i need windows too for freelance translation
i am sure more infovox voices will be out soon
On 12 Dec 2008, at 09:36, Simon Cavendish wrote:
Alex,
Welsh, Greek, Polish and working towards Russian too. West European
languages are reasonably well supported. Ivox is apparently going to
be enriched by adding a Greek boice but it hasn't happened yet. I
miss the Braille support for these languages. It is very important
to me. Jaws has got unicode braille tables in it and so can cope
with Greek script. Hal has Braille supoort support for a couple of
dozen languages in refreshable braille.I shall be switching to
Voiceover completely at the first opportunity.
With best wisehs
Simon
On 12 Dec 2008, at 02:14, Alex Jurgensen wrote:
Hi,
What languages?
Thanks for listening,
Alex,
On 11-Dec-08, at 9:55 AM, Simon Cavendish wrote:
Somewhat related question: I've got Windows XP installed under
bootcamp. Increasingly, I am wondering whether I might be ready to
run Windows XP under fusion. Can I try to do this whilst still
keeping my bootcamp partition in case I make a mess of things?
I was also wondering whether if and when I decide to take the
plunge, some of you who have so much know how would be happy to
help off list so as not to clog up the traffic?
Sadly, I still need Windows for my languages and Kurzweil but it
would be good to have Windows XP available on demand. Under
Windows I run Jaws 7.1 and I have Hal 8 as well although I'm not
running it as I was having video intercept problems. I did wonder
though whether Hal would run on a usb dongle with windows under
fusion. I don't know wehther anyone has tried this.
Thanks for any encouraging thoughts in advance, or warnings if
there are any to be heeded.
With best wishes
Simon
On 11 Dec 2008, at 11:39, Scott Chesworth wrote:
Hi all,
Currently I have boot camp installed. I'm finding that I'm needing
Windows less and less though so maybe now is the time to virtualise
instead. I've used a demo of Fusion 1.0 or 1.1 I think it was many
moons ago and was pretty impressed. Can anybody who's used
Fusion and
Virtual Box give me a quick rundown on the pro's and cons of each,
which one they use, and why? Money is pretty tight here this
christmas, so not wanting to shell out cash on Fusion unless
there are
real advantages.
Cheers
Scott
