Hi everyone!
First, I thought I'd respond to the discussion on tables. The one I encounter is on my bank's web site. I can find the table and VO-right-arrow through each item. When I'm on the first column of a row, the VO-R command also reads the whole row to me. I can't figure out how to bop straight down a column though. But at least the information is all there.
And I so appreciate those of you who reported the apparent bug here. I was beginning to think I was losing my mind. I just can't seem to quite figure out where I land and when I need to interact and when I don't. I don't remember having this issue in Lion but granted, I only used it a little bit because I was waiting for Mountain Lion before really getting going on this Macbook. The other thing I've apparently lost track of is how to quickly do a google search. I have figured out that if I open Safari and just stay on the tool bar, I can type a url or a search term. I then VO-right-arrow to the html content area where I interact. But it sure seemed to me that there was a keystroke or something that went easily into that google search. But I just can't find it anywhere. But boy I'd sure love a good tutorial and demo of really using Safari in ML. I did create an activity which turns on Quick Nav when I go into Safari, and I was afraid that this was what was messing up my browsing experience.
So I will await further news and see how far I get in the meantime. But thanks so much to all of you who are so on top of all of this stuff. I look forward to doing my part to pay forward. In the meantime, I'm open to all Safari suggestions. Thanks.
Veronica
Watch and hear The Guide Dog Glee Club sing the Star-spangled Banner at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQNLclisGqQ Then find more music from The Guide Dog Glee Club and Veronica Elsea at http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com Veronica Elsea, Owner
Laurel Creek Music Designs
Santa Cruz, California
Phone: 831-429-6407
For the keystroke to quickly go to the address bar where you can either google search, or type in a URL is command+l.
I'll wait, (along with you), for someone to explain tables, since i'm still new to this as well.
Rachel
On Aug 7, 2012, at 8:40 PM, Veronica Elsea <veron...@laurelcreekmusic.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone!
> First, I thought I'd respond to the discussion on tables. The one I encounter is on my bank's web site. I can find the table and VO-right-arrow through each item. When I'm on the first column of a row, the VO-R command also reads the whole row to me. I can't figure out how to bop straight down a column though. But at least the information is all there.
> And I so appreciate those of you who reported the apparent bug here. I was beginning to think I was losing my mind. I just can't seem to quite figure out where I land and when I need to interact and when I don't. I don't remember having this issue in Lion but granted, I only used it a little bit because I was waiting for Mountain Lion before really getting going on this Macbook. > The other thing I've apparently lost track of is how to quickly do a google search. I have figured out that if I open Safari and just stay on the tool bar, I can type a url or a search term. I then VO-right-arrow to the html content area where I interact. But it sure seemed to me that there was a keystroke or something that went easily into that google search. But I just can't find it anywhere. > But boy I'd sure love a good tutorial and demo of really using Safari in ML. I did create an activity which turns on Quick Nav when I go into Safari, and I was afraid that this was what was messing up my browsing experience.
> So I will await further news and see how far I get in the meantime. But thanks so much to all of you who are so on top of all of this stuff. I look forward to doing my part to pay forward. In the meantime, I'm open to all Safari suggestions. Thanks.
> Veronica
> Watch and hear The Guide Dog Glee Club sing the Star-spangled Banner at > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQNLclisGqQ > Then find more music from The Guide Dog Glee Club and Veronica Elsea at > http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com > Veronica Elsea, Owner
> Laurel Creek Music Designs
> Santa Cruz, California
> Phone: 831-429-6407
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Oh how nice. I didn't realize that one could also search with command-L. So when would one use Command-F? And where would this command look for things? Thanks so much.
Veronica
Watch and hear Veronica Elsea's Prayer for a Soldier at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFoIhWrBHFI Then find more music from Veronica Elsea and The Guide Dog Glee Club at:
http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com Veronica Elsea, Owner
Laurel Creek Music Designs
Santa Cruz, California
Phone: 831-429-6407
> For the keystroke to quickly go to the address bar where you can either google search, or type in a URL is command+l.
> I'll wait, (along with you), for someone to explain tables, since i'm still new to this as well.
> Rachel
> On Aug 7, 2012, at 8:40 PM, Veronica Elsea <veron...@laurelcreekmusic.com> wrote:
>> Hi everyone!
