Now that is a new one on me! We Europeans usually speak more than one
language but Chinese is not among those! <g> I know that jaws comes
up in the system language on the box it is installed onbut it must
have confused your Taxan accents for Chinese. *giggle*
Being a nonnative speaker of English, A Southern - and a Texan
accent in particular - took some getting used to when we first
encountered it many years ago but it didn't sound quite like Chinese.
But then a friend from Texas during an English teaching campaign put
on by my husband's church mistook a French exchange student who had
enrolled in the English classes for a Chinese at first ... *g*
glad you got your problem fixed and thanks for sharing the story.
I'll keep this. *g*
Smiles across the Miles!
Doris
At 10:29 AM 12/3/2011 -0600, you wrote:
I don't need to know where it is, how to use it, why it works...
I just want to say, it's a marvelous function of jaws and without
it,things would progress much slower while getting help.
Now I bet none of y'all had this happen upon getting a new computer,
but only me...
It came up speaking Chinese. I had my bro in law and we all heard it
speaking this as wellas he was trying to assist me, but
unfortunately, we are just plain Texans with our own unique language
I might add, but this one had us in a pickle.
I have no idea what he did nor does he, but some how it got on
English. I think I must have done something by pressing keys for
narrator and getting it on Chinese, it was a challenge I do not want to repeat.
The windows narrator works very well in win/7 the voice Anna is very
clear as well, in case y'all need or want to know, sure beats chinese,lol.
Trish
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