t how to
read today. I obviously did something to stop this key echo which
is very strange. Why would I check a modifier box in any case to
produce key echo?
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OK Chris, I will await other responses. I obviously just accidentally
changed something.
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OK Chris, I will await other responses. I obviously just accidentally
changed something.
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Not Isaac but thanks for that Anne as it means I need to uncheck that key
then.
Eleanor
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Subject: Re: Mac Keyboard Key and Word Echo
Hello Isaa
Sounds like you have an activity set for Finder. So open the VoiceOver
Utility with vo-f8, press command-0 to select activities in the
categories table. Now I'm not sure how you remove these so rather than
guessing will stop there and let others chime in.
On 22/07/2014 22:07, Eleanor Burke wro
Hello Isaac,
It’s a very bad idea to have VoiceOver announce when a modifier key is pressed
as it prevents the use of the command “Copy last phrase to clipboard”.
Cheers,
Anne
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Thanks Chris. Now why is VO saying when I am at the Finder, Finder Activity?
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> Well to change typing echo from the defaults to words do the following:
> 1. Press vo-v to open the OS X equivalent of the Adjust JAWS Options dialogue
> box.
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>> Just go to voiceover utility.
>> Then press command 2 to go to verbosity.
>> Next vo right arrow to the announce
Thanks Chris, working well now. Cannot imagine how I did that though I was
looking around in that area before.
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> Well to change typing echo from the defaults to words do the following:
> 1. Press vo-v to open the OS X equivalent of the
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Subject: Re: Mac Keyboard Key and Word Echo
Just go to voiceover utility.
Then press command 2 to go to verbosity.
Next vo right arrow to the announcement tab and press vo space bar on it.
Next tab to the announce when modifier key is pressed check box and then
press vo spac
Well to change typing echo from the defaults to words do the following:
1. Press vo-v to open the OS X equivalent of the Adjust JAWS Options
dialogue box.
2. Right arrow until you hear typing echo. Press up or down until it
says words.
3. Press return and it will say stop adjusting typing echo a
Just go to voiceover utility.
Then press command 2 to go to verbosity.
Next vo right arrow to the announcement tab and press vo space bar on it.
Next tab to the announce when modifier key is pressed check box and then press
vo space bar to check it.and
On Jul 22, 2014, at 2:30 PM, Eleanor Ma
Hi, I want to know what should I change to get key and word echo. Thanks.
Eleanor
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