In other words, please suggest to Apple Accessibility that the firmware be made
more accessible. That's what we all need.
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I noticed in Apple’s VoiceOver getting started guide for Yosemite, they mention
that on some machines, speech services are available at the FileVault login
window. Of course, it has always been reasonably easy to interact with
FileVault by pressing CMD+F5 before typing in your username, and
Hello,
How might I activate that feature. At this time all I get is the beeps and no
Voice Prompts.
On Oct 18, 2014, at 12:38 PM, Grant Hardy grantha...@outlook.com wrote:
I noticed in Apple’s VoiceOver getting started guide for Yosemite, they
mention that on some machines, speech services
If you are running Yosemite and are only getting the beeps, your Mac probably
doesn't support this feature. The guide dozen clarify which models support
these speech services. This link should take you to the relevant section of the
guide:
Hello,
I’ll read the info. Thanks. My iMac is a 27 inch mid 2010 machine and I’ll bet
that’s why I don’t have the feature. But I’m going to purchase a new machine
shortly. Cant wait till I get it.
On Oct 18, 2014, at 12:54 PM, Grant Hardy grantha...@outlook.com wrote:
If you are running
Hello
Well, to your question, in order for this to be implemented when you press
option to select the boot device, this will have to be implemented at the EFI
level. That is, it will have to be baked into the actual from work which boots
your device. Since the transition to Intel, all
Hi Erik,
Yes, Intel-based Macs use UEFI, and I am aware that any speech services that
are available before selecting a volume would need to be included in the
computer’s firmware. That is why I wondered whether FileVault’s speech services
are included on the startup (recovery) volume or
