This is way too much to have to do! I appreciate your help, but I
think that Fusion will be the viable solution. Thanks again.
On Oct 12, 2007, at 8:15 PM, yvonne thomson wrote:
Hi.
Ok, this is a bit fiddly. The way it's *supposed* to work is this.
Stop interacting with the web page and hit vo-a. It'll then start
speaking the whole page.
I don't use groups either, but I'm presuming that it can also say
everything in a group.
What *I* have a tendency to do is press cmd-a to select the whole
web page and use the "start speaking" command, which I've assigned
a hotkey to.
This is also what I use to read email. Select the message, hit
start speaking. Saves a lot of jumping through hoops. Actually,
thinking about it, most of my serious text reading gets done with
that command.
Yes, it's messy, but I've found it to be more reliable.
The other thing I do when reading web pages is keep a text editor
of some sort open, in my case, smultron. If I want to get fancy or
if Safari's doing something strange with a web page I'm trying to
read, I'll select all, copy, switch to a blank text editor document
and paste.
