If this is the first run of the machine you will be prompted whether you want
vO assistance.
If this does not happen you should be able to open VO with cmd f5 after a few
minutes or less.
TF
On 28/02/2016, at 3:48 PM, Ian Edwards <ianedwards42@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Home from the local Apple store with a new Macbook Air. Apparently I managed
to do damage with liquid to the IO interface, that's where the power cord and
one USB run through, as well as the logic board and the SSD. Yay me.
I of course said I would be fine setting things up at home because I was in a
bit of a rush. I do have some sighted assistance, but is it actually
something I can accomplish myself? At what point can I put Voiceover on, and
how do I do it?
Thanks,
Ian
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