I'm guessing now that "pinched open" "pinched closed" is the way we
would have our fingers bentt in some way possibly.
"not mapped" I'm definitely flummaxed"!
Tony.
On 09/03/2017 14:41, Dominique Farrell wrote:
No problem at all unfortunately I don't know that one I wondered that myself
Sent from my iPhone
On 9 Mar 2017, at 1:51 p.m., Tony Sweeney <tonymsweeney@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:===========================================================
Hi Dominique,
It's possible I'll be in the possession of an iPhone later in the year
so this is great and thanks for it and from whereyou fetched it from, it
looks invaluable and worth a save for me surely anyway.
Just two questions:
What does "not mapped and "pinched open" "pinched closed" mean exactly?
Thanks and best for now,
Tony Sweeney.
On 08/03/2017 20:49, Dominique Farrell wrote:===========================================================
Below is a listing of iOS finger gestures arranged by gesture type. All
text, single document. Verified in iOS 10, using VoiceOver Practice;
(Settings>General>Accessibility>VoiceOver>VoiceOver Practice).
Basic Navigation
The most direct method of navigation is to lightly drag a finger around on
the screen and listen to what it touches. VoiceOver will speak everything
you touch.
The Rotor
Use thumb and forefinger, like turning a knob on the surface, to choose
different Rotor settings and navigation modes. The Rotor can be turned in
both directions. Use 1 Finger flick up and down, to adjust each setting or
to navigate in the chosen mode.
You can also place a finger from one hand on the screen, then drag a finger
from the other hand around it in a circular motion and it will turn the
Rotor.
Flicks
Flick Right or Left
1 Finger: move focus to next or previous item.
2 Fingers: not mapped.
3 Fingers: scroll left or right one page.
4 Fingers: switch to next or previous running app.
Flick Up or Down
1 Finger Up/Down: move focus to next or previous item using Rotor setting.
Or change the status of the current Rotor setting.
2 Fingers Down:, read page starting at selected item.
2 Fingers Up: read page starting at top.
3 Fingers Up/Down: scroll up or down one page.
3 Fingers Down when VoiceOver Focus is in the Status Bar: loads Notification
Center.
3 Fingers Up when VoiceOver Focus is in the Status Bar: loads Control
Center.
4 Fingers: not mapped.
Taps:
Single Tap
1 Finger: select an item without activating.
2 Fingers: if VoiceOver is speaking, pauses and resumes speaking.
3 Fingers: speak page numbers or rows being displayed.
4 Fingers Near Top: move to first element on the screen (usually top-left
corner element).
4 Fingers Near Bottom: move to last element on the screen (usually
bottom-right corner element).
Double Tap
1 Finger: activate the selected item.
2 Fingers: stop and start the current activity. Answers or hangs up a call,
pauses or resumes a video or music, plus others. See VoiceOver practice.
3 Fingers: toggles speech on and off.
4 Fingers: toggles VoiceOver help on or off.
Triple Tap
1 Finger: double tap the selected item.
2 Fingers: activate Item Chooser.
3 Fingers: toggles Screen Curtain on and off.
4 Fingers: not mapped.
Unique Gestures & Tips
Quadruple Tap with 3 Fingers: copy last spoken phrase to the clipboard.
Double Tap with 1 Finger and Hold: drags the selected item. On the Home
screen, move, edit or delete apps. In text, pop-up window with editing
options.
Double Tap with 2 Fingers and Hold: set a custom label.
Split Tap: place a finger on the selected item, then tap anywhere with
another finger to activate the selection.
Activate Anywhere: when an item is selected, you can double-tap anywhere on
the screen to activate the item. No need to tap directly on the item.
2 Finger Scrub: like drawing a 'Z' with both fingers close together.
Dismisses alerts or goes back one screen.
2 Finger Double Tap: when editing text in any field or app, starts and stops
dictation.
One Finger Double Tap and Drag: adjust a slider to a new position.
Triple Click Home Button: turns VoiceOver on and off (can be customized in
Settings>General>Accessibility>Accessibility Shortcut).
App Switcher: double-click the Home button to access all running apps; 1
finger flick left or right to move between the apps; double-tap an app with
1 finger to switch to that app; 3 finger flick up to quit a running app.
2 Finger Pinch Open: select text.
2 Finger Pinch Close: unselect text.
iPad Only:
4 Finger Tap Near Right Side of Screen: move focus to next app.
4 Finger Tap Near Left Side of Screen: move focus to previous app.
Submitted by Nicholas- Member of the AppleVis Blog Team at:
www.applevis.com
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