Hello, Re earlier posts about preparing a Mac for disposal I ave now securely erased my hard disk and re-installed El Capitan both via the recovery manager partition. One concern is that I had to get sighted help to re-install El Capitan and now wonder whether I could have done it without sighted help and if so how? I got as far as agreeing to the El Capitan terms and conditions and then saw a screen saying Sign onto App Store. I assumed that this was happening automatically and so waited for ages for something else to happen. It was only when my sighted wife heard my frustration and saw the screen that i learnt that there was another window asking me to enter my apple ID and password.My wife could easily do this using the mouse but I could not find any way using VoiceOver to discover the existence of this window and so could not complete the El Capitan re-install without sighted help. IN normal Mac OS operation I could have pressed VO+F2 to discover the list of possible windows but this did not work with recovery manager. So if any of you have re-installed your OS from recovery manager using VoiceOver then how did you do this? Many thanks….
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