Dave, in olde rbuilds it is User and groups > log in options > User voiceover
at the log on screen. It is a check box.
Frank
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Try, user and groups > login options > accessibility. That brings up a pop-up
with checkboxes for different accessibility features at login.
Frank
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I think this is what first tripped me up. I remember the old approach,
but I'm now on Big Sur.
Janina
Brad Snyder writes:
> That would be correct.
> This changed a few versions ago, but I can’t remember exactly with which
> version. If you say it is different in Mojave, then the changed happene
Yep, I had myself confused between steps 2 and 4.
All sorted now. Many thanks!
Janina
Brad Snyder writes:
> Sorry Greg, that won’t do it.
>
> To enable VoiceOver at the log on screen, one needs to do the following:
> 1. Go to System Preferences > Users & Groups.
> 2. In the Users, groups and
That would be correct.
This changed a few versions ago, but I can’t remember exactly with which
version. If you say it is different in Mojave, then the changed happened with
Catalina. Prior to the change, there was a checkbox to enable VoiceOver in the
Start Up Options section of Users & Group
Brad,
This does not appear to be consistent with Mojave. I suspect this is for
Catalina or Big Sur?
Dave Carlson
Farfar, Engineer, Oregonian, Woodworker, and Pioneer
On Sep 3, 2021, at 2:08 PM, Brad Snyder wrote:
Sorry Greg, that won’t do it.
To enable VoiceOver at the log on screen, one need
Sorry Greg, that won’t do it.
To enable VoiceOver at the log on screen, one needs to do the following:
1. Go to System Preferences > Users & Groups.
2. In the Users, groups and login options table, select Login options.
3. Select the Lock to Make Changes, and enter the Admin password for your
Hello,
It is under the accessibility settings in system preferences. There is a table
in these settings with different categories and one of them is VoiceOver. In
the VoiceOver settings here there is a checkbox for enabling VoiceOver. I think
this is the one you want.
Greg WOcher
> On Sep 3,
