Hello All,

I got this message from a friend of a friend.  The woman in question works
with adaptive technology in Canada, and she is not a specialist in the
area, works for a company which apparently hires blind people and the
woman is a generalist in computer equipment in the company.  Can somebody
tell me how she can do what she wants to do with the installation of
DecTalk below?  I am at a loss myself and would like to be of help to her.

Steve



I am hoping either you can help me or you might know someone who can
help me
I just tried to install the software for Dectalk Express on our adaptive
workstation.
When install is typed at the A:\ prompt, it automatically looks for
space on the D:\ drive.  Unfortunately, when the adaptive work station
was first being built, space
was not added to create the D:\.  All the space is on the C:\.  there is
no place in
the software installation to let me choose C:\ over D:\ drive.  The
software is predesigned in the install area to look for the D:\.
Do you have any ideas?  Or do you know someone who might be able to
help?
The only thing I can think of is to reallocate space to the D:\ drive.
Unfortunately,
to do this, the C:\ needs to be reformatted as well and the information
currently on
there (and there is A LOT) will be lost and has to be reinstalled. :-(
I'm hoping there is another way and the person who is able to help isn't
here (at a meeting).

Angela


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