try command-colon and turn off the ruller.
On Aug 11, 2009, at 9:06 AM, Mark Baxter wrote:
Hi, Chris:
I get similar behaviors here; however, I have absolutely no problem
using Mail's spell check, and like you, have it set to auto-check
before sending. I have a larger document that I tried to spell-
check with TextEdit, and expected the behaviors to be similar to
spell-check in Mail. However, I found that no matter what I tried--
Command Accent, VO shift F2 twice for window chooser, even command-
tab into and out of the window, that I couldn't get VO to focus on
the spell-check window I've come to know and love. It would land
me on a word it didn't recognize, but there were no specific
controls that VO would read, as it should. VO navigation only
showed me the ruler or the whole document, not a specific spell-
check window. I'm puzzled at the moment.
Mark BurningHawk Baxter
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