Hey, Steve:

No problem on the name reference thing!!

Really, I don't mind, because I'm still having issues.

I'll double-check when I get the chance here, but I'm just about 100%
positive that I have Jaws set to use the Windows default sound card.  I know
this is what you told me to do a long time ago.

P.S.  I should have said this before, but I've basically given up on trying
to get the N3FJP wave files to talk with everything connected.  It's been a
bit of a psychological adjustment for me to do without Kimberlee's voice,
but I am sure I'll survive.

Now, we're onto the topic of women again;  guess I'd better quit while I'm
ahead here.

Tom Behler: KB8TYJ


-----Original Message-----
From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Steve Forst
Sent: Friday, April 03, 2015 11:49 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Interesting mating issue from KB8TYJ

Tom,

I think you are using JAWS.   Have you set the JAWS options/soundcards 
drop down menu to  use the pc's default sound card?    It solved the 
problem for me long ago.  No matter what goes on in Windows, or what sound
card Windows decides to  call the "default", JAWS will always use
  the pc's sound card.

This has worked on both XP and Windows 7.


BTW, sorry I took your name in vain earlier.   I should  have just said 
"some college professor in Michigan" and nobody would have known who it was.

73, Steve KW3A.

On 4/3/2015 11:33 AM, Tom Behler wrote:
> Hello, everyone.
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> Since my name was mentioned in the mating thread that, I believe, was 
> started by Howard, I want to share an interesting mating issue I have 
> found with the TS590, and my Windows XP logging computer.
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> As background, I use the N3FJP software for logging, and for CW 
> sending and rig interface.  I use the ARCP590 software for storing 
> memories and rig settings in my TS590.
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> Currently, I use a USB connection for my K1EL Winkeyer for CW sending, and
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> straight-through serial connection for N3FJP rig interface.   I use a  USB
> connection for the virtual comp port driver and the ARCP 590 for TS590 
> programming functions.
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> When I have everything connected, I get no Jaws speech when I first 
> start up the Windows XP logging computer.  The only way I can get Jaws 
> to speak is to unplug the ARCP590 USB connection at the radio, 
> Re-start the computer, and then plug the ARCP590USB cable into the 
> radio  again after Jaws has started speaking.  After I go through this
little trick, everything works fine.
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> I'm interested in any suggestions I might try to correct this little 
> anomaly.
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> Tom Behler: KB8TYJ
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