>> First, I thought I'd respond to the discussion on tables. The one I encounter is on my bank's web site. I can find the table and VO-right-arrow through each item. When I'm on the first column of a row, the VO-R command also reads the whole row to me. I can't figure out how to bop straight down a column though. But at least the information is all there.
>> And I so appreciate those of you who reported the apparent bug here. I was beginning to think I was losing my mind. I just can't seem to quite figure out where I land and when I need to interact and when I don't. I don't remember having this issue in Lion but granted, I only used it a little bit because I was waiting for Mountain Lion before really getting going on this Macbook.
>> The other thing I've apparently lost track of is how to quickly do a google search. I have figured out that if I open Safari and just stay on the tool bar, I can type a url or a search term. I then VO-right-arrow to the html content area where I interact. But it sure seemed to me that there was a keystroke or something that went easily into that google search. But I just can't find it anywhere.
>> But boy I'd sure love a good tutorial and demo of really using Safari in ML. I did create an activity which turns on Quick Nav when I go into Safari, and I was afraid that this was what was messing up my browsing experience.
>> So I will await further news and see how far I get in the meantime. But thanks so much to all of you who are so on top of all of this stuff. I look forward to doing my part to pay forward. In the meantime, I'm open to all Safari suggestions. Thanks.
>> Veronica
>> Watch and hear The Guide Dog Glee Club sing the Star-spangled Banner at
>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQNLclisGqQ >> Then find more music from The Guide Dog Glee Club and Veronica Elsea at
>> http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com >> Veronica Elsea, Owner
>> Laurel Creek Music Designs
>> Santa Cruz, California
>> Phone: 831-429-6407
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I believe command F searches just the current page or area you're on, Whereas command L gets you to the search field for google or to enter a web address.
On Aug 7, 2012, at 9:20 PM, Veronica Elsea <veron...@laurelcreekmusic.com> wrote:
> Oh how nice. I didn't realize that one could also search with command-L. So when would one use Command-F? And where would this command look for things? Thanks so much.
> Veronica
> Watch and hear Veronica Elsea's Prayer for a Soldier at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFoIhWrBHFI > Then find more music from Veronica Elsea and The Guide Dog Glee Club at:
> http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com > Veronica Elsea, Owner
> Laurel Creek Music Designs
> Santa Cruz, California
> Phone: 831-429-6407
> On 8/7/2012 9:15 PM, Rachel Feinberg wrote:
>> Hi Veronica,
>> For the keystroke to quickly go to the address bar where you can either google search, or type in a URL is command+l.
>> I'll wait, (along with you), for someone to explain tables, since i'm still new to this as well.
>> Rachel
>> On Aug 7, 2012, at 8:40 PM, Veronica Elsea <veron...@laurelcreekmusic.com> wrote:
>>> Hi everyone!
>>> First, I thought I'd respond to the discussion on tables. The one I encounter is on my bank's web site. I can find the table and VO-right-arrow through each item. When I'm on the first column of a row, the VO-R command also reads the whole row to me. I can't figure out how to bop straight down a column though. But at least the information is all there.
>>> And I so appreciate those of you who reported the apparent bug here. I was beginning to think I was losing my mind. I just can't seem to quite figure out where I land and when I need to interact and when I don't. I don't remember having this issue in Lion but granted, I only used it a little bit because I was waiting for Mountain Lion before really getting going on this Macbook.
>>> The other thing I've apparently lost track of is how to quickly do a google search. I have figured out that if I open Safari and just stay on the tool bar, I can type a url or a search term. I then VO-right-arrow to the html content area where I interact. But it sure seemed to me that there was a keystroke or something that went easily into that google search. But I just can't find it anywhere.
>>> But boy I'd sure love a good tutorial and demo of really using Safari in ML. I did create an activity which turns on Quick Nav when I go into Safari, and I was afraid that this was what was messing up my browsing experience.
>>> So I will await further news and see how far I get in the meantime. But thanks so much to all of you who are so on top of all of this stuff. I look forward to doing my part to pay forward. In the meantime, I'm open to all Safari suggestions. Thanks.
>>> Veronica
>>> Watch and hear The Guide Dog Glee Club sing the Star-spangled Banner at
>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQNLclisGqQ >>> Then find more music from The Guide Dog Glee Club and Veronica Elsea at
>>> http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com >>> Veronica Elsea, Owner
>>> Laurel Creek Music Designs
>>> Santa Cruz, California
>>> Phone: 831-429-6407
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> I believe command F searches just the current page or area you're on, Whereas command L gets you to the search field for google or to enter a web address.
