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9 Advanced Navigation Skills

This chapter explains how to navigate using the VoiceOver

cursor, keyboard cursor, and mouse pointer—separately and

together.

Using the keyboard, mouse pointer, and VoiceOver cursor independently can give you

more flexibility as you work. You’ve already been introduced to cursor tracking, but this

chapter provides detailed information. This chapter also provides information about

making the mouse more accessible.

Full Keyboard Navigation and VoiceOver

Mac OS X has built-in keyboard navigation separate from VoiceOver. Users who don’t

use VoiceOver can still use their keyboards to navigate menus, select checkboxes and

radio buttons, press buttons, and enter text in text fields. Full keyboard access and

VoiceOver work together seamlessly, so you can take advantage of all the built-in

keyboard shortcuts along with the powerful commands in VoiceOver.

Try the exercise at the end of this chapter to practice using full keyboard navigation to

switch between applications.

You can find more information about using full keyboard access in Mac Help and in the

Keyboard & Mouse preferences pane in System Preferences.

Advanced Cursor Tracking

When you use the keyboard to move to a control, the keyboard is “focused” there. The

item is highlighted, or a blinking i-beam cursor appears in a text document to show

where the next keyboard action will occur. The mouse pointer and the keyboard focus

are closely linked; for example, when you use the mouse to select a file, the keyboard

focus also moves to the file.

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