Hi to all,
Thank you to Tim and Brian for providing a solution to this issue.
I had been trying to work with Apple for quite some time to get this resolved
with no success.
Your work is much appreciated.
Bob Hill.
> On Jun 7, 2018, at 4:39 PM, Tim Kilburn wrote:
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Hi,
What is likely happening in your case has to do with the VO cursor. In the
Navigation category of the VO Utility, if your mouse pointer ignores the VO
cursor, then the VO-shift-space that Brian mentioned does not click the correct
area. You can do a few different things here. First, you
Try going into your VO Utilities using VO-F8, then down to Navigation, and make
sure that the mouse follows the VO cursor. A friend of mine had this same
problem, and if I’m remembering correctly, this is how we fixed it.
Blessings,
Brian
> On Jun 7, 2018, at 3:25 PM, aliFaisal wrote:
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Brian,
When I do this, it just brings up the apple menu.
Thanks
> On Jun 6, 2018, at 11:53 AM, Brian Hansen wrote:
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> When placing a call on your Mac using FaceTime, once the call is connected to
> your bank, or where ever you want to access an automated system, just hit
> Shift-VO-Space when
When placing a call on your Mac using FaceTime, once the call is connected to
your bank, or where ever you want to access an automated system, just hit
Shift-VO-Space when the call is connected, and you will be able to manually
enter in digits just as if you were using a regular phone.
Blessing
: Re: DTMF entry during a FaceTime call
Hi Jason,
What I have experienced is that dtmf tones cannot be generated once a call has
connected in facetime.
What I have had to do is enter the number I want to call, then insert commas to
create pauses in my dialing string until the system ans
Hi Jason,
What I have experienced is that dtmf tones cannot be generated once a call has
connected in facetime.
What I have had to do is enter the number I want to call, then insert commas to
create pauses in my dialing string until the system answers, then enter the
desired number to activate
