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• Checkbox For Word

Karice McIntyre 2005-11-21 12:11:26 EST I have been doing an accessibility check on the Mac and have found that i cannot select checkbox list or tree items by using spacebar or return key. I have tried both 3.1.1 and 3.2 M3 and get the same result, as follows.

Checkbox For Word

Several examples to try in Eclipse: 1. Import File System -tab to directory tree on left, use arrow keys to navigate to an item, attempt to select items in tree using space bar -tab to file list on right,use arrow keys to navigate to an item, attempt to select items in list using space bar Result: checkbox is not checked when space bar is used to select 2. Help Software Updates Find and install. Search for new features to install Next -tab to site list, use arrow keys to navigate to an item, attempt to select an item using space bar Result: not checked. Carolyn MacLeod 2007-10-30 13:35:30 EDT Markus is correct that there is no native way to check/uncheck a checkbox in a table or tree on Mac OS X 10.4 or earlier. (The table and tree mentioned in are Cocoa controls, and SWT uses a Carbon DataBrowser, but neither control has accessible checkboxes). However, in Leopard (Mac OS X 10.5), you can check and uncheck the checkbox in a table or tree if you turn on full keyboard access (control-F7 by default) and then press the Tab key to put focus on the checkbox.

Then the space key checks or unchecks the box. I tried this in a Cocoa tree on Leopard, and it does work. It didn't work immediately in our Carbon tree, however. Perhaps we are holding on to the Tab key at that point. Further investigaton would be necessary to determine whether this new native behavior can make DataBrowser checkboxes accessible 'for free'. Alternatively, we can just hook a handler for the space key. Carolyn MacLeod 2007-10-30 13:54:34 EDT Further info, from the mac accessibility developer list: My question to the list: Is it possible to check/uncheck checkboxes in a DataBrowser using the keyboard?

(without using MouseKeys, of course). The answer, from an Apple developer: 'No, sorry. This functionality is probably never going to be added to DataBrowser. Checkbox support in DataBrowser is fraught with bugs, and is very low priority.

If you are deploying for Leopard or later, one way to achieve the desired result in a Carbon compositing window is to use HICocoaView in conjunction with NSTableView, which does support that functionality. If you need to deploy for systems earlier than Leopard, and if you aren't using Cocoa, you will probably need to write a custom list view.' Steve, is this extras info useful? Carolyn MacLeod 2007-12-13 12:41:40 EST A work-around is to use VoiceOver keys.

To do this, type command+F5 to turn on the VoiceOver (VO) screen reader. (command+F5 again will turn it off) VoiceOver draws a bold border rectangle around each item that is 'under the VO cursor' and it speaks the accessible name of the item. Use control+option+arrow keys ('VO keys') to navigate to the table or tree (VO calls it an 'outline'). Then use control+option+shift+down arrow to 'interact with' the table or tree. Now use control+option+arrow keys to navigate through the table/tree items and their checkboxes. When you get to the checkbox that you care about, use control+option+space to check/uncheck the checkbox.

Then use control+option+shift+up arrow to 'stop interacting with' the table/tree. Remember that command+F5 turns VO off.

I tried this on Tiger (10.4.11) and I suspect it works the same on Leopard (10.5). This will not work on Panther (10.3) because VoiceOver was not introduced until 10.4.