Once again, thank you, Karen and others for the answers. I have so much to
learn.
Best wishes
Andrew
> On 23 Jun 2022, at 02:22, Karen Lewellen wrote:
>
> Hi Andrew,
> actually answering the second question as well.
> Lynx is a browser, and there is a compiled edition that, according to thei
Actually, I open up terminal and then cd to the folder I want. In there, I
issue the command: mv file1 /path/to/folder/ and hit the enter key. It’s easy
peasy.
-Eric
> On Jun 22, 2022, at 11:07 AM, Andrew Leland wrote:
>
> Hey all,
>
> I'm a lifelong sighted Mac user currently in the proces
When you are in the Finder and the folder you want, you can copy the file with
[command] + [c].
Then, move to the folder you want to put the file in and issue the following
command:
[command] + [option] + [v]
This moves the file from he first location to the second.
Hth,
Jeff
> On Jun 26, 2
The other option is to run Terminal and use the mv command at the shell
prompt.
On 22/6/22 14:28, Andrew Leland wrote:
Dear Jürgen,
Thank you so much for this quick and extremely helpful reply!
All best,
Andrew
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Yes, I use it every day at work, works very well, you can arrow up and down
through the messages in a channel and the F6 key will move you to the different
parts of the screen such as the side bar and channel list.
> On Jun 25, 2022, at 9:35 PM, Karen Lewellen wrote:
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> Hi all,
> Anyone using
I use it daily for work. I’m not a huge fan of it, but it does work well enough
to read messages in channels and sending messages.
Minh Ha
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> On Jun 26, 2022, at 2:20 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
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> Yes, I use it every day at work, works very well, you can arrow up and down
>
I’ve used it once or twice. It was needed for a couple of online events that I
attended for work purposes.
I don’t recall any substantial accessibility issues. However, I didn’t use
Slack extensively.
> On 26 Jun, 2022, at 17:09, Minh Ha wrote:
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> I use it daily for work. I’m not a huge fan o
And voiceover works flawlessly in terminal?
On Sun, 26 Jun 2022, 'Jason White' via MacVisionaries wrote:
The other option is to run Terminal and use the mv command at the shell
prompt.
On 22/6/22 14:28, Andrew Leland wrote:
Dear Jürgen,
Thank you so much for this quick and extremely help
Thanks everyone,
I would not be using it for work. Instead my homemates use it as one
means of managing household details.
How does one get notified that there is a new message?
On Sun, 26 Jun 2022, Mike Arrigo wrote:
Yes, I use it every day at work, works very well, you can arrow up and
> On 26 Jun, 2022, at 19:44, Karen Lewellen wrote:
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> And voiceover works flawlessly in terminal?
Well enough, at least, to manipulate files and directories efficiently, and to
use tab completion.
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Hi folks,
One thing I am personally finding I seriously need is basic keyboard
typing practice.
On my main computers, because I have been using them for so many years, I
am a swift typist who is very very very used to keeping my hands on the
main keyboard and knowing where I am from a screen
Perhaps I should ask this differently.
Can one move from the apple desktop into terminal using voiceover and work
equally as well?
could I work in programs in the terminal using voiceover, just as I can
use it with programs in the main desktop?
I am not even sure what tab completion means in ge
> On 26 Jun, 2022, at 20:03, Karen Lewellen wrote:
>
> Perhaps I should ask this differently.
> Can one move from the apple desktop into terminal using voiceover and work
> equally as well?
> could I work in programs in the terminal using voiceover, just as I can use
> it with programs in t
Hello,
The tab completions in the terminal are controlled by the shell being used. I
believe Catalina is using an older bash, and that new accounts created with Big
Sir and newer use zsh because of some licensing issues with the bash shell.
Zsh can get quite complicated in configuring completion
No, voiceover does not work flawlessly. There are times when only the first
couple and last couple lines are spoken. I think that if information is written
in multiple blocks, then this occurs.
Also, by default terminal has a infinite scroll back, and voiceover can visit
all of this. So if you a
Hello,
If applications are in the dock then pressing the VO-D then the first few
letters of the applications followed by return will launch the application.
Alternatively, you could use the open command in terminal.
open -a textedit
will open and activate the textedit application
open myDocument.
Honestly, I cannot imagine why I would want to do that, I have, and intend
to keep my shell service account.
It seems like an interesting tool, tab completion, but for me personally
I am a better housekeeper than to need the computer to tell me what files
are there.
Thanks for the explanation
Thanks for the warning.
I do not use any Linux speech as it is for the same reason this quest for
voiceover took so long.
Granted I have scores of possible apple things to do long before
considering work in the terminal, but I have even less reason to spend
energy in that direction.
Thanks a
I am not interested in running the terminal if voiceover is not 100% no
idea how to even get there.
Are applications normally in the docs?
Something I read from another voiceover source suggested that vo-d just
takes you to the desktop.
Still want to access voiceover help keys and the like, w
I'm a programmer so I spend lots of time in the Terminal. I've never had any
issue with it. Sometimes VoiceOver won't read every single line, but before an
important operation where I want to read all the output, I press cmd+K to clear
the screen and so the only output is from the next command I
That is fine for you.
Still, for me personally, following what voiceover is saying, getting
things repeated when I need remains a challenge, even choosing,
configuring
a solid voice.
For now my goal is to use this mac for things I can do nowhere else, and I
am not a programmer.
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