Try unloading jfd. I have had problems trying to run jfd when loading up
windows. I can't remember what the problems are, but I know that I did
have problems that cleared up by unloading jfd before loading windows.The
only time that I will want to run jfd when loading up windows is when
windows was improperly shutdown, and the computer wants to run nortod disk
doctor, and it finds problems, and norton won't run on its own, then I will
load jfd, load windows, and be able to see what norton is asking. Once
norton finishes correcting the problems, and lets windows load, I then shut
down windows, and unload jfd, and reload windows.
At 04:46 PM 7/18/99 -0400, you wrote:
>What wens, or does the system crash as mine does under similar
>circumstances. Like running JFW, and JFD...
>----- Original e -----
>From: Walter Siren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Sunday, July 18, 1999 3:11 PM
>Subject: Re: JFW and Ruby questions
>
>
>> If you want to use ruby's speech, you do have to put jfw to sleep to run
>> ruby, or they will fight for the keypad.
>> At 08:11 PM 7/17/99 -0700, you wrote:
>> >Hi, Marsha here. Though I do not know the answer to your technical
>> questions,
>> >I have Ruby (or rather my husband has Ruby) and you do not have to put
>JFW to
>> >sleep when running the program. You also do not have to use the
>Viavopice
>> >speech. You can use your primary speech synthesizer. Just follow the
>> typical
>> >install prompts and install as it directs.
>> >
>> >Marsha
>> >At 07:28 PM 7/17/1999 -0400, you wrote:
>> >>Hi, listers! I'm going to be installing Ruby with JFW version 3.2. I'm
>> >>using Dec Access32 as my primary speech synthesizer. Do I have to
>> >>install Viavoice, or can I just install Dec Access32? Is it also best
>to
>> >>put JFW to sleep when Ruby is enabled? My next question though
>technical
>> >>is not directly JFW related, so feel free to reply privately though I
>> >>suspect I'm certainly not the only one who may run across this problem.
>> >>I'm using a Helewitt Packard Scanjet 4P which is connected to a SCSI
>card
>> >>which plugs into an EISA slot. I'm going to be using a new HP Vectra PC
>> >>which only has an available PCI slot since the sound card takes up the
>> >>EISA slot. Are there any SCSI devices that will plug into a PCI slot?
>> >>Sure appreciate all responses. Have a great weekend! Brian Zolo
>> >>
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