Thanks, Lynne I have forwared the very helpful info on to my friend. I know
what you mean about the JFW list I once subscribed and got between 60 & 80
messages per day. It became too much maintainence although helpful.
Stewart
-----Original Message-----
From: Lynne Koller <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Thursday, January 14, 1999 9:45 AM
Subject: Re: wineyes


>Hi,
>I have both JFW and Window Eyes on my computer with the DEC Talk Access32
>software.  It works fine in both, but in Jaws you have a choice of voices.
In
>WE, the rate is set in the Global menu choice.  (Alt/L for Global).  You
arrow
>to the Screen choice. It has a submenu.  Arrow or enter to open the
submenu.
>The first choice is rate.  You then have to do the same to change to
Keyboard
>and the Mouse choices.  You have to save the set file to save the changes.
>FYI:  I signed on to the JFW mail list and have about a hundred message
today
>alone.  I am planning on using a free JUNO account to have all of these
messages
>sent to so I am not overloaded on a daily basis!
>Good Luck!  Lynne.
>
>"R. Stewart Hughes" wrote:
>
>> Hi
>> I use JFW  and don't have exposure to other windows screen readers  but
plan
>> on taking a look at wineyes soon.  A friend is experimenting and having
>> trouble getting started because wineyes is set at too high a rate.  Would
>> one of you please list the keystrokes used to change the rate of speech
and
>> do you then have to save that new rate like in Vocal-Eyes?
>> One more, are any of you using wineyes with the dec access 32 soft
>> synthesizer? If so, does it sound as good as the dectalk board hardware
and
>> do the two get along well?
>> Thanks,
>> Stewart
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