At 08:07 AM 10/7/99 -0500 Walter Siren Wrote:
Which eudora scripts did you download? I still prefer the old scripts that
were on the jfw mailing page. I don't mean the newer ones that were just
recently put up there, mean the older ones. Your control hotkeys will
still speak with them.
*** DCM It is a verbosity issue that has already been addressed. They
speak in the newer set if verbosity is set to beginner.
Also one thing the newer scripts do that I don't
like, when you turn on the speech when you go on line, it does not tell you
any longer how many messages that you have to download.
*** DCM This is not true. The same feature that was present in the older
scripts is still there. Please note:
;modified by Ken Gould, 5/26/98, to allow toggling of download message
status on and off
Try using the shift+control+D key stroke.
Of course you can
use your jaws cursor or your invisible cursor to find out, but if I have to
do that, then I don't need to turn the speech.
At 01:13 AM 10/7/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi to the list,
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>I've just downloaded and installed the Eudora scripts for Eudora and I
>already notice an improvement with the address book. But the spell checker
>is still kind of faulty. When I press the change hotkey alt c, I am told
>that I'm not in the spell checker to use this function. One work around is
>to just tab over to the change button and then whack enter. What I want to
>do though is to restore the speaking of some of the hot keys such as
>control B for close, control m for check mail ect. These keys don't speak
>when I press them, and I've become rather accustomed to hearing close,
>check mail, reply and so on. Do I edit the scripts, or can I just build a
>frame?using public beta and Eudora 4.2 here.
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>Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
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>
Walter
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