How would one keep jaws from speaking on the air if you use sound card
interfaces? Switching jaws to the motherboard card makes it incredibly slow.
If I use the Turtle Beach, could I hook to the radio with the digital output
of the card or configure it so the middle and back speaker jacks just become
extra outputs?

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From: "John Miller" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2005 3:26 PM
Subject: to those interested in packet


> Hi all, I know some of you were interested in packet lately, I've been
> playing with winpac and while I have to use the jaws curser, it speaks a
> lot
> of things and I'm working on making it read everything on the screen by
> itself. The site to get the program is down, but if anyone would like to
> work with it maybe work on jaws scripts or something, it looks more than
> scriptable, it's a slick little program. If anyone wants to play with it
> search for it on www.google.com and if the packet program, not the game,
> can't be found ask and I'll send it to you. There area lot of nice
> features
> in it for packet and though I have to use the jaws curser for now, I'm
> working on it and hoping I might be able to make it 100% reading the info
> on
> the screen automatically because that's all it won't do right now with the
> pc curser. I guess it can work with sound card interfaces as well with
> other
> programs but you'll have to look online for them to get it to work.
>