Just associate the Silent.set file with the game and you're good to go.
Hth,
Tom
On 11/25/2013 5:56 AM, Chris G wrote:
Hi,
You'll need to set up a hot key to toggle voices.
1. Make sure you are set to show advanced options. You can find this
in Window-eyes's help menu.
2. Move to the settings tree and locate hot keys and expand it by
pressing right arrow.
3. Find miscellaneous and tab one time to get to the list of hot keys.
4. Press T until you reach "toggle all voices"
5. tab to the capture key button and press enter or press alt-c.
6. Press the key combination you want to use, I used shift-insert-v.
7. Save the changes by tabbing to the save button or press control-s.
Chris
On Mon, 25 Nov 2013 20:54:39 +1100
"michael's mail" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi guys is their an app to just stop We from talking while i am playing
games.I do not want to kill WE but just stop We from speeking while in game.
Like with NVDA I press insert plus s and it just stops it from talking through
games.
The hush app only stop and then starts We I think.
I like to not use the kill app cos it crashes some times.
And if I turn WE off some times it will not start up.
So I want to keep WE going in the back ground but not yapping.
cheers Michael.
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