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somewhatstunned

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Aug 12, 2006
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Suddenly my startup/login is accompanied by a voice. It tells me every letter I type.

How do I turn this feature off?
 
COMMAND-F5 should disable this. It's the VoiceOver feature in Universal Access. :)

On my MBP I have to press fn-Command-F5, but it does not work. That combination turns on/off the voice for all UI events, but it does not disable the login voice.
 
Does it say out loud what you're typing in your password box too?

Could be a security issue! :eek:


OSX said:
Big dot, big dot, big dot, big dot, big dot, big dot.


Wouldn't be that bad, would it?...


On my MBP I have to press fn-Command-F5, but it does not work. That combination turns on/off the voice for all UI events, but it does not disable the login voice.


Are you in the main account? What if you press FN-COMMAND-F5 whilst at the Login Window?...
 
The account that you first created. It's an admin account. In the meantime, you should be able to mute the sound at meetings via the keyboard too. :)
 
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