What is this Gold Mine application, anyway?
Tim
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Steve Matzura
Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 1999 7:28 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Changes in JFW 3.3 beta
Hi, Jamal: How interesting that HJ is interested in Gold Mine contact
management software. I've been looking for a good Windows-based
CTS-like program (ah, remember that one, folks?) and they're now
offering a free trial of Gold Mine. I might just give it a try.
On Mon, 12 Apr 1999 18:44:57 -0600, you wrote:
>Here is a list of changes in the public beta version of JFW 3.3.
Functional
>for users with eligible serial numbers, it may be downloaded as
>
>ftp://ftp.hj.com/jfwbeta/jfw33013beta.exe
>
>Regards,
>Jamal
>
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>
>From the web page
>http://www.hj.com/JFW/JFW33Beta/JFW33chng.html
>
> Changes in JAWS for Windows Version 3.3
>
> JAWS for Windows 3.3 features a number of
> enhancements and improvements to JFW 3.2. To
> read a description of any of the new
> features, you may choose one of the links
> below, or simply scroll down the page. There
> is a "Top of List" link at the bottom of the
> page.
>
> * Enhanced Support for Popular
> Applications
> * New and Improved Eloquence for JFW
> Voices
> * Includes "HJPad" - A Completely
> Accessible Word Processor
> * SayAll by line, Sentence or Paragraph
> * Read Blank Lines in SayAll
> * System Tray Dialog Box
> * Grade 2 Braille Translation
> * Auto Graphics Labeler
> * Network Authorization
> * Text Attribute Announcement
> * JAWS Task List
> * Announcement of Cursor Shape
> * Comprehensive Online Help System
> * Improved Laptop Keyboard Layout
> * Improved Scripting Capabilities
> * Key Labeling/Silencing
> * JAWS Message Voice
>
> Enhanced Support for Popular Applications
>
> (Utilizing Microsoft Active Accessibility
> (MSAA) and the Microsoft Office components'
> and Internet Explorer Object Models, where
> applicable)
>
> JFW now features greatly enhanced support
> for Internet Explorer 5, the components of
> Microsoft Office 2000, PowerPoint 97,
> RealPlayer G2, and GoldMine contact
> management software. Improved scripts have
> also been provided for Access 97, Excel 97,
> Outlook 98, Word 98, Eudora Pro, and Eudora
> Lite.
>
> JFW users can find information regarding
> support for many popular applications in the
> Windows and Applications section under Using
> JFW with Popular Applications.
>
> New and Improved Eloquence for JFW Voices
>
> The newest version of Eloquence for JFW
> feature greatly improved voices! The new
> voices are easier to understand and will
> speak much faster if the user chooses.
>
> Includes "HJPad" - A Completely Accessible
> Word Processor
>
> HJPad is a basic word processing program
> where you can create, open, spell check,
> format, and save documents. Also, five
> sample dialogs have been created in HJPad
> for the purposes of training the new user.
> Now users can learn how to operate the many
> dialog controls found throughout the Windows
> operating system using these sample dialogs
> and without the concern that they are
> altering valuable information in another
> program. In HJPad, choose from the five
> dialogs located in the Tools/Sample Dialogs
> submenu: Single Page 1, Single Page 2,
> Multi-Page, List View, and Tree View.
>
> SayAll by line, Sentence or Paragraph
>
> Using Configuration Manager JAWS can be set
> to speak by line, sentence, or paragraph.
> This affects the way in which text that is
> sent to the synthesizer is spoken. This
> feature can be used to produce more natural
> speech patterns. To change the setting
> without changing the default, use the Adjust
> JAWS Verbosity dialog, INSERT+V.
>
> Read Blank Lines in SayAll
>
> Previously when SayAll was selected, blank
> lines were not spoken. In JFW 3.3 the user
> will hear the word blank spoken when a blank
> line appears in a document. This feature can
> be toggled in Configuration Manager.
>
> System Tray Dialog Box
>
> This feature displays Items in the system
> tray in list form so that the user can
> easily review or change settings.
>
> Grade 2 Braille Translation
>
> JFW 3.3 supports grade 2 Braille. To
> activate this feature, set "Grade 2 Braille"
> as the default in Configuration Manager. For
> optional grade 2 Braille use find the
> suitable Braille display keystroke in
> Keyboard Manager and use it to toggle on and
> off. This feature also makes it possible to
> translate the word that contains the active
> cursor.
>
> Auto Graphics Labeler
>
> When invoked , this feature automatically
> assigns a text label to graphics that are
> not already labeled. Automatic graphics
> labeling is limited to graphics with
> associated Tool Tips. The keystroke for this
> feature is INSERT+CTRL+G.
>
> Network Authorization
>
> Now network users of JFW 3.3 can work on any
> computer in their network as long as the
> computer is mapped to the drive containing
> the authorization key. This feature applies
> to Windows 95 and 98, Windows NT, Novel, and
> Unix servers and stations. To obtain network
> authorization, please contact Henter-Joyce
> Sales Department.
>
> Text Attribute Announcement
>
> JFW will now, optionally, announce changes
> to text attributes like font size, font
> style, color, indentation and others. This
> feature can be toggled and customized in the
> JFW Configuration Manager.
>
> JAWS Task List
>
> The JAWS Task List allows the user to switch
> between, close, or see the state of
> applications in their system. Applications
> that are running appear in alphabetical
> order in the JAWS Task list box, with the
> first application highlighted. This is
> implemented by pressing INSERT+F10.
> Available actions are:
>
> About: Brings up a small dialog
> with a copyright message and the
> version of JTL.
>
> Close: Closes the highlighted
> application.
>
> Exit: Exits JTL without changing
> the state of any application.
>
> Maximize: Maximizes the
> highlighted application.
>
> Minimize: Minimizes the
> highlighted application.
>
> Run: Runs a new application just
> as if the user had chosen Run from
> the start menu.
>
> Switch To: Restores the
> highlighted application and gives
> it focus.
>
> Announcement of Cursor Shape
>
> In Windows 95 and 98, the user can now elect
> to hear JAWS announce changes in their
> cursor shape. This feature is not available
> in Windows NT.
>
> Comprehensive Online Help System
>
> The JFW help system has been enlarged to
> include more detailed information about
> popular applications, Braille displays and,
> of course, all of the new features of JAWS
> for Windows 3.3.
>
> Improved Laptop Keyboard Layout
>
> The keyboard layout for laptop computers has
> been redesigned. Please refer to the help
> topic on laptops for a complete list.
>
> Improved Scripting Capabilities
>
> A number of new and powerful additions have
> been added to the JFW Script Language. For
> further information, consult the script
> documentation files in the JFW Script
> Manager.
>
> Key Labeling/Silencing
>
> A customizing feature activated when Typing
> Echo is set, the user can silence either
> alphabetical or numeric keys as desired. Go
> to Configuration Manager, Keyboard Options,
> Key Labels.
>
> JAWS Message Voice
>
> The message voice is a configurable option
> which will cause JAWS to use a different
> voice when it speaks text that does not
> appear on the screen.
>
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