yes, it is tricky, but I would be able to show you how with the editing
of the *.jcf files.
On Sat, 10 Apr 1999 00:11:08 -0400 "Terrie Terlau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
>Hi again,
>Sorry if this is too basic a question, but can you set JFW reading
>speed
>differently for different applications? I just looked through all
>the
>settings in the Configurati*on manager for my e-mail program and did
>not see
>a place to set reading speed. Having just said that I love the speed
>of
>the new eloquence, I also would like to have it read slower in some
>programs where I need to proof read and faster in others where I
>don't.
>
>There are about 4 or 5 key strokes involved in changing the speed in
>global
>voices, 6 or 7 if you count the alt-tabs to get back to the
>application one
>is using. Is there a shorter way to change speed on the fly if there
>is
>not a way to set speed for different applications?
>
>Thanks for your knowledge.
> .
> Terrie Terlau
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