Aug 25, 2026 · 9 min · 8 segments
In this episode, Dr. Srinivas provides a comprehensive overview of the available actions on a note within the native Notes application on macOS, utilizing voice-over guidance. Should you have any…
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down arrow.
This
is a note which I have created in my last episode.
I would like to add some more sentences to this particular note.
I am just pressing and holding the voice over modifier keys and then I am pressing the letter J. to jump
inside the note.
Command down arrow takes us to the end of this note.
I am just pressing the up arrow a few times to go to the last sentence
of this note.
You can observe that I have created these notes as a numbered list.
Command right arrow takes me to the end of this sentence.
And then I am hitting the return key to take a next line.
You can observe that it has taken the next number in the numbered list.
I
would like to stop typing this note here and I am going back to the note again with VOJ.
If I would like to
delete this note,
Simply I can hit the delete key.
Let's interact with this list by using VivaShift
down arrow.
This
is a note which I have created in my last episode.
I would like to add some more sentences to this particular note.
I am just pressing and holding the voice over modifier keys and then I am pressing the letter J. to jump
inside the note.
Command down arrow takes us to the end of this note.
I am just pressing the up arrow a few times to go to the last sentence
of this note.
You can observe that I have created these notes as a numbered list.
Command right arrow takes me to the end of this sentence.
And then I am hitting the return key to take a next line.
You can observe that it has taken the next number in the numbered list.
I
would like to stop typing this note here and I am going back to the note again with VOJ.
If I would like to
delete this note,
Simply I can hit the delete key.
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