Hi,
I would rather see H-J leave the user interface for the configuration
manager, JAWS window, and other utilities as it is now. Pull down menus
are still used in many Windows applications, so they are not an old DOS
interface. As you said yourself, this is a well tested interface. Let's
not fix something that is not broken. I hope that H-J will correct many
pressing bugs and accessibility issues that we have all been reporting.
Regards.
On Fri, 16 Apr 1999, BOB wrote:
> I noticed that in jfw3.3 there are a lot of changes to the configuration
> manager.
> I would have hoped that jfw would have also updated their way of processing
> changes to the configuration manager.
> Instead of having us access it as a menu driven system--a well tested
> method in the good old DOS days--they should make the configuration manager
> a multi-paged dialog with pages such as user configuration, text
> configuration, etc. Each page could contain check boxes and edit fields in
> which to enter the necessary data.
> While they are at it, they could also include changes to the jfw program so
> that we could select voices, languages, etc in the same manner.
>
> What do you think?
> Bob
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