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Re: Accessing the Accessibility Inspector
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Re: Accessing the Accessibility Inspector


  • Subject: Re: Accessing the Accessibility Inspector
  • From: Peter Baxter <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 5 Aug 2007 09:26:14 +1000

The correct places to find them is

/Developer/Applications/Utilities/Accessibility\ Tools/Accessibility\ Verifier.app/
and
/Developer/Applications/Utilities/Accessibility\ Tools/Accessibility\ Inspector.app/



On 05/08/2007, at 8:00 AM, Gil Dawson wrote:

At 11:08 A -0700 8/4/07, Gil Dawson wrote:
 I got to <StartUpDrive>/Developer/Applications/Utilities/, but there
 is no Accessibility Tools folder in there.
 Am I missing something?

At 12:57 P -0700 8/4/07, Philip Aker wrote:
There shouldn't be a <StartUpDrive> in that path unless it begins with /Volumes/StartUpDrive/Š

Well, I'm trying to translate into this slash notation where I looked using the Finder. I found a Developer folder at the top level of my startup drive (which is the only drive on my machine right now) and followed it down. I seem to get to the same place by following the path "StartUpDrive/Volumes/StartUpDrive//Developer/ Applications/Utilities/". There's no "Accessibility Tools" folder in there, either.


In Terminal try:
# open '/Developer/Applications/Utilities/Accessibility Tools'

I got "No such file":
PBG4:~ gil$ open '/Developer/Applications/Utilities/Accessibility Tools'
2007-08-04 14:33:34.551 open[19873] No such file: /Developer/ Applications/Utilities/Accessibility Tools


At 2:38 P -0700 8/4/07, John Baltutis wrote:
ls -al /Developer/Applications/Utilities/Accessibility\ Tools
drwxrwxr-x 3 root admin 102 Nov 1 2006 Accessibility Inspector.app
drwxrwxr-x 3 root admin 102 Nov 1 2006 Accessibility Verifier.app

This also produced an error:
PBG4:~ gil$ ls -al /Developer/Applications/Utilities/Accessibility\ Tools
ls: /Developer/Applications/Utilities/Accessibility Tools: No such file or directory
PBG4:~ gil$


At 12:57 P -0700 8/4/07, Philip Aker wrote:
I'm using XCode 2.4.1. I believe these tools have been available somewhere in the /Developer/Applications folder with XCode installs since 10.3.9

Perhaps XCode is something I need to install.

Searching with Spotlight on Xcode, I found "StartUpDrive/ Application/Installers/Xcode Tools/Developer.mpkg".

Is that it?

--Gil
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