Hi listers,
Not very long ago I read a message talking about the "Chinese set
file". Since I also have a couple of questions myself. I wrote an email
to this gentleman at:
"Goalball" <[email protected]>
My reply got rejected by the postmaster conplaining the sending email
address is invalid.
If any one of you, or this gentleman himself seeing my message here,
gives me the correct address, it will be greated appreciated.
Many, many thanks.
sincerely,
Wann
----- original message ----
Subject: re: question about Chinese set files
From: "Goalball" <[email protected]>
X-Antivirus: AVG for E-mail 7.5.488 [269.15.1/1079]
Hi,
As stated by GW Micro, Window-Eyes does not support Chinese.
Not only does Windows itself needs the language support, both Window-Eyes
and the synthesizer need the Chinese character set as well.
But not all is lost. You do have a couple of options.
Depending on the dialect you need, there are screen readers for Chinese
Mandarin, and possibly Cantonese.
However, this will require a Chinese version of the Windows OS, or an
English Windows with the appropriate language pack installed.
I happen to have used one of the Mandarin screen readers and it's quite
accessible.
If you are interested in it, contact me directly.
Your second option is going to the Mac.
VoiceOver, which is the built-in screen reader for the Mac OS, now supports
several East Asian languages including Japanese and Chinese.
It's a fully functional screen reader with all the features for a visually
impaired user.
And it also supports writing in these languages as well.
Hope this helps.
From:
X-Antivirus: AVG for E-mail 7.5.488 [269.15.1/1079]
Hi,
As stated by GW Micro, Window-Eyes does not support Chinese.
Not only does Windows itself needs the language support, both Window-Eyes
and the synthesizer need the Chinese character set as well.
But not all is lost. You do have a couple of options.
Depending on the dialect you need, there are screen readers for Chinese
Mandarin, and possibly Cantonese.
However, this will require a Chinese version of the Windows OS, or an
English Windows with the appropriate language pack installed.
I happen to have used one of the Mandarin screen readers and it's quite
accessible.
If you are interested in it, contact me directly.
Your second option is going to the Mac.
VoiceOver, which is the built-in screen reader for the Mac OS, now supports
several East Asian languages including Japanese and Chinese.
It's a fully functional screen reader with all the features for a visually
impaired user.
And it also supports writing in these languages as well.
Hope this helps.
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