[macvoiceover] Re: correction2: fixing vo problems when vo-f5 does not work:

if you reboot, you can restart it even if it is turned off in universal access. my message specifically outlines the situation when it is necessary to use the method described. like you said, sometimes, you cannot restart vo and that is the situation described in my message and the method for fixing it. once you have done this, vo acts normally again. 

On Apr 26, 2009, at 9:24 AM, Cheryl Homiak wrote:
I don't understand the idea that you can't restart vo with command-f5. sometimes if I'm having problems I can't but ordinarily I can. Did you really mean that as a blanket statement or did you mean that specifically when vo is having problems? While the method you mention works, my understanding (which could be incorrect) is that this could be dangerrous because if you turn it off in Universal access and then fail to get it turned back on, then it won't start up again, even if you reboot, unless you get into Universal Access. 





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