Thanks. Very logical though not quite so with a Windows keyboard attached. I
will leave it intact but move a couple of keys for convenience. I had used
keyboard help and mapped out those keys before but the Windows keyboard doesn’t
have an equals on the number pad. I thought it was weird to
Yes, the 0 prefix is defined in the numeric keypad to do jumps, which I find
very useful especially when reading web sites. I was however off a bit in my
last statement, so I am summarizing how my numeric keypad has things defined.
Hopefully these are all standard.
Also, if you do decide to mak
I thought about redefining all the keys to work like I’m used to, but then I
would not learn how VO works as designed and would not be able to easily use
another machine or help others to learn. It would make life easier on me since
I can’t break completely from Windows due to work. Thanks for
You could set up the numbed commander to have 0-8 used read line function.
By default this keystroke is set to next table I believe.
Best wishes,
Jonathan Cohn
On Thu, Jul 28, 2016 at 5:44 PM Larry Thacker Jr. <
larry.thacker...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I was having some other issues and ended up re
I was having some other issues and ended up restarting the Mac. It seems to
have stopped doing that now. I should probably be reporting to Microsoft
though, because there does seem to be an issue if one navigates up into the
header section of the document with VO. It gets busy, yet some comma
Hello Larry,
I don’t use Word but this doesn’t happen to me in Pages. Is your mouse
following your other cursors? If so, try changing it to Ignore the other
cursors.
Cheers,
Anne
> On 28 Jul 2016, at 00:48, Larry Thacker Jr.
> wrote:
>
> When Working in MS Word, if I switch away from the
When Working in MS Word, if I switch away from the document I’m working on and
come back. The cursor jumps back to the top of the document. I’m pretty sure
I saw this happen in Pages too, but I wouldn’t swear to it. Is there any way
to stop this from happening? It’s quite annoying as I am co
