Yes that is what I do just wondered if there was so meting else.
On 2012-06-03, at 8:55 PM, Timothy J. Meloy wrote:
> I know one thing you could do is have voice over set not to come on
> automatically. Or you could turn it off when your sighted friend is using
> the computer by using the comm
I know one thing you could do is have voice over set not to come on
automatically. Or you could turn it off when your sighted friend is using the
computer by using the command F5 key stroke to toggle VO on and off.
HTH
T.J.
On Jun 3, 2012, at 11:52 PM, Lovette Yewchan wrote:
> I am curious if t
I am curious if there is things to do with voice over so a sighted person can
use the computer at the same time if helping someone etc.
My sighted friends get annoyed with voice over.
Thanks.
Lovette
On 2012-06-03, at 7:11 AM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
> Hello Ed
>
> Speaking as a visu
Hello Ed
Speaking as a visually abled person, (I hate the term "Sighted", I found a lot
of his comments extremely odd. I was actually tempted to leave a comment or two
on MacWorld but thought better of it. This person clearly has absolutely no
perception of what VoiceOver is, what it can do and
I agree with you, this article isn't that usefull for anyone, he just jumps to
a bunch of assumtions what is useful to the sighted. Forgranted my wife doesn't
use Voiceover unless I have questions, but she doesn't find things like
character navigation or rotor settings useless, thats the way we
Hello Chris
Speaking as somebody with vision, this article came across to me as really
patronising to those without vision. He makes a lot of assumptions regarding
what is and what is not "useful" to those of us with sight. It seems obvious to
me that this person is not interested in the least
I haven't read the link but I want to add something.
As far as the iPad goes, my sighted daughter uses VoiceOver with the screen
curtain off in iBooks. She has the speed set to the slowest setting, and she
listens and reads whatever book she's interested in. (Currently, Harry Potter
and the S