Get Voicey For Mac
To use voice dictation in an application on your Mac, first select a text field in an application. Next, press the Fn (Function) key twice or click the Edit menu and select Start Dictation. Speak to your Mac and the words you speak will start appearing in the text field. If you’ve set up Enhanced Dictation, they’ll appear immediately. Aug 25, 2015 How to get Cortana on your Mac. Apple has yet to bring Siri to the Mac, but that doesn't mean you can't use a competing personal assistant to give your computer voice.
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VoiceOver for macOS, first introduced in Mac OS X 10.4 in 2005, is a screen reader program that comes on new Mac computers. A variation of VoiceOver is also available on iPhones, iPads, and iPod touches.
Note:
VoiceOver works best with Safari. If you try to use it with any other browser, it may work for some things, but not as consistently as with Safari.
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Keyboard Accessibility on a Mac
Keyboard accessibility is NOT enabled by default on a Mac. Your accessibility and screen reader test results will be inaccurate if you do not enable keyboard accessibility in the following two places:
- System Settings: Keyboard > Shortcuts > Full Keyboard Access > All controls
- Safari Settings: Advanced > Accessibility > Press Tab to highlight each item on a webpage.
The basics
Command + F5 starts the VoiceOver program. VoiceOver uses the Control and Option keys before each command. The combination is referred to as VO in the tables. The VO keys can be locked so that they do not need to be pressed to perform VoiceOver commands by pressing VO + ;.
| Task | Command |
|---|---|
| Start (or stop) VoiceOver | Command + F5 |
| VoiceOver Activation keys (or VO keys) | Control + Option (referenced as VO) |
| Lock (or unlock) VO keys | VO + ; |
| Open rotor (see explanation below) | VO + U |
| Task | Command |
|---|---|
| Start reading | VO + A |
| Stop reading | Control |
| Read next item | VO + Right Arrow |
| Read previous item | VO + Left Arrow |
| Read paragraph | VO + P |
| Read sentence | VO + S |
| Read word (press W multiple times to spell words alphabetically and phonetically) | VO + W |
| Read from top to current location | VO + B |
| Jump to top of page (using desktop keyboards) | VO + Home |
| Jump to top of page (using laptop keyboards) | VO + Fn + Left Arrow |
| Jump to bottom of page (using desktop keyboards) | VO + End |
| Jump to bottom of page (using laptop keyboards) | VO + Fn + Right Arrow |
| Navigate table cells | VO + Arrow Keys ( or or or ) |
| Select speech setting option (speaking rate, voice, pitch, etc.) | VO + Command + Right Arrow / Left Arrow |
| Modify the selected speech setting | VO + Command + Up Arrow / Down Arrow |
Navigation
The following shortcuts will help you navigate common page elements. You can press the Shift key with these commands to move to the previous occurrence.
| Task | Command |
|---|---|
| Go to next/previous focusable item (link, button, input, etc.) | Tab / Shift + Tab |
| Next link | VO + Command + L |
| Next visited link | VO + Command + V |
| Next heading | VO + Command + H |
| Next form control | VO + Command + J |
| Next table | VO + Command + T |
| Next list | VO + Command + X |
| Next graphic | VO + Command + G |
| Activate a link or form control | VO + Space Bar |
| Go to previous (heading, table, etc.) | VO + Shift + Command + (H, T, etc.) |
| Interact with (go into/out of) objects (like iframes, menus, application regions, etc.) | VO + Shift + Down Arrow / Up Arrow |
The rotor
The VoiceOver 'rotor' feature helps users to do some frequently performed navigation actions quickly and easily.
Open the rotor by pressing VO + U, then use the Left Arrow and Right Arrow keys to choose between Tables, Frames, Images, Headers (heading elements), Links, Auto Web Spots (automatically generated list of structural and significant items on the page), Form controls, Web spots (user-identified page areas), Visited links, and Non-visited links. Once a page element type is selected, use the Up Arrow and Down Arrow to select a particular element and Enter to activate it. Escape exits the rotor.
Within the rotor, you can begin typing to filter the available elements. For example, with the Headers rotor open, pressing '2' will filter to second level headings. Typing 'nav' will filter to the headings that contain those characters.
Data tables
You can navigate tables in text areas by row and column, and sort by column.
| Task | Command |
|---|---|
| Read column header | VO + C |
| Read row from VO cursor location to end of row | VO + R |
| Read column from VO cursor location to bottom of column | VO + R + C |
| Move up or down in a column | Up Arrow or Down Arrow |
| Move across a row | Left Arrow or Right Arrow |
Additional resources
Apple provides VoiceOver user information at www.apple.com/voiceover/info/guide/.
Use the latest version of macOS
The first step is to make sure that you're using the latest version of macOS. Back up your important information and then update the software on your Mac.
Check your sound settings
If you still can't hear sound from the internal speakers after updating your computer's software, check your sound settings.
First, disconnect any external audio devices from your computer. Also disconnect any cables from the USB, Thunderbolt, FireWire, or 3.5mm audio ports.
- From the Apple () menu, choose System Preferences.
- Select Sound.
- Click the Output tab, then select Internal Speakers. If you don’t see Internal Speakers as an option in the Output window, contact Apple Support.
- If the volume slider is set low, move the slider to the right and test again.
- If the Mute checkbox is selected, deselect it and test again.
- If you still don’t hear any sound, contact Apple Support.
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