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On 10/07/2013, at 10:26 AM, Esther <mori...@mac.com> wrote:
> Hi Alan,
>
> I have a few quick comments and additions to your list of keyboard shortcuts.
> Cmd plus Tab to Switch to the next app or Cmd plus Shift plus Tab to Switch
> to the previous app doesn't work in either iOS 6 or iOS 5 -- these commands
> worked for a while in iOS 4, and apparently in the iOS 5 beta releases to
> move between apps while you were in the App Switcher window. The commands
> are still listed in the aXs Lab page of iOS 5 shortcuts, but they won't work
> as keyboard shortcuts unless someone is still running iOS 4. I would just
> delete these or include an annotation that this shortcut was only in iOS 4.
>
> To get to the notification center using keyboard shortcuts, press Control
> option m (or VO plus m) to move to the status bar, then press Option plus up
> arrow to open the Notification Center. (This is the equivalent of tapping the
> status menu bar and then doing a three finger swipe down with gestures.) You
> can navigate to a specific item with Control option f (or VO plus f) to type
> in a few letters to search for a matching entry, and then press Enter to go
> there. To dismiss the notification center and return to your previous
> screen, press the escape key. On keyboards without an escape key, which
> included some of the iPad keyboards, use Control plus down arrow to move to
> "Dismiss notification center" at the bottom of the screen, and then either
> use Control option space (or VO space), or simultaneously press the up and
> down arrow keys (from QuickNav mode) to activate the dismissal. (This
> question of getting to notifications by keyboard shortcuts was answered
> several months ago on the mac-access list, but I don't remember whether I
> answered it on this list.)
>
> I'll remind people that using Control option h (or VO plus h) from the home
> screen takes you to the Spotlight search field (VoiceOver says "search
> iPhone"), where you can type in a few letters from the name of an app, or a
> contact, or a section of mail, as an easy way to navigate to that item by
> finding the item you want in the list of matches and using VO plus space to
> go there. The spotlight search is more likely used from a keyboard. You
> could modify the entry for VO plus H Go to home screen to add "Go to
> spotlight search if at home screen".
>
> Finally, an alternative way to get into keyboard help mode on keyboards
> without a Control or Option key to press Control option k, is to navigate by
> gestures or by a mixture of gestures and typing to "Settings > General >
> Accessibility > VoiceOver"; double tap or select "VoiceOver" with your
> keyboard, then navigate to "VoiceOver Practice", and double tap or select
> with your keyboard. On the "VoiceOver Practice" screen, flick right past the
> "Done" button in the top right corner. If your keyboard is paired, and you
> have navigated to the VoiceOver practice gestures area (either with your
> keyboard or by gestures), your keyboard will behave exactly as though you had
> pressed Control option k (or VO plus k). This is useful if you have a
> mini-keyboard without Control or Option keys, but where you want to explore
> the key layout, and also will use the arrow keys to navigate a restricted set
> of commands in QuickNav mode. You can exit this keyboard help mode if you
> double tap the "Done" button in the top right corner of the screen (with
> gestures). You can also exit this mode by pressing the "escape" key, if
> there is one on your keyboard.
>
> HTH. There are a few more tricks like using VO shift m to move apps onto
> each other to create folders on your home screen, but they only work in a
> limited way at the present time, and if you make a mistake you'll need to
> toggle VoiceOver off and on again to reset the action of VO shift m.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Esther
>
> On 9 Jul 2013, at 11:38, Alan Paganelli wrote:
>
>> Thanks Chris. I've added it to my collection.
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: Chris H
>> To: viphone@googlegroups.com
>> Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2013 2:01 PM
>> Subject: Re: keyboard
>>
>> Control option shift m.
>>
>> On 09/07/2013 19:35, Anthony Vece wrote:
>> > How do you do a double tap and hold.
>> >
>> > In other words, when you are in the task switcher, and you want to turn an
>> > app off.
>> >
>> > Thanks in advance.
