try cmd F for the find dialog and see if that works if not try VO keys and F 
type in search and press enter
HTH

Becky and C my clever guide
On Feb 9, 2012, at 7:33 AM, Paul Erkens wrote:

> Dear listers,
> When attempting to find and replace, I'm having a focus problem with 
> voiceover. Does that sound familiar? What happens is: when I select a 
> character that landed in my pdf converted to plain text, I either want to get 
> rid of it, or I want to replace it with what it should have been, like an 
> apostrophe. I first select the character using shift arrows, I then copy it 
> to the clipboard using command c, I then call up the find replace dialog 
> using vo m for menu, e for edit, enter to open the edit menu, f for the find 
> menu. I hit enter on the find menu to open it, arrow down to find and replace 
> and press enter there. The dialog came up the first time, but no more. 
> Instead I seem to be returning to the text, where I came from. What am I 
> doing wrong here?
> 
> Paul.
> 
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