Thanks much. It just was a matter of using all of the keys in the
proper combination- command and then releasing command then hitting
function and F5 simultaneously. On the plus side, I put together
portable preferences and changed that in my preferences, so hopefully
no more dinking around with
I am taking a class on universal media design and it will be best for
me to be able to use a Mac. I borrowed a Macintosh laptop over the
weekend and I'm just trying to get started with learning how to use
VO. Unfortunately, it just has Leopard on it, but it's still a place
to practise it. I can't
Hi Amelia.
Try fn, command and f5. The FN key is located in the bottom left corner of the
keyboard.
Dannie
On 17 Jan 2010, at 02:18, ameliadicker...@gmail.com wrote:
I am taking a class on universal media design and it will be best for
me to be able to use a Mac. I borrowed a Macintosh
Try function command F5.
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I've found for some reason that I quite often have to hit command + tab when my
machine first comes up to get VO started even though it is set to start
automatically.
If that doesn't work also try command + function + f5.
On Jan 16, 2010, at 9:18 PM, ameliadicker...@gmail.com wrote:
I am
By the way if you have an Apple keyboard the function key is where the insert
key is on a Windows keyboard just above delete.
On Jan 16, 2010, at 9:39 PM, David McLean wrote:
I've found for some reason that I quite often have to hit command + tab when
my machine first comes up to get VO
Hi,
Also, the VoiceOver quickstart is a great tutorial. Hitting VO-Command-F8 will
launch this. You can also change the command to launch VoiceOver so that you
don't need the FN-key, in case you just don't want to use two hands to start
it. Well, I suppose you could use one hand, but it's
