Jingles aren't any different in ZaraRadio than they are anywhere else--they're simply short MP3 (or WAV or OGG or WMA) files that contain--well--jingles. The thing is, to get them into ZaraRadio will take a little bit of doing.
The manual says the quickest and easiest way to do it is to select a file from the tree view near the bottom of the screen and drag it, kicking and screaming, to one of the nine jingle cart buttons at the bottom of the window. I've already explained to you how to select one of ten sets of nine cart buttons. To assign a file to a button, you have to use your mouse cursor and locate the aforementioned tree view of your computer and the files to which it has access. Use that tree view to select a file you want to assign to a jingle button and drag it there. How you drag will vary from one screenreader to another. In JAWS, for instance, use the JAWSCursor to locate and expand the aforementioned tree view. That's the only way you'll get the PCCursor to focus in that window. Open the treeview and select the file you want to assign to a jingle button. Route JAWSCursor to PCCursor and perform the first half of the JAWS drag and drop command key sequence, Control + INSEERT + Keypad_* (the JAWS Left Mouse Button). The system will say "Drag and Drop.". The JAWSCursor is now on. Use the cursor movement keys to move to the bottom of the window and locate the nine cart buttons and the window next to each one that either has a filename in it or says "Empty". Cart buttons are to to the left of these tiny windows. When you find the graphic corresponding to the button to which you want the file assigned you are currently clutching in your computer's little mouse paws, place the JAWSCursor directly on the graphic symbol and execute the second half of the drag-and-drop key sequence, Control + Keypad_Insert plus Keypad_*. If all went well, the system will respond "Dropped," and the filename will appear in the window to the right of the graphic symbol. To use the carts, press keyboard keys 1 through 9. You can press the key a second time and the cart will stop playing immediately. Only one cart at a time will play. For my next trick (ha ha), it's events, rotations, sequences, and the other half-dozen miscellaneous filetypes described in the help file. _______________________________________________ PC-Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] This list is a service of MosenExplosion.com. To see what other lists we offer, visit us on the web at http://www.MosenExplosion.com
