The first time you turn on your Mac, it will offer to take you through
a tutorial on the basics of VoiceOver. This QuickStart can be
launched at any time by pressing VO-Command-F8. (VO = Control-
Option). The manuals are available for download from www.apple.com/accessibility
, and you can also visit the Mac-cessibility site I manage at www.Lioncourt.com
That's just a few resources to start with. There are plenty of
others, most of which you'll find listed at Lioncourt.com
Josh de Lioncourt
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On 7 Apr, 2008, at 8:27 AM, Damon Fibraio wrote:
OK, PC user for years, just bought my first Mac Mini over the weekend.
Haven't really set it up yet. I bought this for a multitude of
reasons, the
size of the system, I needed to replace my aging and dying 7 year
old Dell
pC for broadcasting on the internet purposes, my cousin has an I-Mac
and
keeps asking me questions I can't answer, and eventually, may want
to change
over to Mac pro for audio recording work, but wanted to get my feet
wet. I
guess the first thing I should ask is what the best resources for
learning
this thing are. I naturally would use voice over for speech. I do
plan on
using bootcamp to dual boot into win xp as well. So, when I plug
this baby
in and turn her on, I know how to bring up voice over, but where do
I go to
learn the system? What pointers can you all give? While I am not a
newbie on
computers, having used windows for years, and I know PC's very well,
Macs
are new, so I can learn quickly, but just need some direction on
where to go
to read up on things and teach myself. Any pointers you all can
throw out
are welcome. I am sure I will have more questions as I go on. I am
also
researching mac book or mac book pro laptops to replace my pc laptop
for
combined mac os and win xp use for work and also for recording stuff
as
well, and want to know how any of you who have these laptops make
out and
what you spent on them, generally. Thanks.
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