If that is the case, then this has to be more of a jfw bug, then a dectalk
bug, if window-eyes will work with the dectalk. Now, it may partially be a
dectalk bug, but if it was altogether dectalk's fault, then it would crash
with window-eyes also.
At 10:53 AM 3/31/99 -0800, you wrote:
>All the international characters that we've tested do that with the DECtalk
>and JFW. We first noticed in last year during El Nino, as sometimes El
>Nino was spelled as it would be in Spanish with the little tilde thing over
>the n.
>
>So then we tested it with the DECtalk and Window-Eyes, and it worked just
>fine. And then we tested it with JFW and other synthesizers, and it worked
>just fine. So it appears to be just the two of them who don't get along in
>this situation.
>
>Sue Sweetman
>
>At 07:40 AM 3/31/99 -0600, you wrote:
>>There was a message on this list yesterday that kept my dectalk
>>crashington. I know what the accent mark was, because I had to go to
>>elequence to find out what it wat that made the dec crash. I will spell it
>>the best that I can so hopefully, you will know what it was, I don't think
>>that I couldp type that mark on here anyway even if I could, it would make
>>my dectalk crash. The mark was e-accute. It was in a message from
>>somebody with that mark in his name concerning unloading jaws. So my
>>question now is, does this make the dectalk crash with other screen readers
>>besides jfw? Another question, will it also make the dectalk access 32
>>software crash also? Oh, btw, if I read that message in dos, it won't make
>>my dec crash.
>>Walter
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Walter
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