> On Aug 7, 2012, at 9:20 PM, Veronica Elsea <veron...@laurelcreekmusic.com> wrote:
>> Oh how nice. I didn't realize that one could also search with command-L. So when would one use Command-F? And where would this command look for things? Thanks so much.
>> Veronica
>> Watch and hear Veronica Elsea's Prayer for a Soldier at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFoIhWrBHFI >> Then find more music from Veronica Elsea and The Guide Dog Glee Club at:
>> http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com >> Veronica Elsea, Owner
>> Laurel Creek Music Designs
>> Santa Cruz, California
>> Phone: 831-429-6407
>> On 8/7/2012 9:15 PM, Rachel Feinberg wrote:
>>> Hi Veronica,
>>> For the keystroke to quickly go to the address bar where you can either google search, or type in a URL is command+l.
>>> I'll wait, (along with you), for someone to explain tables, since i'm still new to this as well.
>>> Rachel
>>> On Aug 7, 2012, at 8:40 PM, Veronica Elsea <veron...@laurelcreekmusic.com> wrote:
>>>> Hi everyone!
>>>> First, I thought I'd respond to the discussion on tables. The one I encounter is on my bank's web site. I can find the table and VO-right-arrow through each item. When I'm on the first column of a row, the VO-R command also reads the whole row to me. I can't figure out how to bop straight down a column though. But at least the information is all there.
>>>> And I so appreciate those of you who reported the apparent bug here. I was beginning to think I was losing my mind. I just can't seem to quite figure out where I land and when I need to interact and when I don't. I don't remember having this issue in Lion but granted, I only used it a little bit because I was waiting for Mountain Lion before really getting going on this Macbook.
>>>> The other thing I've apparently lost track of is how to quickly do a google search. I have figured out that if I open Safari and just stay on the tool bar, I can type a url or a search term. I then VO-right-arrow to the html content area where I interact. But it sure seemed to me that there was a keystroke or something that went easily into that google search. But I just can't find it anywhere.
>>>> But boy I'd sure love a good tutorial and demo of really using Safari in ML. I did create an activity which turns on Quick Nav when I go into Safari, and I was afraid that this was what was messing up my browsing experience.
>>>> So I will await further news and see how far I get in the meantime. But thanks so much to all of you who are so on top of all of this stuff. I look forward to doing my part to pay forward. In the meantime, I'm open to all Safari suggestions. Thanks.
>>>> Veronica
>>>> Watch and hear The Guide Dog Glee Club sing the Star-spangled Banner at
>>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQNLclisGqQ >>>> Then find more music from The Guide Dog Glee Club and Veronica Elsea at
>>>> http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com >>>> Veronica Elsea, Owner
>>>> Laurel Creek Music Designs
>>>> Santa Cruz, California
>>>> Phone: 831-429-6407
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In a web page command option F takes you directly to google search
from what I can tell in ML Command L and this previous command serve
the same exact function
On Aug 8, 12:20 am, Veronica Elsea <veron...@laurelcreekmusic.com>
wrote:
> Oh how nice. I didn't realize that one could also search with command-L.
> So when would one use Command-F? And where would this command look for
> things? Thanks so much.
> Veronica
> Watch and hear Veronica Elsea's Prayer for a Soldier athttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFoIhWrBHFI > Then find more music from Veronica Elsea and The Guide Dog Glee Club at:http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com > Veronica Elsea, Owner
> Laurel Creek Music Designs
> Santa Cruz, California
> Phone: 831-429-6407
> On 8/7/2012 9:15 PM, Rachel Feinberg wrote:
> > Hi Veronica,
> > For the keystroke to quickly go to the address bar where you can either google search, or type in a URL is command+l.
> > I'll wait, (along with you), for someone to explain tables, since i'm still new to this as well.
> > Rachel
> > On Aug 7, 2012, at 8:40 PM, Veronica Elsea <veron...@laurelcreekmusic.com> wrote:
> >> Hi everyone!
> >> First, I thought I'd respond to the discussion on tables. The one I encounter is on my bank's web site. I can find the table and VO-right-arrow through each item. When I'm on the first column of a row, the VO-R command also reads the whole row to me. I can't figure out how to bop straight down a column though. But at least the information is all there.
