Thanks Jim:
I have tried reseting the frequency, with a number of settings, including 0,
but didn't think it helped a lot. I set it to 0 this morning per your
suggestion, I will see if it seems better.
I will down load the IE5 beta and see if that solves the other problem. Yes
I know how to rename the scripts.
Thanks so much for your help,
George Marshall
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Noseworthy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, January 18, 1999 6:58 PM
Subject: Re: Focus and rate change problem
>
>Hi George:
>
>I will attempt to answer your questions in tern.
>
>>>1. The speech synthesizer looses the rate of speech quite offen and I
>have
>>>to hit a key to restore the rate. I am using the latest default scripts
>>>from the JFW list. This is quite annoying sense I use Outlook express.
>
>You need to bring up the configuration manager (insert-6), press
>Ctrl-Shift-d, (to choose the default scripts. Choose synthesizer options in
>the set options. Then, reset the synthesizer frequency to 0. This should
>help somewhat; however, it probably won't be 100% affective.
>
>>>2. When I first boot up the computer, the focus is on "my computer" and
>>the
>>>cursor will not move. To move the cursor off "My computer", you must
>route
>>>jaws to PC, left click then return to PC cursor. This will allow you to
>>>start moving the cursor.
>
>You are probably using the Windows 98 operating system. This is probably an
>Explorer issue; in any case, it is well known and wide spread. If you
>install the Internet Explorer 5.0 (beta,) the problem will be resolved. A
>word of caution is in order here, however; you will have to rename the Jfw
>Outlook Express scripts from the old name (msimnui.dll to the new
>name(msoe.dll.) If these instructions are unclear, then please don't
attempt
>this as you may render your outlook express almost useless.
>
>I hope that this has been of some help.
>
>
>
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