Hmm, open the WE control panel, go to Hotkeys and then to cursor and disable
what you don't want to be spoken. Make sure that you have a dedicated
set-file associated with the player application.
 
Ralf Kefferpuetz
Germany
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From: David [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2009 7:31 AM
To: WE English mailing list
Subject: Is it possible?


My music player software, places the cursor on the line, showing the
currently playing song title, and artist name. That is great. 
 
The software has the capability to move through a song with the
CTRL-Right/Left, and the Right/Left arrow keys. Problem is, that every time
I press the (ctrl)-arrow-keys, WE speaks out the word(or whole line). Is it
possible to redefine the (ctrl-)arrow-keys, so that they don't force WE to
speak out. The 'silence' feature of WE (or turning down the synthesizer
volume) is no alternative, since I want the speech feedback when doing other
operations in the software. 
 
So, is it possible to 'overwrite' the 'speakout' functionality of the arrow
keys? 
 
Your help would be much appriciated!


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