> >> And I so appreciate those of you who reported the apparent bug here. I was beginning to think I was losing my mind. I just can't seem to quite figure out where I land and when I need to interact and when I don't. I don't remember having this issue in Lion but granted, I only used it a little bit because I was waiting for Mountain Lion before really getting going on this Macbook.
> >> The other thing I've apparently lost track of is how to quickly do a google search. I have figured out that if I open Safari and just stay on the tool bar, I can type a url or a search term. I then VO-right-arrow to the html content area where I interact. But it sure seemed to me that there was a keystroke or something that went easily into that google search. But I just can't find it anywhere.
> >> But boy I'd sure love a good tutorial and demo of really using Safari in ML. I did create an activity which turns on Quick Nav when I go into Safari, and I was afraid that this was what was messing up my browsing experience.
> >> So I will await further news and see how far I get in the meantime. But thanks so much to all of you who are so on top of all of this stuff. I look forward to doing my part to pay forward. In the meantime, I'm open to all Safari suggestions. Thanks.
> >> Veronica
> >> Watch and hear The Guide Dog Glee Club sing the Star-spangled Banner at
> >>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQNLclisGqQ > >> Then find more music from The Guide Dog Glee Club and Veronica Elsea at
> >>http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com > >> Veronica Elsea, Owner
> >> Laurel Creek Music Designs
> >> Santa Cruz, California
> >> Phone: 831-429-6407
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I see that no-one has so far discussed tables with you. While interacting within a table in HTML content, use the VO-Arrow keys to move around in the table. So to move up and down, hold down the VO keys and use up and down arrows. That should move you down in the same column and not push back to the beginning of the row or any of that. Keep in mind that as you get to the bottom of a column, pressing VO-down arrow will wrap you back to the top row and I think, advances you to the next column. To get out of the table, Just get to the upper left or lower right corner of the table and then use normal VO-left or VO-right to move you on outside the table. For me, tables automatically interact when you land on them. I can't remember if that is always the case, default or if I set an option; sorry.
Hope this helps.
On Aug 9, 2012, at 8:44 PM, Brian Fischler <blindga...@gmail.com> wrote:
> In a web page command option F takes you directly to google search
> from what I can tell in ML Command L and this previous command serve
> the same exact function
> On Aug 8, 12:20 am, Veronica Elsea <veron...@laurelcreekmusic.com>
> wrote:
>> Oh how nice. I didn't realize that one could also search with command-L.
>> So when would one use Command-F? And where would this command look for
>> things? Thanks so much.
>> Veronica
>> Watch and hear Veronica Elsea's Prayer for a Soldier athttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFoIhWrBHFI >> Then find more music from Veronica Elsea and The Guide Dog Glee Club at:http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com >> Veronica Elsea, Owner
>> Laurel Creek Music Designs
>> Santa Cruz, California
>> Phone: 831-429-6407
>> On 8/7/2012 9:15 PM, Rachel Feinberg wrote:
>>> Hi Veronica,
>>> For the keystroke to quickly go to the address bar where you can either google search, or type in a URL is command+l.
>>> I'll wait, (along with you), for someone to explain tables, since i'm still new to this as well.
>>> Rachel
>>> On Aug 7, 2012, at 8:40 PM, Veronica Elsea <veron...@laurelcreekmusic.com> wrote:
>>>> Hi everyone!
>>>> First, I thought I'd respond to the discussion on tables. The one I encounter is on my bank's web site. I can find the table and VO-right-arrow through each item. When I'm on the first column of a row, the VO-R command also reads the whole row to me. I can't figure out how to bop straight down a column though. But at least the information is all there.
>>>> And I so appreciate those of you who reported the apparent bug here. I was beginning to think I was losing my mind. I just can't seem to quite figure out where I land and when I need to interact and when I don't. I don't remember having this issue in Lion but granted, I only used it a little bit because I was waiting for Mountain Lion before really getting going on this Macbook.
>>>> The other thing I've apparently lost track of is how to quickly do a google search. I have figured out that if I open Safari and just stay on the tool bar, I can type a url or a search term. I then VO-right-arrow to the html content area where I interact. But it sure seemed to me that there was a keystroke or something that went easily into that google search. But I just can't find it anywhere.
>>>> But boy I'd sure love a good tutorial and demo of really using Safari in ML. I did create an activity which turns on Quick Nav when I go into Safari, and I was afraid that this was what was messing up my browsing experience.
