John,
thank You! this was exactly what i needed. i am finding that i need
to learn things on the mac after a taxing day at the office. when
needing to be able to make things work with out patients is not a
good combination. thanks for saving this cool MBP of mine.
Pete
On Sep 3
Dear John,
As you navigate round a sheet, does VO read the row and column number?
Is there a way of checking headings of columns if you create them, or
do you have to remember tehM? Can you add sheets to your template the
way you do in Excel so that you have multiple sheets?
John, thank yo
Hi Pete,
I am using Numbers a lot with Snow Leopard, since it is even more
accessible here. Here is some basic VO tips for working with a blank
template in Numbers:
•Launch Numbers so that you have the templates window in front of you,
or press command-shift-N to bring up the template choo
Hi.
When yu see the template chooser just say blank it's the top row and
then in the grid choose blank.
As far as a quick start goes, there isn't one that would help a
visually impaired but there is a number of tutorials I think that can
be accessed from the help menu.
HTH.
Matthew Campbell
Hello,
I have just purchased Iworks and you just use the blank template and
as far as I can tell the formulas are the same as excel.
Steve
On Sep 29, 2009, at 6:29 PM, peter apgar wrote:
>
>> Good evening all,
>
> as i have been playing around with numbers lately. a few questions
> com
> Good evening all,
as i have been playing around with numbers lately. a few questions
come to mind.
1. how does one open a blank worksheet with out all of the options
like budget shopping lists and other formatting choices being selected?
2 after opening this new work sheet can o
