I have remapped my caps lock key, I did that almost as soon as you first
emailed us the directions. My only thought was that the vo-cmd commands, like h
for heading or t for table, are not fully used (there are letters and
characters unassigned) and some are useless to me, so I'd like to modify
i really do like using the caps lock.
It does make somethings quite a bit faster.
One thing to note: if you use the keyboard commander, you will have to change
the right command in the options.
Thanks.
Chris Bruinenberg
cbrui...@gmail.com
On Sep 27, 2012, at 1:49 PM, Eric Caron wrote:
> Hi
Hi Alex,
If you are wanting to change the key assignments to make the commands
easier why not use the key
remap4macbook application to do this? You could either make the caps lock key
into a Voice Over Key or add a control key to the right side of your keyboard
giving yourself another
Thanks. I didn't think it ible, but you never know until you ask. I have
re-enabled the keyboard commander now and am busy modifying and building useful
scripts which I'll share once I am happy with them. I also had a problem with
the keyboard commander when I first started out since I thought i
Hello Alex,
You can't change the shortcuts for VO commands, the idea is that at least one
basic set of commands will remain consistent on every machine, no matter what
the user does. The commanders give us the flexibility to assign commands to
shortcuts that suit our personal needs.
Cheers,
A
Short of commandders, is it possible to change these assignments? In particular
I'd like to modify some of the vo-cmd keystrokes to make them more useful.
On Sep 27, 2012, at 1:44 AM, Steve Holmes wrote:
> The best way to review current VO key assignments is to do VO-H twice and you
> will be i
The best way to review current VO key assignments is to do VO-H twice and you
will be in the Commands menu with 14 sub menus. Just drill down into all of
these and you will see all possible VO commands and what keys are assigned to
them. there are even some commands which are probably less ofte
Hi Again,
I was reading through this tutorial that someone posted many moons ago and I
was reading the commands and gestures section and most of these didn't sound
familiar to me, not because I am not a full time mac user but the dozens of
times I have used this machine, I don't remember these
