Roger,

I'm sorry I keep getting on this soapbox, but I have to correct you in one 
small area.  The BN family *does* work as a speech synthesizer for JFW, but 
only on systems running Windows 98 or ME.  This isn't helpful for a lot of 
people because WinXP and Win2000 have taken over most of the market, but you 
might be surprised at the number of people still using Win98 or ME.  Also, the 
BN works extremely well as a Braille display with JFW, under all flavors of 
Windows that I am aware of.  And, unlike the Pacmate, you don't have to take 
the BN apart to have instant Braille.  This is good info for all of us who 
don't have the resources to dump Jaws and the time to learn how to use 
WindowEyes.


-----Original Message-----
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information systems
Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 1:05 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Braillenote] jaws used as external synthesizer 


Hi Foks,

In responce to the jaws using the braillenote family of products as a 
remote synthesizer, that is impossible.
I am a freedom Scientific dealer along with a gw micro dealer and visuaide 
and pulse data, or shall I say Humanware dealer, and FS will not support 
their competition like the braillenote as a remote synthesizer, since their 
own product the pac mate does not do that.
Window-eyes has been outstanding supporting and coming up wiht new ways of 
their screen reader supporting the braillenote family of products, so if 
you want to have your braillenote or voicenote work very well with a screen 
reader, dump Jaws and get on board with GW Micro's and  Window-eyes.
Roger Behm

Adaptive Information Systems
We Make Technology Accessable to the Vision impaired and Reading Disabled

Roger A. Behm, president
1611 clover Lane
Janesville WI 53545-1388
voice: (608) 758-0933
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Toll Free:  (877) 792-4768
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