Hi Scott. If it's a MacBook pro, like every other Mac laptop the power
button is located on the top right. To make it go to sleep, either
close the lid or press the power button. Finally, I don't turn my Mac
off as I heard from a friend that knows computers very well that
turning it off and on
Hi David and others. I think what Richard was asking for is keyboard
shortcuts for Mavericks in general, not just Voiceover. Richard, if I'm
mistaken, please correct me.
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Hi Daniel. For me when I use the Nuance voices, I use the premium
version of the Australian Karen voice. I love the way Nuance tweeked
her voice to sound more human with Vocalizer Expressive. I wish they
would do the same for the male Australian voice, Lee, or if since
Nuance is adding Loquendo
Hi Sarai. What I do if I want to download a video is press VO+Shift+M
on the button that says player menu to open a context menu. The first
option I see is download. I then select MP4 and a window appears with
my download. I interac with the table inside the window and do a
VO+right arrow to ch
Hi. I can confirm what Theresa said about the weirdness with Gmail
because I experienced this as well on Windows. For this reason I've
stopped using Gmail because like I said before, it has become unreliable.
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I went ahead and turned off Gate Keeper. It's just easier that way
because if you downloaded some more apps not in the app store, you'd
have to do what Ray and Phil said to do. Although I guess it could be
personal preference. If you're that worried and paranoyed that
something may go wrong wit
Hi April. I may be of some help. I have two options for you because you
say you want one-on-one training. If you have Skype, you can add me to
Skype and I'll be happy to teach you the basics to Voiceover. I have a
friend on here that I've taught how to use the Mac and it helped her
greatly. The
Hi April. Well if you feel comfortable, you can add me to Skype and
I'll do my best to help you as well. My Skype name is bbstheblindrapper.
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April, if you're still with us, I think I know why your computer beeps
or bonks whenever you try to do a Voiceover command. There's a setting
in the system preferences under the keyboard section that you should
check out. In that keyboard section, you should see something that says
use all F1,
Hi Regina. If your wanting Voiceover to read numbers at full words, in
the Voiceover utility, interact with the list of VO utilities and go
down to verbosity. Stop interacting with the utility categories and
select the text tab. I can't remember where in the text tab it is, but
I know it's ther
Hi Andrew and others. There is an easier way to have incoming messages
read out to you in Skype. If you purchase Growl, you can configure it
to speak alerts for various applications such as Skype. The only catch
is that you can't be in the chat window. Just command+Tab to somewhere
else and the
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