Hello Rhanda,
If your macbook air has got Catalina installed, Voiceover has implemented
automatic language switching so theoretically it ought to switch to the
language in which a portion of text is written. It doesn’t always do so in
reality. In voiceover utility which you get to by pressing
Hi everyone,
Recently I bought a 2019 Mac Book Air and am learning how to use it with
Voiceover. I was wondering about the best ways to ad or switch languages.
Also, does anybody know if Voiceover, either on the Mac Book Air or iPhone,
will read Esperanto?
Thanks much for your assistance,
Thanks Mary, time to get a MacBook air maybe. Thanks and good luck at guide dog
school.
Sent from my IPhone
> On Sep 27, 2014, at 9:38 AM, Mary Otten wrote:
>
> Download one of the available Spanish voices for VO onyour Mac. Once you
> have that, you should be able to switch between your pr
Hi!
OK when you've got the language you should find it with VO+command+arrows, left
and right to move through options and up or down to switch and if you leave the
rota on that option switching should be quite quick!
Another option I saw in an old post is to set up an activity to have everything
Download one of the available Spanish voices for VO onyour Mac. Once you have
that, you should be able to switch between your preferred English voice and
your preferred Spanish voice by using the VOhot keys for that, which I don't
remember right now. I've been away from my Mac for a couple of w
I'm in the process of learning Spanish and would like to be able to flip
between english and spanish on the mac in a way similar to that on IOS. On the
iPhone, if reading a spanish text, I can rotar select spanish as the language
and hear the document or text in actual spanish as opposed to gri
Hi there!
Voice over works fine with the Greek language as long as you are using the
Infovox language package.
Regards.
Nektarios.
On Mar 4, 2011, at 10:59 PM, richard watson wrote:
> Good afternoon list,
> I am considering a mac and had a off-the-wall question.
> how does voice over handle s
In facebook it just blurped about a style change. I wonder if I put
punctuation to all if that would change.
JOn
Jonathan C. Cohn
jonc...@cox.net
On Mar 7, 2011, at 10:42 AM, richard watson wrote:
> just curious,
> what happened when you left vo speak the entire hebrew word?
>
>
> On 3/7/
In data Lunedě 7 Marzo 2011 16.42.26, richard watson
ha scritto:
what happened when you left vo speak the entire hebrew word?
It say nothing.
On 3/7/11, Jonathan C. Cohn wrote:
Well, out of the box Snow Leopard will tell you the name of the character if
you navigate it using the single ch
just curious,
what happened when you left vo speak the entire hebrew word?
On 3/7/11, Jonathan C. Cohn wrote:
> Well, out of the box Snow Leopard will tell you the name of the character if
> you navigate it using the single character move voice over cursor. I have
> tried this primarily with Cy
Well, out of the box Snow Leopard will tell you the name of the character if
you navigate it using the single character move voice over cursor. I have
tried this primarily with Cyrillic and Hebrew characters.
Jonathan C. Cohn
jonc...@cox.net
On Mar 4, 2011, at 3:59 PM, richard watson wrote:
This is great!
just another thing off my list before I purchase a mac. I'm currently
a windows and jaws user and saw the mac and am rather impressed.
thanks
rick
On 3/4/11, Anne Robertson wrote:
> Hello Richard,
>
> You can get voices for all kinds of languages from AssistiveWare, and their
> is
Hello Richard,
You can get voices for all kinds of languages from AssistiveWare, and their is
a multi-lingual Braille package which includes Greek, Arabic, Russian, Hebrew
and Icelandic, that you can download from:
Cheers,
Anne
On 4 Mar 2011, at 21:59, richard watson wrote:
> Good afternoo
The Mac comes with voice over speaking U.S. English. There are several other
languages available at extra cost through a 3rd party vendor, infovox. But I
don't recall if they have Greek or not. The next iteration of the Mac os, due
out this summer, is suppose to have several high quality voices
Good afternoon list,
I am considering a mac and had a off-the-wall question.
how does voice over handle such things as greek fonts?
thanks
rick
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