> Go into System Preferences and choose Accessibility. > > Select the “Speech” option and then click the “Options” button after the > “Enable Notifications” checkbox which is probably checked. > > Once in there, you can set the delay. Mine was set to 20 seconds and the > lowest setting seems to be three. > > I believe you can just turn off this option. This is a good setting for magnifcation users who might not notice the alert. VoiceOver should be announcing the alert directly.
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