Hi Yuma,
Perhaps you can clarify your requirement? The way I've used hotspots, closing
the associated app renders them inapplicable. When I reopen the app my hotspot
again becomes active.
Only way I know to save them is via the export preferences menu item in the
voiceOver utility. Perhaps
The hot spots are automatically saved, until you either replace them or get rid
of them. Unfortunately, you can only have up to 10 hot spots, from numbers 1
through 0. That's Apple's design. The hot spots are only active if the program
associated with them is open because it's a quick way of
Thanks for those clarifications.
I always thought hotspots just didn't work anymore once a program was closed
for some reason.
This actually makes more sense anyway, but i always used hotspots for document
referrals only, but this sort of changes a bit more of my workflow :)
Thanks again
Hi,
Hotspots are persistent through reboots. I'm not sure whether this was true in
the earliest versions of the OS when they were first introduced in Leopard,
though. They do have to be someplace that VoiceOver can see, though -- else
we could set hot spots for the problematic app icons that
Hi all!
Whilst playing around with hotspots I also found that you can find out what is
in a particular hotspot!
If you do not want to look at all your current hotspots but want to look at 8
only you press vo+command+8 and it will tell you what you have there!
Oh yeah Jes great podcast!
Colin
Hi list,
This might be something that's already been answered, but here it goes:
Can the hotspots continue to be active when a program closes, and is there a
way to save them somewhere? Maybe using keyboard maestro or quickeyes?
There are a bunch of hotspots i'd need to have beyond the
