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Help! Urgent!!! How do i get my imac to stop talking.
I mistakenly punch the wrong keys on my computer and now it won't stop talking. i can't get the "text to speech whatever" to stop.
it reads everything. the speech sub menu doesn't work on it. I don't see anything in the system preferences to make it stop. some one help. |
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I believe it is Command+F5.
Or alternatively go into System Preferences > Universal Access. I believe it is the Voice over function you are referring to. |
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it work! thanks |
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I remember when this happened to my Dad, he phoned me up very freaked out! Like pknz said, open up System Preferences/Universal Access and turn "Voice Over" off under the "Seeing" tab. Or just press command-F5.
Edit: Very late to the game! |
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