Hi Chris,

This subject has been discussed before on the list, and I suggested both
here and to HJ that they just add an option to the installation menu on the
CD to install new synthesizers and braille displays.  The installation
routines and other components are already on the CD.  Open Book Ruby has
this feature, and other mainstream software suites also allow installation
of additional components from their installation menus.

Gary, [EMAIL PROTECTED]

At 11:25 AM 11/1/99 -0600, you wrote:
>    Hi listers.  A few of my friends and I were talking re: the discussions
>here on the list about braille displays and stuff.  We were thinking that it
>might be a good idea if HJ were to somehow implement an option in the next
>release where you can just add a synth or braille display without having to
>reinstall JFW.  It might work through either the config manager or the
>utilities menu.  The only work-around that hj would have to make would be to
>somehow get the braille tables to be recognized, as they're not installed
>from the download version, but only the cd, or at least that's how it
>appears to me.  Would this be a good idea for the next version? I'd like to
>get your opinions on it, and if you think it would work, drop a message to
>[EMAIL PROTECTED], and I'm sure they'd do their best to look into it.
>On another subject...I don't usually do this, but I figured I take care of
>both things with a single message...I didn't receive any answers to my
>question about Winamp, but I heard Jonathon Mosen's audio  tutorial on
>heartoday.com about cd burning and the uses of Winamp, and that helped a
>lot.  The only thing I'm wondering now, is how I can getthe songs on my
>playlist to play in alphabetical order? or the tracks from a cd I've
>downloaded or burned to play in sequential order?  Please help if you can!
>I'd really appreciate it!
>Thanks
>Chris
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