I have to disagree with Alex on the insert key functionality.
My system which I believe is default has insert-1 as next link insert -2 as
previous link insert-3 as next-unvisited link
insert -4 as next header
and insert -7 as next input field item.
Best wishes,
Jonathan
Best wishes,
Jonathan
Hi
I have this late 2011 Macbook Pro 13 here with no num pad, and I can use
VoiceOver absolutely fine, especially on El Capitan when I can now use either
or both the caps lock and control-option keys as VoiceOver modifiers.
> On 18 Jun 2016, at 22:52, Arnold Schmidt wrote:
>
> Not yet knowing
, June 19, 2016 2:19 AM
Subject: Re: How Often Would I Need A Numb Pad
Hi!
Well that depends on how you use the keyboard.
There is a numpad commander so that the numpad keys acts as navigation keys
for Voiceover.
For example you navigate with numpad 6 and 4, 2 and 8.
You can interact
macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>
> Subject: Re: How Often Would I Need A Numb Pad
>
> if you're doing specialized work, such as recording, audio production
> etcetera, then you definitely will need a numpad as far as I've heard. I, on
> the other hand, have a full wire
Subject: Re: How Often Would I Need A Numb Pad
if you're doing specialized work, such as recording, audio production etcetera,
then you definitely will need a numpad as far as I've heard. I, on the other
hand, have a full wired keyboard with a numpad, and I keep it tied to my Dell
if you're doing specialized work, such as recording, audio production
etcetera, then you definitely will need a numpad as far as I've heard.
I, on the other hand, have a full wired keyboard with a numpad, and I
keep it tied to my Dell Inspiron E1505, which is running the deprecated
OS, Windows
I use the numpad commander quite a lot, but mostly only when I know I'll be
doing a lot of navigation, like on the web and such.
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> On Jun 19, 2016, at 1:19 AM, Anders Holmberg wrote:
>
> Hi!
> Well that depends on how you use the keyboard.
> There is a numpad commander so
Hi!
Well that depends on how you use the keyboard.
There is a numpad commander so that the numpad keys acts as navigation keys for
Voiceover.
For example you navigate with numpad 6 and 4, 2 and 8.
You can interact with numpad 9 and stop interacting with numpad 7.
For me its really great but that d
You can't use the insert key as a screen reader modifier, only control/option
and caps lock. You can assign tons of commands to the num pad keys, but even
with that option open to me on my wired keyboard here, I never really use it. I
simply find it easier to have my commands on the main keyboar
