yes, but my impression is that what is needed is for what is being
spoken to be highlighted.
--
Jonnie Apple Seed
With his:
Hands-On Technolog(eye)s
On Jan 6, 2006, at 12:20 PM, Jane Jordan wrote:
I think if you use command-a to select the text then all of it will
be highlighted. I know there are ways to select lines and words and
characters at a time, but not sure how usful they would be in this
instance. Just thinking aloud. Now oging to see if that mail
command I read about a few messages back works. Probably will. :)
Jane
On Jan 6, 2006, at 9:26 AM, Mike Elledge wrote:
Hi David--
One of our students has difficulty focusing her attention when
reading, so having the text highlighted as it is read would be
helpful to her.
I think she just finds the caption panel confusing. One of the
difficulties she/we had in general was figuring out how to select
an area for VO to read. The metaphor of highlighting text with a
cursor by holding down the mouse didn't seem to apply.
Mike Elledge
Accessibility Specialist
University of Michigan
David Poehlman wrote:
Mike, Do you not find the vo caption panel useful?
I know that you can use office somewhat through the mac speech
functions, but don't own a copy of it. As for when it will be
compatible with VO, I've heard that it will be but not when.
