[macvoiceover] Installing Leopard using VO
- From: "Ron J." <ganahee@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 9 Feb 2009 18:08:08 -0600
HI all,
If someone on here could clarify something for me, I'd greatly
appreciate it.
I recently purchased the MacBook Ginny was selling, and it's supposed
to arrive on Wednesday the 11th. I don't know that she's wiped the
drive clean, and re-installed Leopard, so I might want to do that when
I get it.
I've seen folks on here say you can, indeed, install the OS yourself,
using VO. Is this the case? If so, what's the procedure for
accomplishing this? Do I need to insert the DVD, while the MacBook is
booted, run the installer, click the Restart button, wait for the Mac
to reboot to the DVD, then do Command-F5, or can I restart the Mac,
hold the C-key down when I hear the chimes, wait for the DVD to finish
booting, then issue Command-F5?
I've been under the impression that you could install OS X using a
Braille display (which I don't possess), but not with speech. I
remember seeing that on Apple's website, and nowhere did they say
anything about being able to install the OS using speech. Am I all
wrong on this? Seems like I've attempted this, in the past, with no
success. Perhaps I'm doing something wrong?
I do use Skype, so if anyone wishes to contact me and/or add me to
their contacts, my info is in my signature. Any help will be much
appreciated! <grin>
Take care,
Ron
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