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Enable access for assistive devices in mac 10.10
Enable access for assistive devices in mac 10.10








enable access for assistive devices in mac 10.10

On the left hand list, select "Accessibility". Click "Privacy", the last tab of the four along the top. Click the "Security & Privacy" icon in the top row. Click the Apple icon in the top-left of your screen, and select "System Preferences". If that doesn't update, try quitting and restarting WordTarget.ġ. Give it a couple of seconds and check back in the WordTarget menu, where it should have updated. Once it's listed, ensure it has a check by its name. If it isn't, then find WordTarget in your Finder (should be installed in Applications), and then drag it from your Finder in to this list. In the right hand list, WordTarget should already be listed. Click the lock in the bottom left and enter your admin password to be able to make changes. If you don't get this notification, then you can access the same panel by clicking the Apple icon in the top-left of your screen, selecting "System Preferences", clicking the "Security & Privacy" icon in the top row, and then clicking "Privacy", the last tab of the four along the top. Running the application should trigger a popup asking you to grant the permissions that WordTarget needs.

enable access for assistive devices in mac 10.10

Please note, if you've upgraded your version of WordTarget recently through the Mac App Store, and the app is no longer tracking your words, you may need to run through these steps again to re-confirm permissions for the app before normal functionality is restored.ġ. You can jump to the relevant instructions for your operating system below, and there is a screencast showing the setup process for each operating system also. Any problems with those versions in the meantime though, get in touch! WordTarget should run on the more recent versions of macOS, and we're in the process of updating these instructions.

#ENABLE ACCESS FOR ASSISTIVE DEVICES IN MAC 10.10 MAC OS X#

The way to do this differs depending upon the version of Mac OS X you're using - WordTarget works on 10.8 (Mountain Lion), 10.9 (Mavericks) and 10.10 (Yosemite).

enable access for assistive devices in mac 10.10

For WordTarget to track your word count across apps, it needs an accessibility setting enabled.










Enable access for assistive devices in mac 10.10