Thanks Jane. We're working on something that would allow voice control of katieplayer for those with mobility problems. It's not a huge development deal...it uses Mac OS X's built-in speech recognition capability. This seems like a good time to try to get it out there. It should be a pretty robust solution but there needs to be some real world testing. Perhaps Uncle Pete (forgive referring to him colloquially) would be interested in trying it out (as can anybody else on the list that's interested). Development is always rewarding and exciting when there is an immediate need driving it. This is a good opportunity. I'll speed up the voice control thing and send word back when ready.

Oh, and Jane...happy you didn't have to reinstall katieplayer stuff after archive and re-install. Now we know for sure. :-)

Joe

On Mar 8, 2006, at 9:51 PM, Jane Jordan (Gmail) wrote:

You uncle wants KatiePlayer. Trust me. KatiePlayer rules! :) Sstill up and running immediately afte ran archive and re- install ... and it's working just great. STarted listening to an RFB&D book for class again. Woohoo!

Speaking of RFB&D, your uncle may want to consider a membership. They have books he can get on CD that ... yep, work with KatiePlayer and a uak that you can buy spearately from RFB&D.

Um, now that I think about it, Joe will have to figure out how well it will work with iListen and so on...

Jane


On Mar 8, 2006, at 7:30 PM, Peter Burgoyne wrote:

Thanks for you response to my earlier message about using eyelisten to send and receive mail all by voice, as you guessed my uncle pete has mobility problems and cannot use the keyboard. so its not practical for him to type messages. so the more people on here who use Voiceover as well as speech recognition the better as far as he's concerned. anyone seen a website of tutorials for purely voice activated navigation and mac use? this sort of help is like gold to him.

petes interested in where he can get Daisy software for the mac.
also talking newspapers are now doing digests on daisy.
http://tnauk.org.uk

1 more thing does anyone know if toast and jam software work with V/O?.
thanks alot for your help.
On Petes behalf
Regards.













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