Hello all,
A friend wants to buy a laptop and asked me a question, but I don't know the
answer, so I'll be glad if you can help.
Will the video cart intel gma x3100, up to 358mb will work well with jaws?
Thanks in advance,
Negoslav
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Well a friend of mine who has been with me since the beginning of the jaws
users list has joined up over here to help out as well. So this is to welcome
Mr. Bob Gilman to the team. Now there are 3 of us so in my opinion things are
coming along just fine after last week's shake up. We should be
Hi. Welcome, Bob. It's very kind of you to take on this responsibility.
Thank you.
Tony Hernandez: SpeaksClan Patriarch
http://www.tonyspeaks.com
http://www.speaksclan.net
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Welcome bob
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Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2007 10:30:18
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Subject: [Blind-Computing] another new member of the moderating team
Well a friend of mine who has been with me since
Hello.
I would like to subscribe to some rss feeds on blogs and news sites. Will
someone please point me to a good, accessible RSS reader that will allow me to
receive notifications in my system tray and also allow me to view the text of
the various updates to the feeds? Thanks in advance.
No idea.
My one laptop has an Intel 915gm/gms display adapter, and it mostly works
fine, but I have had one or two minor issues which were mostly sorted out by
making the correct display settings, but this isn't really relevant to the
display adapter, since according to FS, it's merely a set
Hi, there has been discussions recently of News Aloud. I can't remember if
it was this list, but if you go to www.nextup.com you can find out more and
download it and try it out for a limited time, probably 15 days. Hope that
helps.
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Is there a way to have Jaws to not pronounce the greater sign at the
beginning of the sentence in emails?
I use MS OUTLOOK.
Thanks,
Steve
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Go to the pronunciation dictionary with insert D.
Tab to add.
Under actual word type the greater than sign.
In the replace with, press the spacebar.
Save changes.
Sunny Day
Maria Campbell
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In all I say and do,
That Your great love displayed in me
My outlook express works fine until I try to listen to something with windows
media and read my emails; then I have to maximize outlook express in order to
read my mail; is there a way to permanently maximize outlook express? thanks
for the help.
Dan
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There goes the list. Evil Grin.
Victor
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For help from Mailman with
Thank you Jacob. If someone has an idea for this model please share it, so
that the people don't spend money for something that may not work correctly.
Thank you,
Negoslav
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Hi all.
Does anyone know a way i can remotely connect to my home computer without
having to install Jaws at that end. I'm going to use it to help family and
friends with any problems they have.
Thanks in advance
Aiden
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Hello. go to the system access website witch I don't remember the url for and
search for the remote incident management package.
SAG
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There's auto sizer. I don't now if that will do the trick though.
SAG
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Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2007 8:52 AM
Subject: [Blind-Computing] maximizing outlook express
My outlook express works
Hi Folks,
There is a program that comes with Windows, which allows you to connect via
remote connection with any computer on the net. The best part is that it's
free, so no exorbitant costs involved. Well, none, save for buying Windows
XP. Smile.
It's called Remote Access, and it's quite
narator is not the best of screen readers out there so if you were to view a
dialogue or try and view something it does not work.
SAG
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Subject: Re:
I'd suggest NVDA for systems 2000 XP or Vista. It works great in a pinch
with out installing anything at all.
David Ferrin
www.jaws-users.com
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Subject: Re:
Hi,
You can set the size of the window by putting your cursor on the OE icon,
bringing up the properties dialogue box with, say, Alt Enter. You should
now be on the ShortCut page. Just tab to the Run combo box and move up or
down to the Maximized part, then tab to Ok and that's it.
David
Steve, There's no need to remove the old version before installing a new
one.
Cheers.
Alex
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Sent: 18 December 2007 22:45
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Subject: [Blind-Computing] updating Jaws
No you do not need to remove an older version prior to installing the next
in line as they all go in their own directories.
David Ferrin
www.jaws-users.com
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Sharon, I'm coming into this a bit late but maybe what I have to say is
going to be helpful.
Unfortunately, I'm going to have to disagree to some extent with Rick.
There are indeed disks which are designed specifically for music files. In
most cases, they are called music disks and have been
Steve, Yes I believe there is new training material in version 9.
Cheers.
Alex
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Again, I've already been thinking about something like automatically logging
on to a remote machine, and then starting up either NVDA, or maybe even the
built-in MS narrator thingy on a remote machine.
Only problem is I'm not 100% sure info being sent to a sound card would in
fact be relayed
Ok.
So it might in fact be worth, along these lines, trying out NVDA on the
remote machine as well?
Just need to get my two machines hooked up and will definitely try this out.
Stay well
Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
'...Fate had broken his body, but not his spirit...'
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The only way I can think of is by having your jaws on a cd the way you want
it.
In other words have your jaws to go.
put it on their computer.
Another thing is to have your their computers connected by a remote .
I'm not an expert on that,but just thinking.
PEACE
John Carvalho
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Thanks Victor,that's just what I was thinking of.
PEACE
John Carvalho
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Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2007 3:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] remote access
Hi Folks,
There is a program
Hi,
It would be awesome if it would work, that way, I can fix my grandmother's
computer when she has a problem with it, instead of waiting until I go to
her house to find a computer acting verry strange with lots of spyware and
installed toolbars everywhere! It's not that fun havin to get
Hi Sarah,
I have to disagree with you on some things.
First and foremost, since all he wants to do is provide temporary speech on
his system before he connects remotely to his computer at home already
running a screen reader, then I think it will do in a pinch.
Secondly, I think it's a matter
Hi John,
I think I should add a note to what you have said here.
While I agree that some media is more practical for audio rather than data,
I couldn't help but notice that the media types you stated in your message
all use the gold dye on their CD's.
I have found that the colour dye used on
Hi Jacob,
As I stated, for the remote access to work, all one needs is for both
systems to be connected to the internet. No need for cables to be run
connecting the two computers together.
I also mentioned that the checkbox to allow sound to be sent through the
host computer to the remote
Hi Jacob,
I've heard mention of NVDA from a couple of members.
What is it, and is it a free package to be downloaded onto an XP machine?
Victor
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John, I'm still having major problems with this cd disc issue. I bought
music discs, but it keeps adding headings every few seconds. They were music
cdr discs. I bought three kinds. Can we talk off list about the quirks of
ptr1 so I can indeed figure out if what I have is right? It does say audio
I believe petro did one but I don't have a url for it at the moment.
SAG
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Subject: [Blind-Computing] tutorial needed;
Does anyone know if there is a
Victor, I think that quick tutorial would be a great help to some of us.
I have used remote access as you have described myself and it is a great
tool for troubleshooting.
Frank
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Victor, OK sounds good. Just one more question. Did your brothers copy
of JFW have the $200 remote access upgrade (From Freedom scientific)
installed?
Frank
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I have been giving this some thought as well. Eventually we will be
upgrading to Windows Server 2008. That only runs as a 64 bit operating
system. This kind of gives me the shivers as I don't think any of the
major screen readers work on a 64 bit OS. What I was thinking of was
using Remote Access
Hi Steve!
If the authorization is the same, must not, if it ILM is.
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The computer i need to connect to doesn't have a screen reader installed.
Aiden
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Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2007 3:40 AM
Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] remote access
Hi Sarah,
I have to
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