Kathy I don't believe that this patch addresses any of the problems you
mentioned with AOL. Sorry to say. I know instant messenger works, but for
now, no go. Send your reasons to HJ at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and tell them ho
you are extremely surprised that for a company that support millions of
customers with internet access, jaws has still not made attempts to write
Scripps that make this browser, accessible.
About your synthesizer, I know out load, better known as eloquence will be
for free with openbook rooby by end of march, and from what I understand the
new version of eloquence will be much more responsive. I know that as far
as access 32, arkenstone has provided files that you can utilize to run
dec32 with Open book. It takes a few modifications, that are manual, but
relatively easy to accomplish.
If you would like to start looking for these files, they can be found in
arkenstone's ftp sight at
ftp://ftp.arkenstone.org
Look under techinfo and under ssil. IN there you will find the dec32.exe
self extracting file to download. There are instruction that come along. If
you have access 32 from HJ or Wineyes, try it out and if you find problems,
Right back.
Carlos
-----Original Message-----
From: Cathy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, January 24, 1999 2:24 AM
Subject: Re: Which internal synthesizer work well with Jfw? -Reply
>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
>>
>>
>>-
>>Visit the jfw ml web page: http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~nallan/jfw
>>
>
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