Hi,
I'm trying to change the cursor on my Mac to where it follows as I type in stead of having it where I go to the letter before the one I want and pressing delete. I also noticed sometimes voiceover won't read the last letter or punctuation I put and if theirs a new line it will jump over it and read the letter on the new line. Is their a fix for it?
By kenny, 22 March, 2018
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hi
hello, yes, i haveing this problem, it heppands to me alrady forr few versions of MacOS before MacOS High Sierra, the one way to fix it's to call or write to accessibility dipartment of apple.
apple accessibility department
what's the contact info for the accessibility department?
tried to contact apple accessibility
Hi,
I tried to contact the accessibility through the chat feature on the site and when it asked for my serial num number I signed in and it said that my device wasn't supported because the warranty expired. Do they have a email address I could write to?
Hi,
Hi,
No need to call apple accessibility for this. If I am understanding this right, go into VO utility, and under utility categories, go to verbosity. Under that, there's a text tab. Go there, and there's a popup button called something like when moving the cursor. It is set to speak text the cursor passes by default.
next problem
Hi Justin,
Thanks for the help. Do you know how I can fix the issue where voiceover will sometimes jump over a letter or a new line? this happens in pages and when I write a email.
Thanks
Here's how to fix this
Go to voice over utility, then under the table, select verbocity. Press Voice over keys plus space, on "text tab". Then where it says, "Speak text the voice over cursor passes," you want to press space. From that, arrow down once, it will tell you voice over speaks to the right of the cursor. Click ok, or apply, forget which, bom done. Hope that helps.
line jump issue
I did that. I'm not sure if it fixed the issue where voiceover will jump past a letter or line when I press the rite arrow.
it shouldn't
subject says it all, just let us know what up.
thanks
I'll give it a try and see what happens.