It took me quite a while to figure your question out but I did--and I also had the same question. The following steps should help anyone to navigate around when not using a key board.

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Turn 'VoiceOver' on by pressing: cmd + F5 (laptops might need to use 'cmd + fn + F5'
Move around on a pane you are interacting with by using the following: Control-Option-Arrows (up/down/left/right)
Example: control + option + 'up arrow' -- You will move your selection to the next selection above...
To select a sub-category (e.g. in a grid or table) use: Control-Option-Shift-Down Arrow
To exit a sub-category use: Control-Option-Shift-Up Arrow

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The best way is to play around with these commands. I, myself, am still figuring them out but there may be someone else looking for a response to your question as well. I hope my response helped.

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Dec 16, 2016 3:35 PM