Using the keyboard with Leopard

By Ricky Buchanan • June 5, 2008

Apple keyboard The wonderful Lioncourt.com site have an article A Key to Leopard which is about using the keyboard to assist in quick and efficient navigation of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard.

Lioncourt.com is aimed at OS X users with vision impairments, primarily users of the VoiceOver screen reader, but this article is almost entirely applicable other users too. The section about the “Item Chooser” is specific to VoiceOver users but the other keyboard navigation applies to all users. Highly recommended reading if you are a keyboard or switch user.

Website: A Key to Leopard

- Ricky Buchanan, ATMac

Categories: Information, Primary Keyboard Users, Primary Switch Users, Users, Vision Impaired, VoiceOver
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