Dear Caitlyn, I’ve just played with the bookmark feature in iText, and I think I have had a positive result. I’ve created a bookmark by hitting command+shift+m. You will be in a dialogue where on the very left you have a table of all the bookmarks you may have created and when you move right, you will find a text field into which some text is automatically entered, i.e. a few words of the line at which your cursor is located. You can change this text and write whatever series of words you wish here, and move to the right to add the bookmark or cancel or delete a bookmark, I assume one of the bookmarks which may already be in your table.
In order to jump to any of your bookmarks, I think you have to make them visible first. The shortcut key combination command+option+m on my macbook air, places the bookmarks table next to the toolbar, just to the right of the toolbar. But it is not easy to find them. Now in order to find it, I had to stop interacting with my text by pressing vo+shift+up arrow. Then I jumped to the toolbar on the left and then vo+right arrow once at which point I heard voiceover say “drawer area”. I interacted with the drawer area and I found the table of bookmarks there and the bookmark button which you don’t actually need because it only activates the bookmark menu which you can get to with command+shift+m. Then I interacted with the table of bookmarks, placed my vo cursor on the bookmark I wanted, then routed mouse cursor to the voiceover cursor with vo+command+f5, double-checked with vo+f5 command to make sure the mouse cursor was on the bookmark and then I performed the mouse click with vo+shift+space bar. Then I stopped interacting with the table and the drawer area and moved to the right until I heard scroll area. This is the area where your text document is. Interact with it, and you should be where your bookmark was created. It worked for me. I must thank you for inspiring me to explore this feature. Otherwise I’d never had known that this can be accomplished. Hope it will work for you too, and hope that my explanation has not confused you. Andrew -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MacVisionaries" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to macvisionaries+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to macvisionaries@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/macvisionaries. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
