker to do Command-Shift-a for Applications, and Command-Shift-o for 
Documents.

Command-Shift-u for Utilities is also useful.

Cheers,

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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Ana G]

Anne,

You are a marvel. I really like these shortcuts.

Thanks.

Ciao

Anne writes:

It's much quicker to do Command-Shift-a for Applications, and 
Command-Shift-o for Documents.


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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Sarah Alawami]

I'll try it. thanks.

S
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

[Sarah Alawami]

No joy. Jus ttried it. Hmm maybe I'm nusst not meant to do that. lol!

Take care.

S
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

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Maybe you added anothe rfolder to the doc like downloads and you don't want  to 
get there from yoru desktop.

Take care.

S
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Re: opening applications folder in the doc

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I wish there was a command shift key combination to go to the  
downloads folder.

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