Hi Mike, Try this link from the old archives that has Søren's description of how to use Sharp Keys:
http://www.mail-archive.com/disc...@macvisionaries.com/msg47433.html Here's what I did to find this: • I went to the Mail Archive web pages for the old list (December 2005 through January 2009) at: http://www.mail-archive.com/disc...@macvisionaries.com/ You can bookmark this location in Safari with Command-D. If you save it to a location on your bookmarks bar (by using VO-space on the pop up button for the location, when you're prompted where to save), and it is stored in one of the first 9 locations, you can go back to the bookmark by pressing Command and the number of the bookmark location. If it is the first bookmark on the bookmark bar, Command-1 will bring you to this location. • I tabbed to the search text field and typed in "sharp keys fusion remap" and pressed return • I used VO-Command-H to move to the first result post heading link. The link subject was about how to remap the Insert keys in VMware fusion, so I used VO-Right Arrow to check the context. (I have my web navigation set to group mode on the VoiceOver menu for searching the archives). • The context content block had Søren's statement that he uses Sharp Keys to remap and that it could be found with Google. • I used VO-Command-L to move to the link for Søren's name at the end of the excerpt block and used VO-space to select it to put posts from Søren into the search field. The next page that shows is a page of his posts. • I tabbed to the search text field again. Now there are search terms with the words: from:"Søren Jensen" in the search box. I use Command- Right arrow to move past this, so I can add search terms, I press space and I type in "sharp keys" (not in quotation marks), and press return. • I use VO-Command-H to move to the first result post heading link (of the 10 matches that are shown). I VO-Right arrow to the context content and read what are clearly instructions, so I VO-Left arrow back to the link and press VO-Space to bring up the post. • I use Command-L to move to the address bar and Command-C to copy the URL, which I've pasted into this email after switching apps from Safari to mail with Command-tab. Hope this helps you as an example of how to search the archives. In fact, if I remember details about subjects that were posted, I put the terms directly into the search field. The example I gave is how I would run a search from scratch, with no knowledge of what was in the archives. The only other details are that I might read through the post if there's not enough context to decide whether the content might answer my question. Then I would use Command-left bracket to return to my search results page. I can also read up or down the threads with the access keys Control-n to read the next post in the thread and Control-p to read the previous post in the thread. For more complicated searching, I'll mark by search results page for Snapback (Command-Option-K). Then Command-Option-P will always snap me back to the page marked for snapback. Cheers, Esther On May 7, 2009, at 11:47 AM, Michael Huckabay wrote: > > Good evening Would enyone out there know how to map key's using jaw's > under fusion I red the past fred's on this but there was no clear way > how to do this. So I was wundering if someone out there would > clearely explane to me how to do this. > Thank's verry much. > dryden.mikehucka...@gmail.com > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MacVisionaries" group. To post to this group, send email to macvisionaries@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to macvisionaries+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/macvisionaries?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
