Have Your Mac Read A Book To You In Mavericks And iBooks [OS X Tips]

Cult of Mac
By Rob LeFebvreNov 5, 2013, 9:00 am283 pts
For those of you who might want to listen to a book via iBooks, one option is to load an iBook on your iPhone or iPad and turn on VoiceOver. That can change the way your iOS device works, though,… Read more › The post Have Your Mac Read A Book To You In Mavericks And iBooks [OS X Tips] appeared first on Cult…

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