I bought a apple mac pro just now and i am a first time user . how do i remove vo assistant?

how do i close the window which is opened?
how do i connect internet wofi?
how do i remove the talking assistant?

ann.s302 wrote:
how do i close the window which is opened?
Red X in the upper left of the window.
how do i connect internet wofi?
At the top of your screen, look for this icon:
Although I think you're already connected to Wi-Fi, since you're able to post here .
how do i remove the talking assistant?
VoiceOver? System Preferences (gear icon) > Universal Access > VoiceOver OFF.

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