, Thank you very much for this valuable information.very much appreciated.
Warm Regards, Brendon Donohue
On 14 Mar 2015, at 9:26 am, Richard G Applegate via Talk
talk@lists.window-eyes.com wrote:
To anyone interested in using Google Docs with Window-Eyes:
I did a little google search regarding one of the features of Google Docs. I
thought the results might be helpful to others.
Here's what Google Help has to say about Compact and Normal Controls:
Full screen mode and compact controls
If you've ever wanted more room to work in one of your documents, you can now
free up some space by viewing them in full screen or compact controls mode.
Here's how:
For compact controls, click the Hide the menus button on the right side of the
toolbar. You can also go to the View menu and select Compact controls or use
the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+F.
For full screen mode, go to the View menu and select Full screen.
If you're in full screen mode, you can return to regular viewing mode by
hitting the Esc or Escape key.
Google Docs will remember the view settings you've selected for your documents,
spreadsheets, presentations, and drawings. For example, if you change your view
setting to Full screen while working on a document and to Compact controls
while working on a presentation, the next time you open or create a document or
presentation, it will open in that app's most recent view mode (Full screen
and Compact controls, respectively).
Spreadsheets will remain in compact controls mode between sessions, but not in
full screen mode.
A couple notes:
1. To activate Compact Control Mode, or leave the same, you will need to
either use the bypass key (INSERT-b by default,) or change the Window-Eyes
Search hotkey (CTRL-SHIFT-f by default.)
2. Depending on your Browse Mode/Autoload settings, when leaving full-screen
mode, ESCAPE may place you in Browse Mode; If so, you will need to hit escape a
second time to return to Normal Viewing mode. Remember to hit CTRL-SHIFT-a to
leave Browse Mode before attempting to edit or navigate your document.
HTH.
Richard G Applegate
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