Just finished installing our snowy buddy here, quick nav has been the
first thing I've toyed with, and Josh is so right to be as
enthusiastic as he is in the review. This is probably the neatest
peace of usability I've seen from Apple so far! Totally simple to
learn, and faster to navigate and e
Obviously, you can't have every VO command available via just he arrow
keys. :) However, you can assign any VO commands to the Numpad,
Trackpad, or Keyboard commands in SL.
On Aug 28, 2009, at 9:29 AM, william lomas wrote:
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> hi josh but as stated in article, its limitations are present so
ah wow thanks for this now it does sound appealing! lol
On 28 Aug 2009, at 20:43, John André Netland wrote:
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> Hi Will,
>
> There is a huge difference between having the VO keys locked, and
> using the QuickNav feature.
>
> When VO keys are locked, you do not have access to the keyboard for
>
A little correction Scott; when QuickNav is enabled, up and down takes
you between the items that matches the category you have set with the
rotor. Left and right takes you left or right on the screen. It works
similar as on an iPHone. Left and right is like flicking left and
right with on
Haven't tried it myself yet, but according to the review I just read:
hit left and right arrows together to enable or disable quick nav,
once enabled, arrow keys alone act as if VO keys are being held down,
Hit down and right arrows together to interact,
Hit down and left arrows together to end in
Hi Will,
There is a huge difference between having the VO keys locked, and
using the QuickNav feature.
When VO keys are locked, you do not have access to the keyboard for
normal use, and you will need to hold the shift key to interact and
stop interacting.
With QuickNav on, you can do it a
cs relating to the use of Mac OS X by
the blind"
Sent: Friday, August 28, 2009 3:04 PM
Subject: anyone tried quicknav?
>
> hi all has anyone yet tried quicknav in snowleopard?
> If so how does one interact etc, if not using the voiceover keys?
> WIll
>
>
> >
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hi steve it is just like having control and option locked now though
as in leopard so doubt i'd need it
On 28 Aug 2009, at 17:22, Steven M. Sawczyn wrote:
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> I've used it, you use different combinations of the arrow keys to
> interact, ETC...
>
> Steve
>
> On Aug 28, 2009, at 10:04 AM, willia
I've used it, you use different combinations of the arrow keys to
interact, ETC...
Steve
On Aug 28, 2009, at 10:04 AM, william lomas wrote:
hi all has anyone yet tried quicknav in snowleopard?
If so how does one interact etc, if not using the voiceover keys?
WIll
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hi josh but as stated in article, its limitations are present so you
can't go to the doc with this feature etc etc? so you would still need
to use the VO keys to accomplish tasks like links lists, etc
On 28 Aug 2009, at 16:27, Josh de Lioncourt wrote:
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> Will,
>
> QuickNav is one of my favo
Will,
QuickNav is one of my favorite features of Snow Leopard. I discuss
this in my review on Lioncourt.com, but essentially, Left/Right arrows
toggle QuickNav on and off. Down-Right interacts. Down-Left stops
interacting. Up-Down clicks an item, same as VO-Space.
HTH.
On Aug 28, 2009, at
Will, you interact by pressing down and right arrow together.
On Aug 28, 2009, at 10:04 AM, william lomas wrote:
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> hi all has anyone yet tried quicknav in snowleopard?
> If so how does one interact etc, if not using the voiceover keys?
> WIll
>
>
> >
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hi all has anyone yet tried quicknav in snowleopard?
If so how does one interact etc, if not using the voiceover keys?
WIll
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