What MacBook Pro are you running? Just curious. Thanks, Brian
Sent from my iPhone On Mar 1, 2012, at 4:47 PM, Nick Gawronski <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, Yes pro tools 10 is accessible with voiceover and I would buy pro tools > 10 as version 9 is old already and I see no point in buying software when you > will just have to upgrade later. I do know that if you are a student they do > have educational discounts on line or at some retail stores. I bought a > boxed version of pro tools 10 and the only sited help I needed was entering > in my serial number into the registration program as you do want to register > for updates but if you don't want to get an ilok account right away it is not > required for the initial setup as the ilok that comes with pro tools is > loaded with the proper license. I do plan on getting an account but first > like to use the software I bought and not do to much at once. I also would > like more readable versions of the manuals rather then having to always be at > my mac book pro or other system with the pdf program open all of the time or > are there other books in audio format that we as blind users can access as I > would not mind paying for them if they worked? Nick Gawronski > > On 3/1/2012 4:03 AM, Brian Howerton wrote: >> Hello all, >> I am getting ready to purchase ProTools real soon, but I wanted to get >> a headstart on reading the guide. Does anyone have a text version of >> the ProTools user's guide I could read? Also, I am assuming that >> proTools 10 is accessible with voice over and that I wouldn't have to >> get proTools 9 is that correct? Thanks, >> Brian
