Hoping to get back on track quickly, I press the "VO-?" keys and find that I have closed the help topic window rather than make it the active window. I then press the same keystroke again to open the help menu. Should this be simpler than I'm finding it? On Mar 3, 2012, at 11:44 AM, Julio C. Perez wrote: > Ok, here is an example…. > > I am currently in a help window that has … here is an even better example of > not having a clue of something that should be (and needs to be) understood by > a neophyte. > > As I am writing this message, I switch to another window where I'm working > with a help topic. I switch back to this window to write something and when I > use the "command-tab" hoping to return to the help window… I end up back in > the VoiceOver utilities area. Not the help topic I thought I would be going > to. How do I make this simple switch from one window to another without > having to navigate back to the topic layer after linked layer? > > This is the sort of thing that I never had to think about before. > On Mar 3, 2012, at 11:24 AM, David Hilbert Poehlman wrote: > >> can you give us an example? I believe I know what you need to do but rather >> than searching through help for an item, it would speed up the process >> having an example. >> >> On Mar 3, 2012, at 11:16 AM, Julio C. Perez wrote: >> >> It seems like the more I think I've learned, the more I know I've missed! >> >> Right now I'm going through the VoiceOver help menu seeking areas I'm weak >> on and hoping to learn more. When I get to a "show" clickable object, I >> select it… and nothing seems to happen except that it changes from a "show" >> to a "hide" area. Where does the related information get shown? What part of >> this process am I not getting? >> >> I can freely admit that navigation and safari navigation in particular are >> my weakest areas. This makes learning via the provided help topics slow. >> Does anyone know of a good tutorial for transplanted windows/internet >> explorer/JAWS users? I mean, there should be enough of us by now to have, at >> least, an email list that can serve as a place to trade and ask for >> information that might bore those of you for whom the mac environment is >> natural. >> >> /jp, mac user without papers!************ >> >> >> You are subscribed to the mac4theblind mailing list. >> >> >> The url for this list, where one can unsubscribe or make any changes to >> their list subscription is: >> >> //www.freelists.org/list/mac4theblind >> >> The list archive is located at >> >> //www.freelists.org/archive/mac4theblind/ >> >> All emails intended for the list owner can be sent to: >> >> john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >> >> >> -- >> Jonnie Appleseed >> With His >> Hands-On Technolog(eye)s >> Touching The Internet >> Reducing Technology's disabilities >> One Byte At A Tie >> >> ************ >> >> >> You are subscribed to the mac4theblind mailing list. >> >> >> The url for this list, where one can unsubscribe or make any changes to >> their list subscription is: >> >> //www.freelists.org/list/mac4theblind >> >> The list archive is located at >> >> //www.freelists.org/archive/mac4theblind/ >> >> All emails intended for the list owner can be sent to: >> >> john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >> > > ************ > > > You are subscribed to the mac4theblind mailing list. > > > The url for this list, where one can unsubscribe or make any changes to > their list subscription is: > > //www.freelists.org/list/mac4theblind > > The list archive is located at > > //www.freelists.org/archive/mac4theblind/ > > All emails intended for the list owner can be sent to: > > john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > ************ You are subscribed to the mac4theblind mailing list. The url for this list, where one can unsubscribe or make any changes to their list subscription is: //www.freelists.org/list/mac4theblind The list archive is located at //www.freelists.org/archive/mac4theblind/ All emails intended for the list owner can be sent to: john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx