It sounds like your volume has gotten turned down. The best way I know of to work with this is to press command-control-option-up and down arrow, repeat this after pressing command-control-option-right arrow. you have rate, entonation, pitch and volume to go through with the left and right arrow and I don't know how to tell you which one you will land on. I have had this issue from time to time and it usually works. do you have all the latest updates?
----- Original Message ----- From: "erik burggraaf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 12:41 PM Subject: Command f5 has stopped working Hi guys, At last I have my new macbook pro. At this particular moment I honestly hate voiceover. After window-eyes under windows where everything is right there at my fingertips the idea of going back to using a proprietary curserring system and having to rely on it without nemonic keys or other nicities... Well i'll get used to it, but right now I just want to wine very badly. Now to my problem. Command f5 has stopped working. It did the trick for me this morning, but when I was pressing buttons to see what they did a while ago I accidentally pressed command f5 and voiceover went bye bye. When I pressed command f5 again to bring it back the computer made a little boinking sound and remained silent. After a few minutes and another press of command f5 I powered off the computer and powered it back on. When it came up to the desktop icons I pressed command f5 and the computer made it's little noise and just sat there. I tried the command f5 on the other side of the space bar... nothing. I repeted the restart but still no sign of voice over. I was going to get some one to click universal access and see if I could find a start voice over icon, but I couldn't even tell some one how to use the mouse under mac. Help please? Thanks, Erik
