[macvoiceover] Re: Time Machine Using Timeline and Restore now work with VoiceOver in Snow Leopard
- From: William Windels <william.windels@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 1 May 2010 00:26:34 +0200
Hello,
before asking a question, I have searched in the archive and found a answer on
my question but I tried without success.
I write me remarks between the stapes.
Op 6-sep-2009, om 19:56 heeft Dan het volgende geschreven:
> If you wish to restore a pacific file from a Time Machine backup, this is how
> you do it.
> 1. Go to the folder where you have lost a document or file.
> 2. Press VO-F2 twice.
remark: vo+f2 twice gives me the window choosier.
Per haps its vo+m twice: the status menu with time-machine, clock, battery...?
> 3. Select Time Machine Control.
> 4. Select timeline.
remark: in the menu time-machine with vo+m twice, I have timemachine in the
menu with the following options (translated from dutch):
newest copy (date and time of the newest copy)
make now a time-machine copy
activate tim-machine
open time-machine preferences
Is it one of this 4 options?
So, can someone explain more?
thax alot for your help,
best regards,
William
> 5. Select time and date.
> 6. Select file to restore.
> 7. VO right to the Restore button and press Return.
> That's it.
> For example I wanted to replace a dmg file that I deleted. When I completed
> the above steps, VO told me that I was copying the file and as always, I was
> able to VO to the progress bar and track its progress.
> HTH
> DanTimeline.
>
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