Not working on a 5S 4-finger left/right to nobe between apps? How come on my 5S it's working great? The trick is how you place your four finger onscreen: kind of squished together. Good luck! Gera Enviado desde mi iPhone 5S
> El 01/07/2017, a las 7:56 a.m., Richard Turner <richardturne...@outlook.com> > escribió: > > Sandra, keep the expanding memory working, but this one is rather > inconsistent, or at least I’m rather inconsistent with it. > On my 5S, I got it to work a couple times. > On a system I can’t discuss, I have not been able to get it to work. > I’m going to hold off on this one until I am sure I can make it work and > describe it fairly briefly. > I noticed that the four finger swipe left and right seems to work on the > iPhone 6 and later. It does not work on my 5S. > I will move that out of the iPad section with that caveat. > > Thanks for helping get this list as complete as possible. > > Richard > > From: 'Sandratomkins' via VIPhone [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] > Sent: Saturday, July 1, 2017 1:52 AM > To: viphone@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: Ever expanding list of VoiceOver Gestures > > hi Richard, > because you're wonderful list is "ever expanding", so is my investigative > memory! I think you haven't mentioned this one: and I am not sure if I have > it exactly right, but I do use it very often: with the rotor said two words, > flick down once to the end of a targeted word, then double tap and hold, you > get a list of edit functions, sometimes immediately to the left of the cursor > and sometimes at the very bottom right of the screen, this seems to vary, one > of which being "look up". double tap that and the dictionary opens. you will > get a list of dictionary definitions, including other languages, if you have > those enabled. not sure how you would describe this in a quick and Zappy > form… but it is a key and, I suspect, underused function of iOS. > > thanks for compiling this list, Sandy > > sent from the dark side of the moon > > On 30 Jun 2017, at 20:09, Richard Turner <richardturne...@outlook.com> wrote: > > VoiceOver Gestures > Navigate and read > • Select and speak the item: Touch with one finger. > • Select the next or previous item: Swipe right or left with one finger. > • Select an item on the rotor: Swipe up or down with one finger. Depends on > the rotor setting. * Also used to access various options on apps, Email > messages, etc. Anywhere VoiceOver says "Actions available." > • Using the Rotor: Place two fingers on the screen like you were going to > turn a knob, hold them against the screen and twist left or right Select the > next or previous rotor item. Examples of items on the rotor are: speech > rate, character, word, line, heading. You can add other items to the rotor in > the VoiceOver settings. > • Read all from the top of the screen: Two-finger swipe up. > • Read all from the current position: Two-finger swipe down. > • Stop or resume speaking: Two-finger touch. > • To dismiss an alert or go back to the previous screen: Two-finger scrub: > Move two fingers rapidly in a small circle or slide two fingers back and > forth three times quickly (making a “z”) > • Speak Screen: Touch the status bar with one finger and swipe down with two > fingers; only works if Speak Screen is turned on in settings, general, > accessibility, speech. VO will continue reading even if the screen is locked. > • Scroll one page up or down at a time: Three-finger swipe up or down. > • Three-finger swipe right or left. For example): Go to the next or previous > page (on the Home screen. > • Open Notification Center: touch the status bar and swipe down with three > fingers. > • Open Control Panel: Touch status bar and swipe up with three fingers. > • Open Spotlight Search: Touch on the home screen below the status bar and > above the dock and swipe down with three fingers. > • Speak additional information, such as position within a list or whether > text is selected: Three-finger tap. > • Copy last thing spoken by VoiceOver to the clipboard: three-finger > quadruple tap. > • Select the first item on the page: Four-finger tap at top of screen. > • Select the last item on the page: Four-finger tap at bottom of screen. > Activate > • Activate the selected item: Double-tap with one finger. > • Alternative way to activate an item: Split-tap. Touch an item with one > finger, then tap the screen with another, while keeping the first finger on > the screen. > • When a non-VoiceOver user needs to Double-tap an item: VO users need to > Triple-tap with one finger. > • Use a standard gesture: Double-tap and hold (1 second) + standard gesture. > The double-tap and hold gesture tells iPhone to interpret the next gesture as > standard. For example, you can double-tap and hold your finger on the screen > until you hear three rising tones, and then without lifting your finger, drag > your finger on a slider. (Also known as the Pass Through Gesture.) > • Tap 2 times on the clock in status bar to scroll to top in any app. > •To start or stop an action: Two-finger double-tap. This gesture initiates > an action or halts or pauses an action in progress. For example, you can: > •Answer or end a call. > •Play or pause in Music, Videos, Voice Memos, or Photos (slideshows). > •Take a photo in Camera. > •Start or pause recording in Camera or Voice Memos. > •Start or stop the stopwatch. > • Change an item’s label to make it easier to find: Two-finger double-tap and > hold. > • Open the Item Chooser: Two-finger triple-tap. > • Select/deselect text: Turn on "Text Selection" in the VoiceOver rotor > settings, then turn the rotor to Text Selection and flick down to character, > word, line, etc., and then flick right with one finger to select text. Once > selected, turn rotor to edit and flick up or down to copy, print, share, etc. > Much easier than the Two-finger Pinch out/in. > • Mute or unmute VoiceOver: Three-finger double-tap. If both VoiceOver and > Zoom are enabled, use the three-finger triple-tap gesture. > • Turn the screen curtain on or off: Three-finger triple-tap. If both > VoiceOver and Zoom are enabled, use the three-finger quadruple-tap gesture. > • Open or close multitask pane: Four-finger, swipe up or down. > • Switch to next or previous app: Four-finger swipe left or right. > • For iPad only: Go to home screen: 5 fingers pinch in: put all five fingers > on the screen and pinch them in until they are all touching and it is like > tapping the home button once. > • 3D Touch: Place your finger on an app and press, do not tap, this brings up > a shortcut menu depending on the app. For example, on the phone app it > brings up your favorites so you can call them quickly. 3D Touch is available > on devices like the iPhone 6s, 6s Plus, 7s, 7s Plus. > > Other Resources > Apple Accessibility > Anyone using any kind of accessibility features of any Apple device can call > for technical support. Calling seems to be far more effective than writing > them, but it doesn't hurt to report bugs via the Email below. > Phone: 877-204-3930 > Email: accessibil...@apple.com > > Vision Australia > Podcasts on lots of technology, iPhones, iPads, mac computers and even Android > Vision Australia > > VoiceOver-Easy.net > Welcome to VoiceOverEasy.Net! This website was developed in order to provide > a detailed, step by step tutorial for blind and visually impaired users of > the VoiceOver assistive technology found in iPhones and iPads. This site > makes no assumptions that the reader has any previous knowledge of or > experience with iPhones or iPads, and no previous experience using VoiceOver > is necessary to begin using these lessons. There are no pictures or diagrams > on this site. 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