>>>> So I will await further news and see how far I get in the meantime. But thanks so much to all of you who are so on top of all of this stuff. I look forward to doing my part to pay forward. In the meantime, I'm open to all Safari suggestions. Thanks.
>>>> Veronica
>>>> Watch and hear The Guide Dog Glee Club sing the Star-spangled Banner at
>>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQNLclisGqQ >>>> Then find more music from The Guide Dog Glee Club and Veronica Elsea at
>>>> http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com >>>> Veronica Elsea, Owner
>>>> Laurel Creek Music Designs
>>>> Santa Cruz, California
>>>> Phone: 831-429-6407
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if u have multiple tables with colums do you have to vo left and vo wrote to go to colums with in a table?
not sure if this makes any sense.
Hank
On 8/16/2012 10:48 PM, Steve Holmes wrote:
> I see that no-one has so far discussed tables with you. While interacting within a table in HTML content, use the VO-Arrow keys to move around in the table. So to move up and down, hold down the VO keys and use up and down arrows. That should move you down in the same column and not push back to the beginning of the row or any of that. Keep in mind that as you get to the bottom of a column, pressing VO-down arrow will wrap you back to the top row and I think, advances you to the next column. To get out of the table, Just get to the upper left or lower right corner of the table and then use normal VO-left or VO-right to move you on outside the table. For me, tables automatically interact when you land on them. I can't remember if that is always the case, default or if I set an option; sorry.
> Hope this helps.
> On Aug 9, 2012, at 8:44 PM, Brian Fischler <blindga...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> In a web page command option F takes you directly to google search
>> from what I can tell in ML Command L and this previous command serve
>> the same exact function
>> On Aug 8, 12:20 am, Veronica Elsea <veron...@laurelcreekmusic.com>
>> wrote:
>>> Oh how nice. I didn't realize that one could also search with command-L.
>>> So when would one use Command-F? And where would this command look for
>>> things? Thanks so much.
>>> Veronica
>>> Watch and hear Veronica Elsea's Prayer for a Soldier athttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFoIhWrBHFI >>> Then find more music from Veronica Elsea and The Guide Dog Glee Club at:http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com >>> Veronica Elsea, Owner
>>> Laurel Creek Music Designs
>>> Santa Cruz, California
>>> Phone: 831-429-6407
>>> On 8/7/2012 9:15 PM, Rachel Feinberg wrote:
>>>> Hi Veronica,
>>>> For the keystroke to quickly go to the address bar where you can either google search, or type in a URL is command+l.
>>>> I'll wait, (along with you), for someone to explain tables, since i'm still new to this as well.
>>>> Rachel
>>>> On Aug 7, 2012, at 8:40 PM, Veronica Elsea <veron...@laurelcreekmusic.com> wrote:
>>>>> Hi everyone!
>>>>> First, I thought I'd respond to the discussion on tables. The one I encounter is on my bank's web site. I can find the table and VO-right-arrow through each item. When I'm on the first column of a row, the VO-R command also reads the whole row to me. I can't figure out how to bop straight down a column though. But at least the information is all there.
>>>>> And I so appreciate those of you who reported the apparent bug here. I was beginning to think I was losing my mind. I just can't seem to quite figure out where I land and when I need to interact and when I don't. I don't remember having this issue in Lion but granted, I only used it a little bit because I was waiting for Mountain Lion before really getting going on this Macbook.
>>>>> The other thing I've apparently lost track of is how to quickly do a google search. I have figured out that if I open Safari and just stay on the tool bar, I can type a url or a search term. I then VO-right-arrow to the html content area where I interact. But it sure seemed to me that there was a keystroke or something that went easily into that google search. But I just can't find it anywhere.
>>>>> But boy I'd sure love a good tutorial and demo of really using Safari in ML. I did create an activity which turns on Quick Nav when I go into Safari, and I was afraid that this was what was messing up my browsing experience.
>>>>> So I will await further news and see how far I get in the meantime. But thanks so much to all of you who are so on top of all of this stuff. I look forward to doing my part to pay forward. In the meantime, I'm open to all Safari suggestions. Thanks.
