Hi,

If a message is the first to appear with this topic, you will only see the name 
of the sender. If there is a conversation going on, and you still have the 
previous messages stored, the number of new messages in the thread is shown. If 
there is only one new, the number will be 1. This way, you always know how many 
messages have been added to the conversation. This will vary a bit from your 
setup and use of Mail, but in general, this is a way to explain it.

For the announcements, you have the ability to restrict much of what VoiceOver 
says in VoiceOver Utility. For example, you can go to the Verbosity category, 
choose the Speech verbosity tab, click the checkbox to show the detailed list 
of verbosity options, and find the "Disclosure triangle" control. Set this to 
Custom, and uncheck the Type checkbox. This will make VoiceOver only say the 
number, and if the triangle is open or closed.

HOpe this helps!

John André

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On 24. okt. 2011, at 04:12, Candie Stiles wrote:

> Both of your questions are excellent. If someone has the answers to these I 
> would love to know as well. Especially the question about getting rid of all 
> the exess chatter voice over reads when there is more than one message in a 
> conversation.
> Candie
> On Oct 23, 2011, at 11:17 AM, Bill Holton wrote:
> 
>> Hi.When I have my emails grouped by conversation how come I get several “One 
>> message in conversation” notifications whereas other single messages do not 
>> have this?
>> Also, is there any way I can cut back on some of the excess verbiage when I 
>> get some thing like “Four message conversation?” Would rather it say 
>> something like 4mc or something like that.
>> Thanks.
>>  
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