Thanks, Wes! Looks like the Keyboard shortcuts in the System Preferences is
still set to allow access to everything. I also browsed through many of the
other various settings, just to see if anything else jumped out at me. Didn't
make any changes though. With regard to the problem I am having, I am
apparently unable to expand a collapsed folder simply by hitting right-arrow.
When I do press right-arrow, VoiceOver begins reading additional information
about the folder, such as the date it was last modified, size,etc. I don't
know, I am still trying to figure out exactly what is and is not happening at
this point. :-)
Jenny
On Nov 6, 2010, at 10:36 PM, Wes Smith wrote:
> OK......you also need to make sure that in system prefs under keyboard and
> then under the keyboard shortcuts tab you need to have full keyboard access
> to "all controls" and not just "text boxes and lists only." HTH,
> Wes.
> On Nov 6, 2010, at 8:21 PM, Jenny Wood wrote:
>
>> Hello all. Wow, so okay. I have absolutely no idea what I did, but
>> apparently I managed to hit some key combination that modified the way
>> VoiceOver interacts with the Finder window, as well as Mail. I wish I could
>> provide a better visual description of what is happening, but I'm afraid I
>> don't quite understand it myself. Basically, rather than arrowing through
>> the list of files or folders, I have to tab through the list. My husband,
>> who is sighted, said it appears as if the cursor is moving from section to
>> section of the window, as opposed to the next item in the list. However,
>> when VoiceOver is turned off, things appear to operate as normal. Anyway,
>> assuming nobody has any suggestions as to what in the world I may have done,
>> and how to fix it, can anyone perhaps tell me how I might go about resetting
>> my default settings for VoiceOver? That is, of course, if it can in fact be
>> done. I suspect I must have pressed some key combination that triggered the
>> change, but I have to admit it is becoming rather frustrating. <grin> I am
>> using a macbookpro, Snow Leopard. Oh, and if it matters, I currently have
>> my view set to listview, which is what I typically use...
>>
>> Thank you so much for any help you can offer!
>>
>> Jenny
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