If you use the ruby disabling of jfw feature, actually, what it does is to put jfw to sleep. I am using it, and it works fine. The only thing that it won't let me do is to tab in and out, but when you bring up ruby, jfw goes to sleep, and when you close down ruby, it wakes up jfw again. At 10:40 AM 8/5/99 -0400, you wrote: >I am using Openbook, Ruby edition with JFW33. I would not recommend using >the JFW sleep mode with Ruby; never could get that thing to work. The Ruby >disk has its own file which will disable JFW when Ruby is running so you >will not get double speech both from JFW and Ruby. You will want to use the >custom install so that you can install whatever synthesizer you want to use. >Hope this helps. Walter - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
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