Guys,
AS some of you may know, I'm a guy who doesn't yet own a Mac but wishes
to learn as much as I can before buying one. If I open Safari and want to
go to a new website using a link which is not on the current page, How do I
either move myself into the address bar to type a new url, or, what is the
equivalent of the windows command CTRL o in Internet Explorer that opens the
dialog box in which you type a new url to go to. Assume that I don't
automatically move into the HTML content area when Safari opens. In fact,
make no assumptions as to whether I'm in the toolbar, the body of a webpage,
or anywhere else I might be dumped when Safari opens with VO active.
Currently, I'm grabbing occasional opportunities to practice on my wife's
Power PC based 17 inch Mac Powerbook running Leopard. I haven't gone into
VO Utility to customize how VO navigates in Safari. I'm familiar with DOM
and haven't tried Group Mode. If there's a difference between how you do
this in Leopard and how you'd do it in Snow Leopard, please let me know both
recipes.
Thanks,
Kevin
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