Re: VoiceOver Verbosity Problems

Yes it does here too, I changed it from high to low to see if I could reproduce, no fat chance. > On 11 Oct 2016, at 14:17, -dan d. wrote: > > > You might try vo+v which brings up a speech control menu. Verbosity is among > the items. The changes persist in my

Re: VoiceOver Verbosity Problems

You might try vo+v which brings up a speech control menu. Verbosity is among the items. The changes persist in my experience. On Mon, 10 Oct 2016, Brian Hansen wrote: Hi Anne, Well, no luck on this end. I even tried restoring the VO default settings, and reset the PRAM a second time.

Re: VoiceOver Verbosity Problems

Use the reset option in voiceover utility? If that doesn't work, you could look at permissions of com.apple.VoiceOver4 directory under Preferences under ~/Library Best wishes, Jonathan Cohn > On Oct 10, 2016, at 12:06 PM, Brian Hansen wrote: > > Hi Anne, > >

Re: VoiceOver Verbosity Problems

Hi Anne, Well, no luck on this end. I even tried restoring the VO default settings, and reset the PRAM a second time. The settings definitely aren’t sticking, and I’m currently stuck in the high-verbosity setting even though the VO Utility shows it set to low. Anything else I can try,

Re: VoiceOver Verbosity Problems

Hello Brian, We came across a similar problem of settings not sticking in Sierra this weekend with a student of ours. Reinitialising the PRAM fixed the problem. If you’re not familiar with this procedure, here’s what to do. Shut down your Mac, then hold down the following keys: Command, Option,

VoiceOver Verbosity Problems

I’m running the latest release of MacOS Sierra, and I’m running into a bit of a problem with the default verbosity settings. For what ever reason, VoiceOver seems to be stuck in the high-verbosity setting. I’ve tried changing it to low, but VO keeps reading and chattering away in the high