>>>>> Veronica
>>>>> Watch and hear The Guide Dog Glee Club sing the Star-spangled Banner at
>>>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQNLclisGqQ >>>>> Then find more music from The Guide Dog Glee Club and Veronica Elsea at
>>>>> http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com >>>>> Veronica Elsea, Owner
>>>>> Laurel Creek Music Designs
>>>>> Santa Cruz, California
>>>>> Phone: 831-429-6407
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If a table is long, to get to the first cell in the first row, press fn+vo+left arrow. To get to the last cell of the table in the last row, press fn+vo+right arrow.
Also, if you have a few tables present, to move to a table on a page press vo+command+t. You can do it repeatedly to move quickly from table to table. To go to a previous table, press shift+vo+command+t.
Hopes this helps.
Andrew
On 17 Aug 2012, at 06:48, Steve Holmes <steve.holme...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I see that no-one has so far discussed tables with you. While interacting within a table in HTML content, use the VO-Arrow keys to move around in the table. So to move up and down, hold down the VO keys and use up and down arrows. That should move you down in the same column and not push back to the beginning of the row or any of that. Keep in mind that as you get to the bottom of a column, pressing VO-down arrow will wrap you back to the top row and I think, advances you to the next column. To get out of the table, Just get to the upper left or lower right corner of the table and then use normal VO-left or VO-right to move you on outside the table. For me, tables automatically interact when you land on them. I can't remember if that is always the case, default or if I set an option; sorry.
> Hope this helps.
> On Aug 9, 2012, at 8:44 PM, Brian Fischler <blindga...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> In a web page command option F takes you directly to google search
>> from what I can tell in ML Command L and this previous command serve
>> the same exact function
>> On Aug 8, 12:20 am, Veronica Elsea <veron...@laurelcreekmusic.com>
>> wrote:
>>> Oh how nice. I didn't realize that one could also search with command-L.
>>> So when would one use Command-F? And where would this command look for
>>> things? Thanks so much.
>>> Veronica
>>> Watch and hear Veronica Elsea's Prayer for a Soldier athttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFoIhWrBHFI >>> Then find more music from Veronica Elsea and The Guide Dog Glee Club at:http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com >>> Veronica Elsea, Owner
>>> Laurel Creek Music Designs
>>> Santa Cruz, California
>>> Phone: 831-429-6407
>>> On 8/7/2012 9:15 PM, Rachel Feinberg wrote:
>>>> Hi Veronica,
>>>> For the keystroke to quickly go to the address bar where you can either google search, or type in a URL is command+l.
>>>> I'll wait, (along with you), for someone to explain tables, since i'm still new to this as well.
>>>> Rachel
>>>> On Aug 7, 2012, at 8:40 PM, Veronica Elsea <veron...@laurelcreekmusic.com> wrote:
>>>>> Hi everyone!
>>>>> First, I thought I'd respond to the discussion on tables. The one I encounter is on my bank's web site. I can find the table and VO-right-arrow through each item. When I'm on the first column of a row, the VO-R command also reads the whole row to me. I can't figure out how to bop straight down a column though. But at least the information is all there.
>>>>> And I so appreciate those of you who reported the apparent bug here. I was beginning to think I was losing my mind. I just can't seem to quite figure out where I land and when I need to interact and when I don't. I don't remember having this issue in Lion but granted, I only used it a little bit because I was waiting for Mountain Lion before really getting going on this Macbook.
>>>>> The other thing I've apparently lost track of is how to quickly do a google search. I have figured out that if I open Safari and just stay on the tool bar, I can type a url or a search term. I then VO-right-arrow to the html content area where I interact. But it sure seemed to me that there was a keystroke or something that went easily into that google search. But I just can't find it anywhere.
>>>>> But boy I'd sure love a good tutorial and demo of really using Safari in ML. I did create an activity which turns on Quick Nav when I go into Safari, and I was afraid that this was what was messing up my browsing experience.
>>>>> So I will await further news and see how far I get in the meantime. But thanks so much to all of you who are so on top of all of this stuff. I look forward to doing my part to pay forward. In the meantime, I'm open to all Safari suggestions. Thanks.
>>>>> Veronica
>>>>> Watch and hear The Guide Dog Glee Club sing the Star-spangled Banner at
>>>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQNLclisGqQ >>>>> Then find more music from The Guide Dog Glee Club and Veronica Elsea at
>>>>> http://www.laurelcreekmusic.com >>>>> Veronica Elsea, Owner
>>>>> Laurel Creek Music Designs
>>>>> Santa Cruz, California
>>>>> Phone: 831-429-6407
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