actually list mode should be named table mode as you can view and sort like a
table. Ok that didn't make sence. I've used all 3 and for me to righ taway do
something wiht out interactin is nice.
S
On Aug 14, 2010, at 4:13 PM, Nicolai Svendsen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Let's make one point clear here, i
Hi,
Let's make one point clear here, in case no one has done it yet.
It is not necessary to use List mode Command-2. It depends entirely which view
you are comfortable with. For example, I use Icon a lot, which is Command-1,
but mostly Column view which is Command-3. There are of course benefit
Uh, well that's a bit verbose. Here's my version. It's a bit wordy too, but
contains more actual information.
Two ways to get to finder, which as you have observed is always open.
One, hold down the commend key and press tab until you hear finder,
or two, Press control Option D to get to the do
Ok let's make it simpler Just do vo shift d to get to he finder then hit cmd
shift h to get to your home directory. Forget entirely about the sidebar. There
are keystrokes for changing view in the finder andi usually go cmd 2 on the
numbers ro for list mode.
to get to your computer from wiht in
Greetings all,
I tend to learn better from poking around and RTFMing rather than podcasts.
I'm into Chapter 3 of the VoiceOver getting started guide (URL:
http://www.apple.com/voiceover/info/guide/ ) and am sure I'm making things
much more complecated and am not interpreting the text correctly
