Tom. I never heard of the superbraille and am curious as to what it is. As
for what to do, look on your hard drive in the jfw20 directories for a file
named superbraile dot anything. You may also want to contact Henter-joyce
about this instead of the makers of the superbraille. I would assume that
jfw 2.0 drivers for speech synth would work with jfw 3.2, but I am not
going to commit to that answer.
At 01:24 PM 2/5/99 -0800, you wrote:
> Hi,
> Is anybody on this list using JFW 3.2 with the Super Braille computer? If
> so, I need to hear from you. I'll be working on one of these units soon,
> and I need specifics regarding upgrading the JFW package from 2.0 to 3.2.
>
> The Super Braille appears to have a Sounding Board chip onboard, as you can
> hear it speak during the boot process. One thing that strikes me as very
> peculiar, though, is that the jfw.ini file doesn't refer to any
> synthesizers directly. Instead, it has a line in there that reads:
>
> driver=superbrl
>
> So, I need to know what to specify for the onboard synthesizer and Braille
> display during the JFW 3.2 install.
>
> I've tried for nearly a week to contact the manufacturers of the Super
> Braille but I only get an answering machine and nobody returns my calls.
> Bummer. That situation could get old real fast. Can anybody give me some
> tips so I can proceed with work on this machine?
> Thanks in advance.
> Cheers!
> Tom
>
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