MAGic 10.0 User's Guide (PDF) - Freedom Scientific
MAGic 10.0 User's Guide (PDF) - Freedom Scientific
MAGic 10.0 User's Guide (PDF) - Freedom Scientific
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Select a Link<br />
Use <strong>MAGic</strong> Key+F7 or INSERT+F7. Displays a list of the links present in<br />
the <strong>PDF</strong> document. You can then select a link by using the arrow keys or<br />
the first letter of the link. Press ENTER to open the selected link.<br />
<strong>MAGic</strong> and Outlook/Outlook Express<br />
<strong>MAGic</strong> has shortcut keys to help you use Outlook and Outlook Express<br />
without relying on the mouse to access certain features. The information<br />
in this section has been verified for Outlook 2000 and later and Outlook<br />
Express 6 or later. The level of support <strong>MAGic</strong> provides for other<br />
versions of these products may vary.<br />
<strong>MAGic</strong> Keystrokes for Outlook/Outlook Express<br />
Read Misspelled Word and<br />
Suggestion<br />
118<br />
INSERT+F7<br />
Read MSAA Information ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+M<br />
Read From and Subject (Outlook<br />
2000 only)<br />
ALT+CTRL+1<br />
Say Date (Outlook 2000 only) <strong>MAGic</strong> Key+CTRL+D<br />
Read Misspelled Word and Suggestion<br />
Use INSERT+F7. Speaks and spells the misspelled word and the first<br />
suggestion in the Outlook spellchecker.<br />
Read MSAA Information<br />
Use ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+M. If information for the currently selected item<br />
is abbreviated or not read in full, perform this command. MSAA<br />
(Microsoft Active Accessibility) provides more details to <strong>MAGic</strong> so that<br />
the information can be read completely.<br />
Read From and Subject<br />
Use ALT+CTRL+1. Reads the From and Subject fields in the message<br />
header. This command is only available in Outlook 2000.
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