[Mac-access]: Bold and italicized lettering

[Douglas]

Hey guys. I know you can script this with the other screen readers on PC, but i 
am unsure about how to do it if possible with VO. Is it possible for you to set 
VO to alert you of bolded or italicized letters/words amongst a sentence? as my 
final exam in an english class may have these, i would like to be able to be 
prepared ahead of time.
Thanks a ton!
Doug
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Re: [Mac-access]: Bold and italicized lettering

[Anne Robertson]

Hello Doug,

You need to set Text Attributes to speak. Press VO-v then use right arrow to 
find Text Attributes. Use up or down arrow to find what you want, then press 
Return.

Cheers,

Anne


> On 2 Dec 2014, at 18:52, Douglas  wrote:
> 
> Hey guys. I know you can script this with the other screen readers on PC, but 
> i am unsure about how to do it if possible with VO. Is it possible for you to 
> set VO to alert you of bolded or italicized letters/words amongst a sentence? 
> as my final exam in an english class may have these, i would like to be able 
> to be prepared ahead of time.
> Thanks a ton!
> Doug
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Re: [Mac-access]: Bold and italicized lettering

[Douglas]

Thank you!.. did not know about this :) lets hope that they let me do my 
exam on here now, not on a god forsaken PC..lol
doug
On Dec 2, 2014, at 1:30 PM, Anne Robertson  wrote:

> Hello Doug,
> 
> You need to set Text Attributes to speak. Press VO-v then use right arrow to 
> find Text Attributes. Use up or down arrow to find what you want, then press 
> Return.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Anne
> 
> 
>> On 2 Dec 2014, at 18:52, Douglas  wrote:
>> 
>> Hey guys. I know you can script this with the other screen readers on PC, 
>> but i am unsure about how to do it if possible with VO. Is it possible for 
>> you to set VO to alert you of bolded or italicized letters/words amongst a 
>> sentence? as my final exam in an english class may have these, i would like 
>> to be able to be prepared ahead of time.
>> Thanks a ton!
>> Doug
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> 
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