Thanks Ian for the detail. Just what I was looking for.
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On Oct 13, 2018, at 11:06 AM, Ian Edwards <ianedwards42@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I’ve been running Mojave since it came out, and I haven’t noticed anything
specific to accessibility. I haven’t figured out how to work the desktop
organization functions touted in the release, so no clue if they work with
Voiceover.
One thing I’ve lost is the Control T script to rsay the date and time. The
key describer says its supposed to run the script, but nothing happens. I
haven’t found anything on line that restores or replaces this. If anyone has
that answer I’d be happy to hear it.
Up until yesterday I was getting a lot of busy indications, and programs not
being responsive. Since they abandoned the ability to repair permissions,
which often fixed this way back when, I didn’t have any recourse but a full
shut down everything and restart. So far I havne’t noticed the busy beast
rearing its head.
It looks like access to tables in the Notes app is a little better, but I
hadn’t relied on that function in Notes. The reading of attachment names for
files you paste into an email is back, but I don’t think that’s a reason to
upgrade.
Keith had some concerns about access to apps running under a 32 bit
architecture, I’m not finding any of those legacy apps on my machine though.
One other thing to note, the widgets dashboard, the one accessed with F12, or
FN F12 is disabled by default, if you use that quite a bit, like if you have
a kid in French immersion school and need a quick translation to find out
what his teacher wrote on his homework, then it’s handy to have that option
easy to access. Running Dashboard from the Applications folder in Finder
restored it.
Ian
On Oct 13, 2018, at 9:31 AM, Jeff Kisecker <kisecker@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi:
Is there any real advantage accessibility wise to install Mojave?
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