Thanks for all the info and suggestions so far. It's got my brain working
on what is my best bet. Can you smell the smoke?
Seems like a hardware synthesizer might be the easiest way to separate the
music from the screen reader voice and let me adjust WE with the hardware
synth, and the sound card output with the stereo. Well, I have an old
DoubleTalk synth that I think I've used since the DOS days, but maybe not
back quite that far. Would old hardware like this work with XP and the
latest WE? If so, how do I go about setting up WE to use that while the
rest of the computer sounds would use the internal sound card?
If not, then I could swipe a sound card out of another old computer; but I
would have to get someone else to install it. Still, that's not a
complicated task. Then how do I set up the two cards, and hopefully
volumes for each, to do what I need?
If my V R Stream would have just handled a 1 terabyte external USB hard
drive, I wouldn't need to do all this. So, the old desktop and good old
reliable WindowEyes to the rescue.
Thanks again!
Marilyn
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