trying to figure out the time thing to, so thought I'd open the mail
and...
When you checked the box for applescripts to be run via vo, have you
enabled keyboard commander and made sure that the option key selected
meets your needs?
It only allows choice between left or right so i don't thin
Thanks so much Nic. I didn't know about the keyboard commander, which
actually was not enabled. That's why it didn't work. Now it works
like a charm.
Thanks again for your help.
On Oct 31, 2009, at 7:56 PM, Nicolai Svendsen wrote:
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> Hi,
> Yes, it will automatically update the time when
Hi,
You actually don't need VoiceOver to be controlled by AppleScript for
that feature to work. If it is not checked, it will attempt to use the
built-in speech and use the custom settings you have set in System
Preferences>Speech>Text To Speech tab. of course, that is when it
comes to th
First yes the OS will update the time provided the checkbox is checked
and by default it is. This is in system preferences under date and
time. DOn't worry, your covered. As far as what you were told
concerning the option key and letter 't' for having the time
announced. Well first be sure
Hi,
Yes, it will automatically update the time when it changes to daylight
savings time. And it is right option-T by default for the time. Notice
there are two radio buttons for which option key you would like to use
in the Keyboard commander under the "commanders" tab.
Regards,
Nic
Skype:
Thanks to everyone for all the great info. I have two questions about
time that I hope you can address.
First, will Snowy be a smart little kitty and update my iMac's clock
to daylight savings tonight or will I have to do it manually?
Secondly, yesterday someone said that if you have the ch
