hw do you get addoum to read the incomming chats automatically I must have 
missed that

On Jun 17, 2010, at 12:04 PM, Chris Westbrook wrote:

> adium doesn't seem to have the problem of crashing vo when interacting
> with chat areas.  It also doesn't separate accounts into multiple
> windows like ichat does.  You can also get messagesread allowed in
> adium too.  Might want to try it out.
> 
> On 6/17/10, Chris Moore <[email protected]> wrote:
>> This is very useful, thank you Mary.  I also stumbled across this when I
>> looked in the VO help area getting started, using os x applications.  There
>> is a very useful section on using iChat.  I forgot how useful pressing VO+H
>> is for help is lol.
>> On 17 Jun 2010, at 16:51, Mary Otten wrote:
>> 
>>> There has been some talk about IM clients lately and I thought folks might
>>> be interested in something I just learned about yesterday on another
>>> Mac-related list. You can get your incoming IChat messages read out to you
>>> by opening the Ichat preferences (command comma when in Ichat. There is an
>>> events pop up button which you activate with the space bar and then arrow
>>> down the list of events until you hear message received and press enter.
>>> There is a series of choices found by vo right arrowing. One of those
>>> options, the last one in the group is speak an announcement. that's a
>>> misleading label, because what this actually does is to read the incoming
>>> message. check that check box and your incoming messages will be read
>>> automatically. You can apparently adjust the speed of the reading by the
>>> system preferences, speech area, but I haven't looked for that yet so
>>> can't report. By default, at least on my system, the voice used was Alex,
>>> but the speech rate was really slow. Since I have had the problem with VO
>>> crashing in the Ichat html area, I was very glad to hear about this method
>>> of hearing incoming messages. there appears to be a lot of customization
>>> that you can do in Ichat. there are several events in that events pop up
>>> menu, and you dcan assign sounds to them or speak announcements etc. Hope
>>> that helps somebody.
>>> 
>>> mary
>>> 
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