Hi Martin, I can't answer your question, but I am also interested in the
answer. It would be wonderful if there were an updated list of all things
voiceover with respect to all the various ways of interacting with it after
each new major release. That would include braille displays, Bluetooth
keyboards on iOS, and voiceover commands on OS X. If there is such a thing, I
would love to find it. Also, I'm really glad to hear you mention your braille
cards. I think that is a problem we have as we age. Smile. VO F for find has
always been an easy one for me, because it resembles the command I had on
windows with my windows screen reader. Whereas vO I or even VO you are totally
foreign and I never remember them.
Mary
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On Jul 21, 2016, at 8:20 AM, Martin McCormick <martin.m@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:************
Thank you. I didn't know about that command either.
I'll ask another question which is more like knowing how
to fish than getting a fish for today, but what is the best free
resource for finding out all things voiceover?
Occasionally, I have found really good knowledge bases
which turned out later to be stale. I think such things as
drag-and-drop have improved and voiceover for IOS has also improved
which means one needs to be searching the newest knowledge base for
best results.
I probably shouldn't admit this but I have a couple of
Braille cards lying behind my Mac keyboard with a few important
keyboard sequences that I don't use every day but use just often
enough that I need to jog my memory every so often. Control-click
is one and I think the act of writing it down has made it harder
to forget.
Anyway, thanks to you and all on this list for being
so helpful.
Martin
Mary Otten <motten53@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
How about VO f to search, if the string you're looking for is reasonably************
unique, you will either land on it immediately or land on it if you do a
repeat search.
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