The repeat filter is to set the amount of consecutive characters spoken
before Window-Eyes says: repeats X times. For example, Let's say you
have a program that uses lines of 50 dashes as section breaks. Instead
of hearing dash spoken 50 times, assuming that you have them either
turned on in the general punctuation setting or defined in your
character dictionary, setting the repeat filter on and to a value of 3
will result in Window-Eyes saying: dash dash dash repeats 50 times.
The line filter is to do just that; filter out lines with specific
characters. For example if you don't want the original text in an email
reply to be spoken, and those lines begin with "> " (greater than,
space) leaving the position value at 0 and entering those characters in
the field will tell Window-Eyes not to speak those lines.
Hth,
Tom
On 4/28/2012 5:08 PM, Sunshine wrote:
Ok, I Noticed, a couple of things in the screen node of window eyes.
what exactually does the repeat filter and the line filter do?
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