Hello Krister,
In VoiceOver Utility, go to Verbosity and select the Text tab. In there, you'll
find "When encountering a misspelled word:". You can select Play Tone in the
popup menu to the right.
Cheers,
Anne
On Mar 3, 2010, at 8:57 PM, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
>
> 3 mar 2010 kl. 20.38 skre
3 mar 2010 kl. 20.38 skrev Anne Robertson:
> To check your typing accuracy, why not set the spell checker to make a sound
> when you misspell a word. That's how I have mine set and I correct my
> spelling as I go.
Wow, i didn't think that was possible, How's that done? In the system prefs?
/Kri
After three cups of coffee and after answering some questions about
Athens 2500 years ago, a thought struck me. typing speed. It
occurred to me that, although my speed has dramatically increased
ever since I got my Mac (for some reason), I also have a lot of
typos. And thathas not always been t
Hi,
I have that set. The reason I haven't heard misspelled words when typing is
probably because I have the key echo set to "none". I'm more interested in
measuring my typing speed, though. If that's possible, that'd be great.
Efficiently, anyway.
Regards,
N
> Hi guys,
>
> After three cups of coffee and after answering some questions about Athens
> 2500 years ago, a thought struck me. typing speed. It occurred to me that,
> although my speed has dramatically increased ever since I got my Mac (for
> some reason), I also have a lo
Hi guys,
After three cups of coffee and after answering some questions about Athens 2500
years ago, a thought struck me. typing speed. It occurred to me that, although
my speed has dramatically increased ever since I got my Mac (for some reason),
I also have a lot of typos. And thathas not
