sounds like an awfully drastic conclusion. may I suggest rebooting your mac.
VoiceOver regularly stops talking on my iMac after it has come out of sleep
mode. the solution has been to press command+ F5 four times quickly. This
always works and VO comes up talking right away. Not sure why this happens, or
why it works, but it always does. I think that command F5 four times quickly is
some sort of undocumented VO reset command. Try it yourself before resorting to
a reboot.
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From: anita
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2013 5:55 PM
Subject: No Speech.
Hi List,
I'm not sure what may have happened, but at the moment VO isn't speaking.
Soun effects still play though. Will I need to send my unit in for repair?
Anita
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