also go into the verbocit/browse mode menu then to new page information. and
change it from read the first 24 lines to read entire page. this the last
option in the list. then save the set file.
----- Original Message -----
From: Patrick Walsh
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2011 3:01 PM
Subject: RE: Window eyes general questions
Hello,
I can't help very much yet, as I have not really had any time to read the
manuals over the holidays as I had planned to do. But I at least understand
the choppy reading on some web pages.
The text is justified to fit the screen width, and this process of
justification puts in extra spaces which causes the speech engine to pause a
bit. The solution is to set reading to ragged, but as yet I have not found
that particular setting so perhaps someone can help me as well.
patrick
From: Kimsan [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2011 5:30 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Window eyes general questions
Hello:
I hope this is better.
I'm unsure of how to ask this question so all WE users will understand. I
will give it a shot.
When I am on a page, or in a document or just navigating period using the tab
key, arrow keys or letter navigation, We takes a while to read the information,
why? Let me place an example, I go to a site and tab to news link, there will
be a delay from when news is being announced. I do not know if that made sense
but I tried.
My second question is concerning speech and why does it seem so choppy.
Meaning, I would read a sentence and it would read it, then stop in mid
sentence and then continue reading it. I would have to arrow up and back down
again to read the information. Sorry if none of my questions are making sense.
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