Me personally, I use list view, I don't like icon view.at all.I like
everything vertical.
On Nov 6, 2010, at 8:21 PM, Jenny Wood wrote:
> Hello all. Wow, so okay. I have absolutely no idea what I did, but
> apparently I managed to hit some key combination that modified the way
> Voice
Your welcome. :) I always happy to help wherever I can. The reason I new was
because I've done the same thing that you did countless times. I don't use it
either, never have, never wull.
On Nov 6, 2010, at 8:21 PM, Jenny Wood wrote:
> Hello all. Wow, so okay. I have absolutely no idea what
Hi Eric,
As you may have already read, I did finally manage to get things back to
normal. :-) However, I do usually use listview. Do you find that the iconview
is better?
Jenny
On Nov 6, 2010, at 11:17 PM, Eric Oyen wrote:
> what view are you in on finder. it sounds like list view.
> try h
Holy cow!!! You nailed it! I have no idea why this didn't occur to me. LOL
As soon as I read your message, I remembered that I had used quicknav earlier
today, and apparently it didn't get turned off. I don't use quicknav very
often at this point, so I guess that might explain why it didn't
Or also, control option lock. To turn this on or off you hit control option +
;.
On Nov 6, 2010, at 8:21 PM, Jenny Wood wrote:
> Hello all. Wow, so okay. I have absolutely no idea what I did, but
> apparently I managed to hit some key combination that modified the way
> VoiceOver interacts w
what view are you in on finder. it sounds like list view.
try hitting the control panel for finder and finding the icon view.
-Eric
On Nov 6, 2010, at 9:11 PM, Jenny Wood wrote:
> Thanks, Wes! Looks like the Keyboard shortcuts in the System Preferences is
> still set to allow access to everyt
Could it be quick nav? Try turning on and off quick nav. Left and right arrow
together turns it on and off.
On Nov 6, 2010, at 8:21 PM, Jenny Wood wrote:
> Hello all. Wow, so okay. I have absolutely no idea what I did, but
> apparently I managed to hit some key combination that modified the
Thanks, Wes! Looks like the Keyboard shortcuts in the System Preferences is
still set to allow access to everything. I also browsed through many of the
other various settings, just to see if anything else jumped out at me. Didn't
make any changes though. With regard to the problem I am havin
Also, make sure that "automaticly interact when using tab key" is checked in
the VO utility. HTH,
Wes.
On Nov 6, 2010, at 8:21 PM, Jenny Wood wrote:
> Hello all. Wow, so okay. I have absolutely no idea what I did, but
> apparently I managed to hit some key combination that modified the way
OK..you also need to make sure that in system prefs under keyboard and then
under the keyboard shortcuts tab you need to have full keyboard access to "all
controls" and not just "text boxes and lists only." HTH,
Wes.
On Nov 6, 2010, at 8:21 PM, Jenny Wood wrote:
> Hello all. Wow, so okay.
Hi Wes,
Thanks for the reply! Well, while I did successfully reset the default
settings in VoiceOver, I was unable to correct the problem. Sigh. In any case,
I am very grateful for your help! I should have known to check the menu bar
inside of the VoiceOver Utilities window, but I suppose I
Ok..I have no clue what you did but OKlol:)anyway, this is what
you do to reset all settings in Voiceover.
Bring up the Voiceover utility (VO-f8 or FN+VO+f8 if you don't have your keys
set to standard.) Then, go to the menu bar (CTRL+f2) then, file, then "reset
all Voiceover pr
Hello all. Wow, so okay. I have absolutely no idea what I did, but apparently
I managed to hit some key combination that modified the way VoiceOver interacts
with the Finder window, as well as Mail. I wish I could provide a better
visual description of what is happening, but I'm afraid I don'
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