The best approach I've found is using the dictionary manager.
Select the border character, then redefine it as a "". It will
stop speaking the ASCII character name then.
-----Original Message-----
From: ab7hw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Saturday, May 15, 1999 4:30 AM
Subject: JFW speaking boarders? maybe a cure?
>Hello Listers
>A program at work uses boarders or a box around the different
subject on
>the page. My computer a HP 233 Mhz using JFW NT 3.2 with service
pack
>4.0 reads this boarder as a repeated letter. This situation is
making
>my accomplishing my task very difficult!
>
>So as you read down the page you get 2 letters before and at the
end of
>each line of text. On the lines with just the boarder you get 2
lines
>of continuous similar letters.
>
>?Do you know how to stop JFW from reading these boarders? If so
please
>pass on your method to me as I am stuck.
>
>The program is a ATS(Attendance Tracking System), used to approve
>personnel time cards. I am assuming it is a UNIX based or text
program
>since there no graphical characters, this according to a sighted
>associate.
>
>I look forward to your help.
>
>Dick Chrisman AB7HW and Scotty the Wonder Guide Dog
>
>
>
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