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Re: Language Switching
From: Jonathan Cohn
Date: Mar 29, 2021 5:40AM
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OK, the speech rotor in MacOS Catalina and higher is a bit difficult to type.
Use. if your VO key is caps lock then use caps lock with shift and command with your left hand. Then with your right hand use the left or right arrow key until you hear "Voice followed by a voice name" . At this point use the Up arrow key until you hear automatically switch based on language.
Best wishes,
You might want to also open VOiceOver utility and adjust the languages synthesizers that are available. Generally only "compact" versions of these are installed by default. There is a plus sign (I believe VoiceOver says add a language) on the voices page by default there is only one language in the Voices table. Then you can click on the language name and go to the bottom of the list. to customize. This will list all 170 synthesizers voices that are available.
Jonathan Cohn
> On Mar 25, 2021, at 18:22, Joe Humbert (A11y) < <EMAIL REMOVED> > wrote:
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> I just tested with VoiceOver on MacOS v10.15.7 and it switches automatically.
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> Test page (just created): https://a11yeval.com/a11y/multi-lang.html
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> Thankx,
> Joe Humbert, CPWA
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