>> >
>> > Anthony
>> >
>> >
>> > Sent from my iPad
>> >
>> > On Jul 9, 2013, at 1:33 PM, "Alan Paganelli"
>> > <alanandsuza...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>> >
>> >> Here is my collection of keyboard commands. Hope these help you out.
>> >>
>> >> iOS Keyboard shortcut commands
>> >>
>> >> VoiceOver VO keys = Control plus Option
>> >>
>> >> General navigation
>> >>
>> >> Keys Action
>> >> VO plus left or right Select previous or next item
>> >> VO plus up or down Performs or move to the selected rotor option
>> >> VO plus Space Activate the selected item. (open app, press button)
>> >> VO plus H Go to home screen
>> >> VO plus H 2 times Open/close multitask pane
>> >> Escape Go back, cancel, close pop-up
>> >> Cmd plus Tab Switch to next app or hold Shift for previous
>> >> VO plus A Read all from first object in selected area
>> >> VO plus B Read all from selected item
>> >> VO plus M Move to status bar
>> >> VO plus I Open Item Chooser for current area
>> >> VO plus F Search and go to match with Enter
>> >> VO plus G Next search match, hold Shift for previous
>> >>
>> >> Handling VoiceOver
>> >>
>> >> Keys Action
>> >> Control Pause/resume speech
>> >> VO plus S Toggle speech off/on
>> >> VO plus Shift plus S Toggle Screen Curtain on/off
>> >> VO plus Cmd plus up or down Adjust the selected speech rotor option
>> >> VO plus Cmd plus left or right Change the speech rotor setting
>> >> VO plus / (slash) Add label to selected item
>> >> VO plus K Start VoiceOver training, Escape to exit
>> >>
>> >> Quick Nav Commands
>> >>
>> >> Turn on "Quick Nav" to use these commands by pressing left plus right
>> >> keys at the same time
>> >>
>> >> Keys Action
>> >> up plus down Activate the selected item. (open app, press button)
>> >> left or right Selects the previous or next item
>> >> up or down Performs or move to the selected rotor option
>> >> up plus left or right Change to next or previous rotor setting
>> >> Option plus left or right Move to next or previous horizontal
>> >> screen/page
>> >> Option plus up or down Move/scroll up or down the screen/page
>> >> Control plus up or down Select the first or last item in the area
>> >> Control plus left or right Go to next or previous container/area
>> >>
>> >> Safari Web Shortcuts
>> >>
>> >> Hold Shift for previous
>> >>
>> >> Keys Action
>> >> H Next heading
>> >> 1 to 6 Next respective heading level 1–6
>> >> L Next link
>> >> S Next text element
>> >> W Next landmark
>> >> R Next text field
>> >> X Next list
>> >> T Next table
>> >> M Next element of same type
>> >> I Next image
>> >> B Next button
>> >> C Next form element
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> Other keyboard commands with Quicknav off
>> >>
>> >> Esther Wed, 07 Jul 2010 15:03:26 -0700
>> >> (from:
>> >> http://www.mail-archive.com/macvisionaries%40googlegroups.com/msg26148.html
>> >>
>> >> Apple Wireless Keyboard, also works on the AmazonBasics KT-1081
>> >>
>> >> eject - toggle showing / hiding virtual keyboard (this key is at top
>> >> right)
>> >>
>> >> tab - move to next text field (e.g. in mail)
>> >> shift tab - move to previous text field
>> >> command z - undo
>> >> shift command z - redo
>> >> command x - cut
>> >> command c - copy
>> >> command v - paste
>> >> command a - select all
>> >>
>> >> control - stops and restarts VoiceOver speaking (e.g., in the middle of a
>> >> two finger flick up or down to read all) command space - change to next
>> >> language keyboard (when you have more than one selected)
>> >>
>> >> shift command space - change to previous language keyboard
>> >>
>> >> General movement and selection commands with command, option, and arrow
>> >> key combinations. (For these sequences, holding down the shift key will
>> >> select as well as move your cursor. On a PC keyboard, the control key can
>> >> be substituted for some, but not all instances of the command key. On
>> >> some keyboards, the Windows key may replace the function of the command
>> >> key.)
