the 15 minute demos are still in effect. I believe the demo timer is
controlled by the .vxd driver. and back in its day keynote used quella
authorization on floppy disks. looking at the files that make keynote
multimedia tick, I believe it is the dll files that hold the key to
making it work. also if you make an app could you please share the
source code or allow me to view it so I could pass it onto nvda as well
or maybe someone could modify it for that screen reader also.
Josh
using windows7 laptop
On 2/20/2014 8:49 PM, Rod Hutton wrote:
Hi Josh,
Okay, a couple hundred questions, just kidding. smile
Does this work under Windows 7, since I don't want to mess up my
system. I'm running 64-bit Windows 7. The readme mentions no higher
than Windows 98.
I assume you tested this on your Windows 7 system; aren't you the guy
who was trying to pull files off a Windows 98 virtual machine?
The thing is who owns the copyright? We don't want to get into
trouble by posting an app on GW Micro's site.
I can create an app for you but I wouldn't want it to get back to the
copywright owners.
What about the readme mentioning fifteen minut demos? Are they still
in effect?
Let me know,
Rod
It refers to Windows no higher than 98
On 2/20/14 5:10 PM, Josh wrote:
Hi
Would it be possible for someone who knows about drivers on this list
to make a window-eyes app to let this software synthesizer and all
language dlls work with window-eyes?
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5454959/kdm11508.zip
Josh
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