Where on the word are you? Also, are you possibly mistaking the "misspelled
word" sound for the "suggestions available" sound? The former is the sort of
ratchet sound, the latter a higher, shorter tone. Finally, do you have "correct
spelling as I type" enabled in system preferences and in the ap
Yep, I sure am.
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> Before you press the down arrow, are you hearing the noise to indicate that
> there are suggestions?
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Before you press the down arrow, are you hearing the noise to indicate that
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I feel like an idiot because the down arrow trick just simply is not working
for me. VO shift m does work, but no matter what I do, the down arrow followed
by left-right to get to the list of words does nothing for me.
On Feb 2, 2013, at 9:49 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> Getting the list is as eas
Hi Jessica,
If I can figure this out I'll definitely let you know, because like you I am
able to fix a current word, but I'm still not able to, and have never been able
to get to this list of corrections. Same with my iPhone, I have no clue how to
do it there either. Alex and a few others ha
In iOS, if you hear the sound, you can just double tap to dismiss the
suggestion. If you wish to accept the suggestion, just press space. To review
the suggestions, as Alex said you just need to swipe down.
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Getting the list is as easy as putting your cursor just past the last character
of the word and then down arrowing, or moving to anywhere in the word and
hitting vo-shift-m. On iOS, when you hear the auto-correct sound, you can swipe
down (the rotor should auto-select "corrections", but if not y
I was actually wondering that myself; I have that same trouble when it comes to
my mac/IPhone, and have no idea how to go about correcting it. I do fine when
it comes to the current word, but if it comes to trying to find a list, that's
a whole different story, so would love some advice as well
Sounds like you might have quick nav turned on.
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No, the rotor does not need to be set to a particular setting. In fact, you
should not have the rotor as you should have quick nav turned off.
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it just goes to the next line/word/whatever is next.
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does the roter have to be set to a specific setting?
On Feb 2, 2013, at 7:19 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> Actually, I can do that. If I do as you said and place the cursor just after
> the last letter in the word, I can arrow to the correction I want and just
> press enter to have the word replaced
Hi All,
Still not having any luck arrowing down and then left/right to suggestions to
press enter on, and I found a word that said it had like 10 suggestions.
Running os10 with mountain lion, got it in november.
Thank you all so much for the suggestions.
Randy
On Feb 2, 2013, at 7:19 PM,
Ahh, yes, now you mention it that works for me too. Not sure if this has only
happened since Mountain Lion or whether I just never tried that obvious step.
Nicely spotted Alex and thanks for the tip. Nice to know there's a few ways of
doing things.
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Actually, I can do that. If I do as you said and place the cursor just after
the last letter in the word, I can arrow to the correction I want and just
press enter to have the word replaced with that correction. I am running the
very latest OS10 if that matters.
On Feb 2, 2013, at 7:11 PM, Nicho
Just to add a little to Alex's explanation. If you have already typed a word or
hear VoiceOver announce a word as misspelled, you can
• navigate to the word;
• ensure the curser is at the end of the word, before the space
or punctuation;
• ensure quick na
Yes, audio menu, sorry about that. Just make sure you don't activate the "mute
speech" or "mute Voiceover" items!
On Feb 2, 2013, at 3:39 PM, Randy George wrote:
> thanks again, I see an audio menu but not a sounds menu. Is that what you're
> referring to? Yeah, even when turning VO on and of
thanks again, I see an audio menu but not a sounds menu. Is that what you're
referring to? Yeah, even when turning VO on and off repeatedly over the past
few months I've been with out these sounds. Very strange.
Thanks,
Randy
On Feb 2, 2013, at 3:31 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> Both of your
Both of your examples are exactly what should have happened. Vo read "real", so
you hit space and it inserted the word, same for the second example. As I said,
only when there are multiple choices will you see multiple options through
which you can arrow.
As to sounds, yes, you can mute these i
Hi Alex,
Thank you so much for the assist, I really appreciate it. Your explanation has
been really helpful.
I was just testing it out, and let me give you an example of where I'm having
trouble. I was typing the word "really. When I got to the second l in really,
the sound for correctio
When you hear the sound, pause to let vo tell you the correction it thinks you
mean. If you like it, just hit space, else keep typing your word. If there are
multiple corrections, that's when you can press down arrow, then left/right
through them and enter to choose one. In addition, you can mov
whether or not they do i have no idea, as I have no clue how to access them.
whenever i use the arrow keys it just takes me out of the word and I've tried a
number of other tricks that I know of with no avail.
On Feb 2, 2013, at 2:16 PM, "J.P." wrote:
> They should just appear in a list righ
They should just appear in a list right under the field you're typing in.
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hi gang,
How do I access the suggestions that mac/voiceover gives me when i have
incorrectly spelled a word? I hear the noise that indicates they are
available, and it says suggestions, but I have no idea how to get to them and
select the one I want.
Thanks a bunch,
Randy
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