Enable Access For Assistive Devices Mac Sierra
Feb 06, 2010 Re: How to enable access for assistive device It does altering the facilitate right of entry for Assistive devices' predilection essentially take effect. I am trying to manage with the APIs become usable/unusable whilst my app is working and but have found that sometimes turning the predilection off takes consequence straight away, and sometime. If you're trying to Show Desktop, F11 is the key. Or CMD-F3 if you haven't checked Use all F1, F2 as standard F keys in Keyboard Preferences.If you did, then CMD-Fn-F3. You're looking at an old article, today Assitive Devices can be found in Accessibility.System Preferences has a search box in the upper right, very handy. As a Mac 'newborn' you shouldn't delve into AppleScript from day one.
I can press control-2 to go to space 2, for example. so, i am coding it in AppleScript.
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- In System Preferences (Exposé & Spaces), set 'Enable Spaces'
- In System Preferences (Universal Access), set 'Enable access for assistive devices'
- Go to Space 1 if you are not there already
- In AppleScript Editor, paste the following code
- tell application 'System Events'
- keystroke '2' using {control down}
- end tell
- Click button 'Run'
However, the script does not go to space 2 but just beeps. why? Download putty for mac sierra free.
Mac mini, macOS Sierra (10.12.3)
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