similarly, I've been using SF since version 5.1 when it was a Sonic
Foundry product, and the mouse keys in Window-Eyes certainly made it
more accessible than any other speech package out-of-the-box,
speaking, without a doubt. In particular, adjustments of the filters
in many areas of the program, clicks and pop filters, reverb and
ambiance in others, etc. etc.
And, then there is the fantastic capabilities of the noise reduction
plug-in, which is unparalleled when adjusted properly. I've recovered
noisy cassettes into practically new sounding CD quality files using
that package, and it couldn't have been done without the Window-Eyes
mouse reading capabilities and focus directing capabilities of the mouse.
SF V10 is a challenge, but it can be made to work, though I am happy
to have noise reduction environments saved from the earlier versions
of SF like v8 to fall back on with the NR software since getting to
the buttons is a bit of a hurdle in v10, though, again, since
Window-Eyes does not use a keyboard handling *.dll like JFW does,
significant speed increases in movement around the screen are
realized among other things.
Curtis Delzer.
HS.
K 6 V F O
San Bernardino, CA.
[email protected]
skype: curtis1014
At 01:13 PM 12/28/12, Tom Kingston wrote:
You're right, Nolan. But it sure would be nice if everything just
talked automatically. And of course it would be more productive as
well. But it sure has made me a master of the mouse. Or is that a
slave of the mouse? Eh, who knows. Something like that.
Tom
On 12/28/2012 2:37 PM, Crabb, Nolan wrote:
I wonder whether it's even really needed. I've not found anything I
can't do with the mouse keys and a little ingenuity.
Nolan
Nolan Crabb
Director of Assistive Technology
The Ohio State University
281 W. Lane Ave., Columbus, OH 43210
(614) 535-7174
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