That's what they currently have. There is a checkbox in preferences to
turn on speaking of incoming messages since it's a feature that might be
useful to everyone but they don't want to turn that on by default. So I
had flagged that incoming messages didn't speak and they said to just
turn on the preference. That's great but it would be better if they
could have detected that I had voiceover on and just turned that on for
me. As far as their developers could tell there is no way to do this in OSX.
CB
On 7/31/13 2:17 PM, Chris H wrote:
Could he not use the system voice to speak incoming messages and
provide an option to the user?
On 31/07/2013 16:55, Chris Blouch wrote:
I'm trying to help a developer who is writing a chat app. He has a
preference to speak incoming messages but it would be even better if
that preference was turned on by default if the app detected that
voiceover is running. On iOS I found a
UIAccessibilityIsVoiceOverRunning() method which returns a boolean and a
UIAccessibilityVoiceOverStatusChanged notification but had no luck
digging up an OSX equivalent. Does anyone know how to do this so I can
pass it along to the developer?
CB
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