>> >>
>> >> left / right arrows - move left or right by character
>> >> shift left / right arrows - select left or right by character
>> >> option left / right arrows - move left or right by word
>> >> shift option left / right arrows - select left or right by word
>> >> command left / right arrows - move to beginning or end of line
>> >> shift command left / right arrows - select to beginning or end of line
>> >> up / down arrows - move up or down by line
>> >> shift up / down arrows - select up or down by line
>> >> command up arrow - move to start of document (page up on PC keyboard)
>> >> shift command up arrow - select to start of document
>> >> command down arrow - move to end of document (page down on PC keyboard)
>> >> shift command down arrow - select to end of document
>> >>
>> >> delete - delete backward by character
>> >> option delete - delete backward by word
>> >> (forward delete sequences with the Fn key do not work)
>> >>
>> >> some emacs-like control key sequences work:
>> >> control a - move to beginning of line
>> >> control e - move to end of line
>> >> control b - move back a character
>> >> control f - move forward a character
>> >> control h - backwards delete a character
>> >> control k - delete to end of line
>> >> control m - insert line feed (blank line)
>> >>
>> >> Selections are slightly tricky, because they are based on your current
>> >> insertion point, so if you select a few words forward by holding down the
>> >> shift key and tapping the option key, then press command up arrow to move
>> >> to the start of the document without releasing the shift key, you will
>> >> end up reversing the selection of the words you started with, and
>> >> selecting all of your document from your starting point to the beginning
>> >> of the document. Similarly, when you arrow down from the middle of a line
>> >> and hold down the shift key, you select all characters from where you
>> >> started to where you move to in the middle of the next line. On a Mac you
>> >> can check your selections while you work, but here you can't. For more
>> >> background details on how these commands work for selection, see my
>> >> archived post on "Moving and Selecting in Cocoa Apps:
>> >> http://www.mail-archive.com/macvisionaries%40googlegroups.com/msg02038.html
>> >>
>> >> Media Controls
>> >>
>> >> F3 - Previous Track
>> >> F4 - Play/pause
>> >> F5 - Next track
>> >> F6 - Mute/unmute
>> >> F7 - Decrease Volume
>> >> F8 - Increase volume
>> >> ----- Original Message -----
>> >> From: Penny Golden
>> >> To: viphone@googlegroups.com
>> >> Sent: Monday, July 08, 2013 1:59 AM
>> >> Subject: Re: keyboard
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> I'll try. I did have a mac for a few days once. I used to know where
>> >> control and option were. On this little keyboard are 5 keyes to the
>> >> left of the spaceBar and Five to the right, if I am not mistaken. But
>> >> I'll give it a whirl and try every combination of said keys.
>> >>
>> >> On 7/8/2013 3:05 AM, Chris H wrote:
>> >>> Try control option k which will invoke the same VoiceOver practice as
>> >>> if you did it through Settings.
>> >>>
>> >>> On 08/07/2013 06:14, Penny Golden wrote:
>> >>>> Hi. I bought a nifty little bluetooth keyboard which pairs
>> >>>> automatically with my iPod. Is there some spot where I can just play
>> >>>> with the keyboard and learn where things are? Can I do that in either
>> >>>> notes or reminders--just hit keys to find out what they are? Thanks.
>> >>>> There are times when the keyboard is just a God-send.
>> >>>> Thanks for any help. Penny
>> >>>>
>> >>>>
>> >>>> On 7/7/2013 11:43 PM, Chuck Dean wrote:
>> >>>>> Thanks, I got it.
>> >>>>> Chuck
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>> On Sunday, July 7, 2013 9:12:20 PM UTC-7, Chuck Dean wrote:
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>> Hi all, I am trying to make a keyboard shortcut to input my email
>> >>>>> address, but every time I try it, the shortcut capitalized the
>> >>>>> first letter. Does any one know of a work around?
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>>
>> >>>>>
>
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