Yes, I can confirm this too. Please let's report to accessibility.
Andrew
> On 2 Jan 2015, at 23:59, Nicholas Parsons
> wrote:
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> Has anyone else noticed VoiceOver incorrectly announcing “expanding” when
> disclosure triangles are collapsing? It seems to be a bug introdu
> On Jan 2, 2015, at 16:59, Nicholas Parsons
> wrote:
>
> Has anyone else noticed VoiceOver incorrectly announcing “expanding” when
> disclosure triangles are collapsing? It seems to be a bug introduced with
> Yosemite. If I VO space on a disclosure triangle, whether
Has anyone else noticed VoiceOver incorrectly announcing “expanding” when
disclosure triangles are collapsing? It seems to be a bug introduced with
Yosemite. If I VO space on a disclosure triangle, whether it is collapsed or
expanded, VoiceOver will announce “expanding”. The function works
:
> I use left and right arrow to expand and close disclosure triangles.
> It works 100% of the time.
>
> Jessica
> jldai...@gmail.com
>
> On Mar 17, 2014, at 1:23 PM, Christina C. wrote:
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>> Randomly I will suddenly not be able to expand my email threads. The thing
I use left and right arrow to expand and close disclosure triangles.
It works 100% of the time.
Jessica
jldai...@gmail.com
On Mar 17, 2014, at 1:23 PM, Christina C. wrote:
> Randomly I will suddenly not be able to expand my email threads. The thing
> that always works for me is to turn
eresa Cochran wrote:
> VO-backslash will open disclosure triangles when VO is focused on them. Also,
> you can do the VO-mouse-click (VO-shift-space) or VO-space to have VO
> activate them.
>
> htH,
> Teresa
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Nice, will try them all next time.
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VO-backslash will open disclosure triangles when VO is focused on them.
Also, you can do the VO-mouse-click (VO-shift-space) or VO-space to have
VO activate them.
htH,
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One thing I find works is to turn VO off, right arrow until the message opens
(try moving up and down to re-focus on the conversation if necessary) and then
turn VO back on. This rarely happens to me, but doing the above always fixes it
and is much easier than a restart.
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It does for me.
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> On Dec 23, 2013, at 5:52 AM, Terje Strømberg wrote:
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> Same here from time to time. The only thing i found that works so far, is to
> restart the computer. Fortunately this error don`t occur every day.
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Same here from time to time. The only thing i found that works so far, is to
restart the computer. Fortunately this error don`t occur every day.
Take care
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Hi,
I can’t open a disclosure triangle to view the messages in conversations.
I have my view headers set to custom so it only tells me what I need to know.
Why can’t I open disclosure triangles?
Jessica
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This is so super. Thank you. My son spent time with me today and helped me so
much. I discovered that my biggest issue with opening files is that I did not
realize how long I had to wait before the file actually opened. I tend to be
impatient and my son just kept telling me to wait and let t
If you are in the finder in list view each folder will read
FolderName Collapsed
or
FolderName Expanded
You can use plain old up/down to go up and down the tree and then right
left to expand/collapse the folder. Once expanded, up/down will include
all the child files/folders. If you are focu
I do not hear the word "plus" or "minus". How do I click on it? Sorry for
silly question.
On Aug 13, 2012, at 2:17 PM, Chris wrote:
> Hey at least we do not get those stupid balloons on the mac yea!
>
> On 13/08/2012 17:36, Mark BurningHawk Baxter wrote:
>> It's more like those stupid balloon
Hey at least we do not get those stupid balloons on the mac yea!
On 13/08/2012 17:36, Mark BurningHawk Baxter wrote:
It's more like those stupid balloons that would pop up that said things like, "You
have updates for your computer waiting to be downloaded; click this balloon for more
details."
here is no equivalent on the other platform. Thanks!
On 13/08/2012 15:31, Mary Scott wrote:
I do not understand disclosure triangles. Are they important for me
to work with as a VO user?
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It's more like those stupid balloons that would pop up that said things like,
"You have updates for your computer waiting to be downloaded; click this
balloon for more details." Except that it's nothing like that because these are
accessible, NOT annoying and … just better.
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2 15:31, Mary Scott wrote:
>> I do not understand disclosure triangles. Are they important for me to work
>> with as a VO user?
>>
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I love the literalness of Apple's OS. A disclosure triangle is just that,
tongue NOT in cheek: I triangular area on the screen which, when clicked, will
disclose something to you. You may not need to have this information
disclosed, so it's enclosed in a triangular area. Interacting and/or c
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On Aug 13, 2012, at 10:57 AM, Chris wrote:
> I don't either, there is no equivalent on the other platform. Thanks!
>
> On 13/08/2012 15:31, Mary Scott wrote:
>> I do not understand disclosure triangles.
I don't either, there is no equivalent on the other platform. Thanks!
On 13/08/2012 15:31, Mary Scott wrote:
I do not understand disclosure triangles. Are they important for me to work
with as a VO user?
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Hi, Mary,
Disclosure triangles are used for examining files or browsing for them within a
dialog. Suppose you want to save a file and you want to save it somewhere other
than the default location listed. You can press VO-space on the disclosure
triangle and this will open up a display of
I do not understand disclosure triangles. Are they important for me to work
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t's probably why vo-space failed.
> On 29 Apr 2012, at 12:47, Greg Aikens wrote:
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>> Disclosure triangles are a way to hide or reveal extra info or options. If
>> the disclosure triangle is collapsed, the extra options are hidden and if it
>> is expanded they
only the messages table,
so that's probably why vo-space failed.
On 29 Apr 2012, at 12:47, Greg Aikens wrote:
> Disclosure triangles are a way to hide or reveal extra info or options. If
> the disclosure triangle is collapsed, the extra options are hidden and if it
> is expanded
Disclosure triangles are a way to hide or reveal extra info or options. If the
disclosure triangle is collapsed, the extra options are hidden and if it is
expanded they are displayed. Press VO+Space to toggle a disclosure triangle.
In mail, expanding a disclosure triangle shows the list of
when you hear the words "disclosure triangle" this is an icon representing that
a folder has sub folders.
as an example, if you're in mail and you have a directory like "G-MAIL", this
contains sub directories such as sent and deleted items, etc.
interacting with this component is like any other
Hi all,
As I go through mail messages, and sometimes in other places, I hear
'disclosure triangle". What is this, how do I use it, and how do I get at the
information I imagine it provides when activated? Thanks. As you probably
figured, I am using the mac more now that it runs well (amazing wha
Hi
To Jessie and everyone who helped me with te triangles thing. Thanks!
VO backslash works wonderfully! also love the VO shift M command. I
love figuring out and learning new things to do with this Mac and
VO. :-)
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hey Jennie,
you can open and close disclosure triangles with VO backslash. I have
to do that to open the various categories for iTunes radio and it
works great!!
On 12-Jul-09, at 9:17 PM, Jenny Kennedy (Howard) wrote:
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> Hi my mac using friends,
> all right. I've gone for two
Hi my mac using friends,
all right. I've gone for two, or two and a half weeks not using the
screen at all . Its pretty nice. I have one tiny little trouble
though. That is those disclosure triangles. Namely in iTunes. In my
podcast lists. How the heck do you open them? I tried the VO
e one tiny little trouble
> though. That is those disclosure triangles. Namely in iTunes. In my
> podcast lists. How the heck do you open them? I tried the VO shif M
> thing but I can't figure it out. I did it a few times on the macbook
> keyboard but its kind of broken so using wi
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