The Useful Mac Spoken Content Accessibility Features
Your Mac can speak announcements, read selected text out loud and repeat back to you what you type. Check out these Accessibility features can be useful to anyone.
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Jim Terrinoni
2 months ago
Gary, you did a great job presenting the numerous options available. I presently work with Special Ed. students, some of which are non-verbal and I find these techniques invaluable. For anyone who complains about auto-correct these options can save you the embarrassment of having something typed that shouldn’t. Simple example: just today in a group posting that another person put the word “taped” had been auto-corrected to “raped.” Using some of Gary’s suggestions would have caught this.
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Gary, you did a great job presenting the numerous options available. I presently work with Special Ed. students, some of which are non-verbal and I find these techniques invaluable. For anyone who complains about auto-correct these options can save you the embarrassment of having something typed that shouldn’t. Simple example: just today in a group posting that another person put the word “taped” had been auto-corrected to “raped.” Using some of Gary’s suggestions would have caught this.