I never new about this juster. I'm to scared to try it should I ever need to
mute speech but thanks for it anyways.
Take care.
S
On May 5, 2010, at 8:15 AM, Hai Nguyen wrote:
> Good morning,
> It's likely that the speech has been accidentally muted. To unmute speech, do
> the following:
>
>
Good morning,
It's likely that the speech has been accidentally muted. To unmute speech, do
the following:
1. Make sure the trackpad commander is on by holding down the control and
option keys and rotating 2 fingers on the trackpad to the right. The action is
similar to turning a radio dial to
Hi Jorge:
I'm just really glad it was solved! Have a great night!
Olivia
On May 4, 2010, at 8:27 PM, Hypnotic Consulting wrote:
> Hey what's up my mac daddies.
> problem solved, thanks to you's guys.
> Give yourselves a five fingered triple tap on the back.
> Here's why I didn't think that was th
Hey what's up my mac daddies.
problem solved, thanks to you's guys.
Give yourselves a five fingered triple tap on the back.
Here's why I didn't think that was the issue.
I remembered when I learned and tried out that touchpad mute function and
clearly remember VO saying Voice over muted.
This t
Hi Jorge,
Marie's suggestion to reset the PRAM is a good one. That can fix
various problems associated with audio on your Mac. I use my left hand
to hold down the Command, Option, and "R" keys, and then I press the
"P" key with the thumb of my right hand and push the power button with
the
Hi Jorge:
This could certainly be what's going on. I have my trackpad commander on, and
I just simulated what you described with the same result. Luckily, this is an
easy fix. To activate VO correctly gain, just tap the trackpad with three
fingers.
I hope this helps and resolves your problem!
Hi,
If you have a trackpad and it is on, she might have accidentally double-tapped
the trackpad with three fingers. This will cause VoiceOver to mute in any case,
and also keep this setting on. This is technically the only logical way this
would happen. Of course, speech could also be turned of
That is strange as cmd-f5 is always meant to turn VO on or off, or using the
Fn-cmd-f5 on macbooks not using function keys with VO. Maybe having a look in
system prefs in the universal access but this is a new one to me. Might be an
idea to reset the pram, to do this shut the computer off, hit t
Hey folks,
My wifes broken something and now VO won't really talk.
Here's what's happening.
I turn VO on, and he then starts and says speech off.
I've restarted and he's still doing the same thing.
My wife said all she did was install office.
Any ideas?
Jorge
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