Right and I do not know because pressing VO shift s just dings.
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mysteries of the world, all the challenges to
our intelligence. You simply turn your mind off
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According to OV help.
Then use the arrow keys to scroll up or down or side to side. To scroll
vertically one page at a time, use Page Up and Page Down. To scroll
horizontally one page at a time, use Shift-Page Up and Shift-Page Down.
I don't think I ever got good feedback on this though. I wonder,
Yes I do that too. Am curious though, what is the VO-shift-S command
for then which interacts with scroll bars?
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"God for you is where you sweep away all the
mysteries of the world, all the challenges to
our intelligence. You simply turn your mind off
and say
That doesn’t seem to work. Using Item Chooser might get that result, but on a
big folder it takes crazy long to come up. Vo Find was similarly pokey. The
mouse idea might prove workable though. I will have to play with that. Maybe
its also time to create some subfolders and organize so that
I have always just typed the prefix of the file I am looking for, for
example when in the Applications folder typing "p r e " gets me to preview
application.
On Sun, Mar 5, 2017 at 9:27 PM E.T. wrote:
> Jonathan,
> Please clarify. When in a folder with hundreds of files, what
> commands do i
Jonathan,
Please clarify. When in a folder with hundreds of files, what
commands do in fact work? So far the only way to scroll and keep the VO
cursor visible is simply to use the up and down arrow keys.
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"God for you is where you sweep away all the
mysteries o
Yes, it is standard in MacOs that the current selection does not move when
using standard scrolling functions like page up or page down. I generally avoid
these commands for the VoiceOver equivalent keys or using a VoiceOver search.
Other things you might find useful depending on your actions:
I did my homework, but I haven’t found the answer to this one. If I want to
move quickly through a list of files in Windows, I can simply press Page down.
The focus will move with me. Not so in Finder. Focus stays where I left it at
last arrow press. Is there any way to make focus travel wi
