Hi Ivan,
I'm way behind with my messages so you may have had a reply to this already.
I note you have not yet used (presumably therefore installed) a Braille
display with JAWS.
I am a mere novice myself, having only installed BLT 40 a few weeks ago,
but I learned something important on the way.
If this is your first display, you must (unless you know all files which
you might extract from the CD) re-install JAWS. It has been suggested to
me that the display should be plugged in ready for use. If you simply
enter the needed lines into your JFW.INI and add the appropriate driver,
you still don't have the needed Translation Tables so, find out which
display is the best for you to go with and install using the JAWS CD.
--
Carol Pearson
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At 00:53 11/03/99 -0500, Ivan Fetch wrote:
>Hello,
> I am trying to get JFW to work with an ALvaa braille display (ABS 340).
>I am honestly unsure which braille display to use when installing JFW (I
>have tried Alvaa models 1, 2, 3 all, and 4 - THe model 1 says "unable to
>initialize braille drivers" when JFW starts, and the other models do
>nothing what-so-wver).
>
> Do I need to install any other drivers in order tfo this braille
>display to work properly with JFW (like something from Alvaa)?
>
>Thanks in advance for any suggestions with this as I have never used
>braille displays before. ))
>
>Ivan Fetch
>
>
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