I do not have to use the option key to change volume.
To change VO Volume bring up voiceover voice properties and then by
using VO Command left and right arrows keys until you hear volume and
then use the up and down arrows again in conjunction with command Vo to
change volume.
David Griffith
On 07/11/2014 19:43, Eleanor Martha Burke wrote:
I have confused myself a little here. As updated to Yosemite I took
Sarah's good advice and checked the sound feedback and now indeed I do
have to press Fn plus Option plus F11 F12. What has confused me is
that I thought I did not have to use the Fn key as I changed my
keyboard to F1 etc. Another thing I am a little confused about is if
there is a different way to increase and decrease VO volume to Music
volume.
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