If you have your mac set to login automatically at start up, you can press command-f5 to turn voiceover on and off. if turned on, it will start when you boot the computer.
If you want to have voiceover start before you login manually when you boot or switch from one user to another, you need to check a checkbox in system preferences under accounts. VoiceOver provides an accessible interface to all the setup screens but you would do well to go through the VoiceOver quickstart tutorial first. If your computer is not already set up you can do this by following the instructions when the computer is first turned on. If the computer has already been set up with some defaults, you can invoke this tutorial with command-control-option-f8. Don't hesitate to ask questions because we all were you are at some point. I hope this helps and enjoy your Mac! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chelsea Armstrong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2008 9:58 PM Subject: Setting Up VoiceOver I bought my first Mac about a month ago, and come to find out that the spacebar doesn't work. Long story short, I sent it in for further work, and I should have it in about a week or so. My question is, how do you set up VoiceOver to turn on upon reaching the log-in screen?And if possible, is there anyway to use VoiceOver when setting up your computer?
