Hi Nancy:
I use a man's voice for the pc cursor, and a woman's voice for the Jaws
cursor.
Since the Jaws cursor can go almost anywhere on the screen and the pc
cursor is limited, I find this is usefull.
I am using flex talk soft ware synthesizer which has 14 voices.
I use Keith belle for the male voice and Kerry Wattson for the female voice.
They are the most normal sounding voices to me, but that's just my opinion.
Best regards, TCAt 10:27 AM 7/10/99 -0600, Nancy Feldman wrote:
>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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