Hi Nancy and students,
I personally use a separate voice for messages (available only with jfw3.3)
just so I will know that something spoken (like the time) may not actually
be visible on the screen; and I also use a separate voice for the keyboard,
set to very fast. I like to leave "say characters" on, just so I know I hit
what I think I did, but I want jfw to say it quickly and get out of the way.
Hope this helps.
Bob
----- Original Message -----
From: Nancy Feldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, July 10, 1999 11:27 AM
Subject: Separate Cursor Voices
> Hello Again,
>
> My students have yet another question for you. These are typically
> questions which seek answers from many individual users, so that the
> students can obtain an overview of how JAWS is used on a regular basis.
>
> Having realized that JAWS can define separate voice for the keyboard, the
> PC cursor and the JAWS cursor, students would like to know how many of you
> use this feature. They are hotly divided on whether it is necessary or
> even useful.
>
> I, for instance, do not maintain separate voices for each cursor, and have
> never found it necessary to do so. However, this is only for my personal
> use, and I encourage students to use three distinct voices.
>
> Opinions and suggestions.
>
> Nancy Feldman, Technology Instructor
> Colorado Center for the Blind
>
>
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