You can go to ftp://ftp.hj.com/jfwdist/jfw3.2/access32 and download
access32 from their.  Run the file and it will authorize access 32 and
install it as your default synthesizer.  You can just run the file on your
access 32 disk if you have one.

At 07:49 AM 1/16/99 -0600, you wrote:
>Sure, I can tell you how to get access32 as your primary synthesizer (but
>you're not going to like the answer).
>You can't do it unless you re-install JFW with the custom install.
>I think that's the only way to do it.  Sorry to be the bearer of such bad
>news; maybe someone else will have another solution, but I think
>re-installation is the only way.
>Luck,
>Bob
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Harry Bates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: yoyo yoyo yoyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Saturday, January 16, 1999 7:22 AM
>Subject: help needed! problems with upgrade to jfw 3.2
>
>
>>I finally did it.  This week I upgraded to jfw3.2, and I must be some kind
>>of clutz, since I have the choice of synthesizers of eloquence and no
>>speech.  I first chose the custom installation, but I was trying to do it
>>with the Access32 as my primary speech synthesizer only to learn after many
>>attempts that I was using the upgrade floppy diskette instead of the purple
>>authorization diskette.  I failed about five or six times in upgrading
>using
>>the Doctor JAWS on the CD.  Finally, by this time I was so frustrated
>trying
>>the custom install I decided to install using the automatic feature.
>>It said it would load jfw32 and eloquence, which is not what I wanted, but
>I
>>did it anyway.
>>Now in jfw32 I am seemingly stuck with eloquence!  After using DECtalk
>>Access 32 for a long while I find nothing eloquent about eloquence.
>>Could someone tell me step by step how to get Access32 installed into
>jfw32,
>>so that I could have it as my primary synthesizer?
>>Your help would be greatly appreciated.
>>Harry
>>The Trust Walker
>>
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>>
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