>My apologies, for my ignorance. Please explain what services this
>application provides. Can it for example be used as an assistant in
>making appropriate graphic dictionaries for random applications or
>does it provide a large base of dictionaries . Chipâs endorsement
>means a lot to me, but is this a scripting / customization tool, or an
>app that improves things for the end-user or both?
Its main purpose is pronunciation dictionaries that can handle all
characters rather than mere letters. I use it to great effect with
foreign words by entering phonemes for accented letter combinations
that then pronounce longer words more correctly than with the normal
Window-eyes exception dictionary architecture. There is also an
applet in the package called Captuer Spoken Phrases, which allows the
end user to change how Window-eyes interprets phrases and symbols
within applications. For instance, if you wanted Window-eyes to say
Application Key rather than Context Menu, you could not accomplish
this through any native Window-eyes key label, color, graphic or
exception dictionary. I hope this helps.Orlando Enrique Fiol
Ph.D. Candidate in Music Theory
University of Pennsylvania
Professional Pianist/Keyboardist, Percussionist, Arranger, Performer
and Teacher
