Oh, once you have got your applications by using shift command A and you’ve
found the application you want then it’s command O to open it. Or you you
could also use VO D to bring up the Doc and you can find a lot of Applications
in there as well.
> On 30/04/2020, at 08:26, 'Tim Kilburn' via M
Shift command A will bring up your Applications. And VO M will bring up the
menu for your system Preferences and you can also get to the App Store there as
well, just arrow up and down the menu. VO MM will bring up the Menu extras too.
> On 30/04/2020, at 09:09, 'Eleanor Roberts' via MacVisio
Hi all
Thanks so much for this info. Had no idea it would have an impact. Will
definitely disable Filevault
While I’m on, just another question. From the desktop what is the best way to
access things like system preferences, the app store, mail, etc using VO?? All
the settings etc I had
Hi,
It appears to be working as it should. It sounds like File Vault 2 is enabled.
File Vault 2 encrypts your disk so that it is more secure. After shutdown or
restart, this basic login will present itself. So, if it says "Username", and
if you named your user "Eleanor", or "Eleanor Roberts
It sounds like you have FileVault disk encryption turned on. This has you
enter your user name and then your password to get into the Mac. There is no
automatic VoiceOver with this window. You either have to go into System
Preferences and Security and Privacy to disable FileVault or, if you wa
You have File Vault enabled. To log in this way, when VOICEOVER says Username,
type that and press Enter. Then, Enter your password, and press Enter again.
Now you should be logged in.
> On Apr 29, 2020, at 3:18 PM, 'Eleanor Roberts' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> Really really
Hi all
Really really hoping someone can help with this. I have just had my Mac back
after having to send it away for repair as it decided to crash/stop working
completely. They appear to have done a clean install of Katalena. I have spent
this evening re-setting it up with a friend. However, w