Hi Bill, and others:
I have open book 3.5 and if I give up my Dec-talk express, I need one that
can handle the open book as well. I do not like Eloquence, it is to slow,
plus it is not at all as clear as the Dec-talk express. I would like to
know if the Dec-talk vs 32 is as clear? I also have another question, but
it is to do with another subject. So here it goes. When I first got my jfw
3.0, I installed aol, but had to get rid of it because jfw was not reading
all the menus, and just not performing right. I was wondering, now that I
have upgraded to 3.2.31, can I now install aol and have it work correctly?
I was told that aol has a lot more to offer and my Father is on it and would
like it if I changed back, if jfw would work with it now.
Cathy and guide dog Tilly, Black Lab:
-----Original Message-----
From: bill cameron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, January 24, 1999 6:44 AM
Subject: Re: Which internal synthesizer work well with Jfw? -Reply
>i also bought my keynote multi media from g w micro, but i bought access 32
>from hj.
>
>the keynote is easier to install, it does have its own key, same system
that hj
>uses, the ever lock key.
>
>i posted to this list that i was dissapointed with hj that the access 32
from
>hj was not as easy to install as the software synth provided by hj for
free.
>
>in fact i hope hj will make installing the access 32 as easy as eloquence,
in
>fact i hope it shall reside on the c d rom.
>
>access 32 would not be at risk of being stolen if on the cd rom, because
your
>key must be approved for it to work.
>
>such a move would also make it easier to use out of the box.
>
>pros and cons.
>
>buying from hj means that the voice will not work with a blind o c r
package.
>
>that is a major con for people that prefer o c r specially for the blind.
>
>another con is that it will not work with other screen readers, so if you
own
>2 your out of luck.
>
>on the pro side i can say i like the fact that hj is pretty fair about
>replacement of the keydisk if for some reason the disk was to get
corrupted.
>
>not saying that the other disk may not offer the same option.
>
>i can say that i own 2 key disk from hj because one is for win 3.1 and the
>other key disk is for win 95 and n t.
>
>so the hj choice maid it more flexible for me.
>of course to enjoy that option i had to pay for the n t upgrade.
>
>if hj does install access 32 on cd rom it would be a real good reason to
buy
>access 32 from them.
>lets hope this is in the works.
>
>
>bill cameron
>
>
>
>
>
>At 05:29 PM 1/23/99 -0800, you wrote:
>>Hi,
>>At 10:10 AM 1/23/99 -0700, you wrote:
>>>I was told this information from Henter-Joyce. The customer service
>>person told
>>>me that only a Dectalk sold by Henter-Joyce would work with their
products.
>>
>>Simply put, that is utter nonsense, pure baloney. The guy just wanted to
>>make a sale.
>>Buy Access32 from whomever you please.
>>You can use JFW with other versions of DEC Access32, not just the one from
>>HJ.
>>I've put together several systems which had JFW and versions of Access32
>>which came from either GW Micro or Arkenstone. All of them worked great.
>>
>>Tom
>>
>>
>>
>>-
>>Visit the jfw ml web page: http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~nallan/jfw
>
>
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