Be sure you are not running JFW and JFD simultaneously.
Only one of the programs should be active at a time.
You might also want to check and make sure only one JFW program is running,
if several are on the system.
Just set them to do not start up first on starting the computer.
In fact it would best be not to have JFW be loaded at start up. It would be
better to create a hotkey to bring up jaws after the computer has booted up.
Then use it.
Harry
The Trust Walker
-----Original Message-----
From: Association for the Blind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, July 19, 1999 10:43 PM
Subject: RE: Any info about lags with software synthesizers??
>Greetings all.
>
>I have been investigating the same issue that we have with JFW 3.2 running
>the Eloquence speech synth. supplied with JAWS. We have several users here
>at Vision Australia Foundation who are experiencing slow speech response
>when navigating around Windows 95 or using applications such as Microsoft
>Office 97 and Lotus Notes. By slow speech response I mean pressing a key
and
>a good two seconds later, JAWS will announce the key. As you can
appreciate,
>our users have become quite
>frustrated, especially when using word processing.
>
>Our machines should be quite capable of running JAWS properly.
>Their configurations are:
>
>IBM Personal Computer 300GL (Desktop computer)
>Pentium 200MMX
>64Mb RAM
>Western Digital AT22500 2.5 Gb Hard Drive (partitioned into 1.3 and 1.2Gb
>respectively)
>Built-In Ethernet network card
>Cirrus Logic 5446 PCI Video card
>A range of Sound Blaster and ESS Audio Soundcards
>Either 15" or 21" IBM Monitors
>Windows 95 Ver. 4.01.971C
>JAWS for Windows Ver. 3.2 (3.20.31)
>
>Can anyone offer any suggestions to speed Eloquence up?
>
>Regards
>
>Daniel Neubronner
>
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