Jim,
I dont have a copy of Quicken in front of me just now, but the cue cards
JFW makes reference to are not audio in nature. They pop up on the screen,
when turned on, as you tab to different fields and instruct you on what to
enter. They are turned on from one of the preference options in Quicken.
At 11:58 AM 7/1/99 -0700, you wrote:
>For those who are considering using Quicken and Eloquence together, this
>may be an issue. Or, there's something in Quicken that isn't in the manuals.
>
>JFW's information on Quicken is great. However, after looking over the
>entire program, the only "cue cards" I have found are audio and require the
>presence of the Quicken CD. With only one sound card in my machine, and
>with JFW running thereon, something must be sacrificed in order to use
>Quicken. Either Jaws doesn't talk or I don't get cue cards. For those
>with hardware synthesizers, this wouldn't be an issue There are other
>applications with this problem as well, and I am researching running two
>sound cards with JFW on only one of them.
>
>Anyway, something for potential Quicken users to think about. If I have
>missed text cue cards, someone please tell me where they are. I am
>currently considering going with MS Money instead of Quicken, which came
>with my machine. I don't care which I use, I just want one that works.
>Just my 2 cents.
>
>Jim
>
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