Hang in there you'll get it. Practice, practice
Aloha,
Charlie
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On Sep 13, 2010, at 10:53 AM, mani wrote:
> Hello Esther
>
> Thank you so much for the detailed explanation and pointing me to some
> resources. It looks like I have a lot to learn,
Hello Esther
Thank you so much for the detailed explanation and pointing me to some
resources. It looks like I have a lot to learn, switching over from
my familiar key-stroke oriented VO to the gesture-oriented VO.
Hopefully, I will have my sanity intact. :)
mani
On Sep 13, 3:22 pm, Esther wro
Hi Mani,
On Sep 13, 2010, mani wrote:
On the address bar, how do I clear the existing text?
I should also have mentioned, that in addition to flicking right to
the "Clear text" button and double-tapping, you can also "split tap"
with the delete key -- touch one finger to the "delete" key
Hi Mani,
You should probably review the basic information in the iPad manual,
that can be found under the Bookmarks of Safari. But let me first
answer your question. When you double tap in an edit field, such as
on the address bar, VoiceOver will say either "insertion point at
start" or
Mani
With vo turned on tap the address text field, you should hear the address
spoken (google.com for example).double tap a slide your finger a bit to the
right and you should find the "clear text button".
Give that a try.
Aloha,
Charlie
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On Sep
Mani,
Allow me some time to see if I can work this out and get back to you. My
partner uses vo more then I and therefore might have the correct answer to your
question. Hang in there
Aloha,
Charlie
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On Sep 13, 2010, at 7:30 AM, mani wrote:
> Ch
Hello Holly:
On the address bar, how do I clear the existing text? I managed to
turn on touch typing using the rotor and start typing but it seems to
append to the end or prepend to the beginning, which gives me a wrong
URL in either case.
I have a strange feeling, I am doing something grossly wr
Hi. You probably have typing set to standard typing, so you will have to
double tap a letter to get it in the text field. There is a roter setting that
changes this, select typing from the roter and select touch typing. This will
make it so that when you find the key you want just lift your fi
Charlie,
I have very limited vision. I do see the address bar and tap it (VO
confirms it is the address bar). I can't see the cursor or the blue
line. Is there a specific gesture for the keys on the keyboard in
order to get the characters to the text field?
Can you please tell me the exact sequen
Mani,
If you have vision you know that the address bar is at the top of your iPad
screen. If you want to enter text there tap the text box, you see the cursor
(blinking blue line) and the keyboard will pop up at the bottom as you
described. Hope I have not added to your frustration.
Aloha,
Hi Mani!
I do not have an I pad!
But have you tried interacting with the text field first, then try typing!
Hope that works, if i'm wrong a I pad user will probably set you right!
:-]
Colin
On 13 Sep 2010, at 17:51, mani wrote:
> Hello there:
> How do you enter text using Voiceover? For example in
Hello there:
How do you enter text using Voiceover? For example in the address bar
in Safari? Or any text field in a form? I know the keyboard appears in
the bottom but when I type the letters, I don't see the letters
transferring to the text field.
I am getting frustrated trying to figure this ou
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