Yes indeed Esther with the mouse there is no problem. Incidentally, this isn't
specific to my machine. I kidnapped my Fiancee's computer when she wasn't
looking and could replicate the same issues on that machine. BOth are running
10.6.3, so your notion that it's a version specific issue coul
Hi,
I think this must be specific to the Snow Leopard version you're
using. What happens if you click with an actual mouse or trackpad
click on the entry with VoiceOver turned off? Can you just type in a
new name?
Cheers,
Esther
Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote:
Again Ester unfortunately not.
Again Ester unfortunately not. When I press tab, focus changes to the table
containing the list of cards. Oddly enough, when I use shift-tab to return to
the groups table, the bug outlined in my previous message arises.
Cheers
Dónal
On 12 May 2010, at 19:47, Esther wrote:
> Hi Dónal,
>
> A
Hi Esther,
Afraid this doesn't solve it. I'd tried something similar, (however including
the step of interacting first) but to no avail.
Another issue that just (inadvertently) came to light is the following:
1. open Addressbook;
2. simply press command-shift-n to create a new group. NOte th
Hi Dónal,
A shorter variation to try to change the Group Name in Address Book:
After you go to the group you want to rename (i.e., you've interacted
with the group table and used VO-Down arrow or VO-Up arrow), just
press tab, then type in the new name.
Do not interact with the group entry a
Hi Dónal,
You need to use the delete key (without holding down the Control and
Option keys) just after you've created the new group, while it is
highlighted, and before you move around. If you try to go to the
group and interact, and then press the delete key, your Mac will
indeed try to
Ah interesting :) OK what happens in this one (for me) is this:
1. I go to the group I want to edit;
2. I interact with it. Vo says "interacting with edit text"
3 I press delete, at which point it tries to delete the group rather than the
text.
I tried the workaround of:
1. finding the group
oh I hadn't experienced that. Maybe you might want to report it. :)
On 12 May 2010, at 18:24, Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote:
> Nice workaround Marie Cheers !:)
>
> I presume the other part of this bug, namely where pressing the delete key
> delets the group rather than editing the name has also been
Nice workaround Marie Cheers !:)
I presume the other part of this bug, namely where pressing the delete key
delets the group rather than editing the name has also been reported to Apple?
Dónal
On 12 May 2010, at 18:17, marie Howarth wrote:
> This is a bug that's been reported to Apple,
> OK, go
or indeed on the maccessibility site below
http://maccessibility.net/guides/mac-os-x-applications/address-book/quick-start-guide/
both the same article. :) Hope it helps
On 12 May 2010, at 17:54, Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ok I'm having one of those days I'd rather forget, because I've d
This is a bug that's been reported to Apple,
OK, good news, there's a work around.
Check out this blog and I give instructions how to get around this problem in
address book.
http://blindbabbles.wordpress.com/2010/03/25/address-book-a-quick-start/
Hope this helps you :)
On 12 May 2010, at 17:54,
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