June 2004
Intermediate to advanced
1056 pages
39h 58m
English
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- Change the settings for a person with disabilities?
System Preferences→Universal Access
- Enable full keyboard access so I can navigate through and select menu items without using a mouse?
System Preferences→Keyboard & Mouse→Keyboard Shortcuts→select the checkbox next to “Turn on full keyboard access”
- Enable Universal Access keyboard shortcuts?
System Preferences→Keyboard & Mouse→Keyboard Shortcuts→select the checkbox next to “Universal Access” in the scroll list
- Set the voice for my system?
System Preferences→Speech→Default Voice→select a voice style from the Voice scroll list
- Change the rate at which the default voice speaks?
System Preferences→Speech→Default Voice→Rate (move the slide control left or right to make the voice speak slower or faster, respectively; click on the Play button to test the speed)
- Turn on speech recognition?
System Preferences→Speech→Speech Recognition→On/Off→Apple Speakable Items is→select the On radio button
- View the speakable items?
System Preferences→Speech→Speech Recognition→On/Off→Apple Speakable Items is→select the On radio button→click on the button named, Open Speakable Items Folder
Finder→Home→Library→Speech→Speakable Items
- Where does an application store its speakable items?
In
~/Library/Speech/Speakable Items/Application Speakable Items/application- Enable accessibility devices to be used with the system?
System Preferences→Universal Access→select the checkbox next to “Enable access for assistive devices”
- Change the display settings ...
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