Once you find an app in the apps folder, you can add it to the dock by pressing
command-shift-T.
For Google, once you land in the area that says URL, etc., you can stop
interacting and then try reading the page again. I suspect, but I am not sure,
that these URL results are in a frame, and you
Actually, it's started to behave since I started navigating with the
web rotor menu instead of just going to the results via quick nav
keys. Weird but, as long as it works, I'm not complaining!
On 1/11/13, Kawal Gucukoglu wrote:
> The reason why they don't get along, is because Google and Apple a
The reason why they don't get along, is because Google and Apple are at war!
Kawal.
On 10 Jan 2013, at 05:43 PM, Chris Bruinenberg wrote:
> I've noticed with GOogle and Safari, they don't always get a long.
> You will have to turn voiceover off and back on at times.
>
> On Jan 10, 2013, at 9:0
Yup. AppStore apps should land in the Applications folder with no
further work on your part. I tend to have my browsers set to download to
the desktop so non-AppStore apps tend to land there first and then I
move them after uncompressing/mounting.
CB
On 1/10/13 1:08 PM, Marc Rocheleau wrote:
Hi
Wen you get the weird page, have you tried uninteracting with the html area and
then interacting with it again. I sometimes get this and this works. It's
something about Safari not refreshing properly. It's a bit annoying but quite
doable.
Hth
Lisette
On 11/01/2013, at 7:08 AM, Marc Rochele
ays of dooing a thing.
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From: "Harry Hogue"
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Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2013 11:58 AM
Subject: Re: How to add apps to the doc and searching on google with safari?
Hello,
There are no dumb questions if you don't ask them. You won't know u
Thanks for all the help, I assume all apps downloaded from the app
store automatically go into the applications folder? Also, I'll try
using the web rotor menu but while using quick nav and navigating
through headings that way, pressing VO + space on the result's link
still brings up the weird page
I've never noticed this. I just move by heading, pressing enter or vo-space or
space on the item I want. You could also bring up the web rotor with vo-u,
arrow left or right to headings, then up and down arrow. Since each result is a
heading, you will basically have a list of results here. Press
I've noticed with GOogle and Safari, they don't always get a long.
You will have to turn voiceover off and back on at times.
On Jan 10, 2013, at 9:00 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
> Generally you should store your apps in the Applications folder at the top
> level of your hard drive, not on your desk
Generally you should store your apps in the Applications folder at the
top level of your hard drive, not on your desktop. Most apps probably
won't care but some will and updaters and such tend to assume the
Applications folder as well. Most people tend to use the desktop like a
'work in process
Hello,
There are no dumb questions if you don't ask them. You won't know until you do
ask. To add an app to the Dock, press cmd+shift+T when you are focused on the
name of the app.
As for Google and Safari, make sure you are clicking on the link and not the
"result button." I'm not sure wha
Hey all,
Okay so the subject line makes it sound like these two things are very
random but they aren't so please read on.
I downloaded a couple of apps from the app store and want to add them
to the doc -- I have found them in finder so they're there... but how
do I go about doing this? I tried l
Hi,
Simply hold down the Option key while on the item you wish to move, then use
your arrow keys to move it right or left.
Later...
On 2011-01-21, at 10:11 PM, Kevin Gibbs wrote:
> Can someone remind me of how to move items in the dock?
>
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Hi Kevin!
You can move items to new position by holding down command+option then use the
arrows vo tells you what your moving past so you will be able to put the item
just where you want!
Colin
Qapla!
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On 22 Jan 2011, at 05:15, Wes Smith wrote:
> When the app is open,
When the app is open, go to the doc, find the app CTRL+click if you have a
mouse (this is what I do), or, VO+SHFT+M, and go to options, then hit enter on
"keep in doc."
Also, you can go to the app in your apps folder, and when the app is
highlighted, do a SHFT+CMD+T. That will add it to the doc
Can someone remind me of how to move items in the dock?
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thanks to all
On Dec 29, 9:16 am, Slau wrote:
> Hey Kevin,
> In addition to what Ann mentioned, when an application is running, go to the
> Dock and navigate to the active application, bring up the contextual menu
> with Control-OMption-m and choose "Keep in Dock."
>
> Cheers,
>
> Slau
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Hey Kevin,
In addition to what Ann mentioned, when an application is running, go to the
Dock and navigate to the active application, bring up the contextual menu with
Control-Option-m and choose "Keep in Dock."
Cheers,
Slau
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Hello Kevin,
To add an app to the dock, go to the applications folder by pressing
Cmd-Shift-A, find your app and press Cmd-Shift-T to add it to the dock. These
are standard Mac OS X commands, not VO.
Cheers,
Anne
On 29 Dec 2010, at 06:52, Kevin Gibbs wrote:
> How do you add apps to the Doc?
How do you add apps to the Doc? I added Text Edit to the Doc by
dragging it using the vision I have. There must be a VO method for
dragging stuff around and adding stuff to the Dock but I can't find
it. Any ideas?
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