Hi
I don't believe you can get VoiceOver to speak in password edit fields
which makes a whole lot of sense. To enable VoiceOver at startup this is
not necessary once command-f5 is invoked. Once VoiceOver is on it
remains on until turned off with the same keystroke. Now to have
VoiceOver speak at the log in you need to open System Preferences, Users
and Groups and interact with the log in items category in the table shown.
Regards Chris
On 13/02/2014 19:36, Jenine Stanley wrote:
The iMac setup went fine, save for a few glitches when setting up the email
accounts. My dear spouse only has 5 of them. :)
He did ask me if there is any way to change the behavior of VO in the password
edit boxes. He wants it to read what he's typing there instead of the security
feature of just making sounds.
I could not think for the life of me where in either the VO utility or system
preferences I saw this option.
Also, where do I check so that VO comes on automatically at startup?
Thanks.
Oh and he loves, loves, loves the retina display.
Jenine Stanley
dragonwalke...@gmail.com
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