From: Scott Erichsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: vip-l [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi
J-Tunes version 4.02 is available. This is a free update for all J-Tunes 4.0 customers and of course a demonstration copy is available from the J-Tunes page of our web site at http://www.tandt-consultancy.com/j-tunes.html as is the newly expanded User Guide. You will find that the User Guide has been expanded to contain some new sections, including an expansion of the details of using the iTunes Store. For example, we have included new sections on iTunes Plus, and what happens when you have purchased an item from the Store. In this version, we have corrected a number of focus tracking issues in relation to iTunes which were present whether J-Tunes 4.01 was being used or not. This includes navigating through lists and problems when exiting Dialog boxes. I have taken some extracts from the What's New in J-Tunes 4.0 document which relate to 4.02 and have pasted them below for your information. Meanwhile if you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask. Extracts From Document Trying It Out Previously, when using J-Tunes within Demonstration Mode, the product could be evaluated for 10 minutes, whereupon the computer needed to be re-started to obtain a further 10 minute trial. The J-Tunes Demonstration Mode file is automatically installed with the interface. The restrictions of Demonstration Mode are as follows: * You are able to use J-Tunes in Demonstration Mode for 15 computing sessions. In other words, if you re-start the computer and then launch iTunes, or alternatively you close down JAWS and re-start it, this will count against your 15 computing sessions. Each time you enter a new computing session, JAWS will announce the number of times you have started the computer with J-Tunes being used in Demonstration Mode. * While within the 15 computing sessions, periodically messages will be spoken giving you useful information concerning the use of J-Tunes. In addition while each message is spoken, the keyboard will "freeze" and will be unusable for approximately 10 seconds while you listen to the message. * You can close down iTunes and then re-start it during the same computing session, or alternatively move away from the program and then back to it by pressing ALT+Tab. However once you have done this 50 times within the same computing session, the computing session count is incremented by a value of 1. Once you have done this 49 times, you are warned that the next time you set focus to the iTunes program, the computing session count is incremented by 1. This trial period should give you the opportunity to evaluate J-Tunes to ensure you are comfortable using it prior to purchase. Keystroke Changes The following keystroke changes have been made: * Speak Track Title: J-Tunes Key then Control+T. * Speak Elapsed Time: J-Tunes Key then Control+E. * Speak Remaining Time: J-Tunes Key then Control+R. Speaking Remaining Time of CD Burning or Audio Conversion Pressing the J-Tunes Key followed by Control+R while burning a CD or converting music tracks from audio CD to files will speak the time remaining for the process to complete. Speaking the Total Number of Items in the Item List When focused is placed within the Item List (a list of audio tracks, podcasts, or items in the iTunes Store for example), with J-Tunes JAWS will speak the total number of the items in the list and the first item will be selected. In addition, if the JAWS Key+Up Arrow is pressed to hear the current line in the Item List, the position in the group and the total number of items is announced, such as "2 of 153". Both of these announcements are very helpful if you have searched for audio tracks either in your iTunes Library or the iTunes Store and you wish to know how many results are available. Improved Context Sensitive Help Given that so many more controls are accessible to you, we felt you may like to get immediate information about how to use them. Therefore, we have included a considerable amount of Context Sensitive Help. Pressing Insert+F1 on many of the iTunes controls will provide you with brief information about the focused item and any shortcut key for activating it in the future. This Context Sensitive Help also extends to all the controls necessary within iTunes when managing content on the new iPod Nano. Similarly, our Hotkey Help contains all the keystrokes beneficial for using iTunes and J-tunes, grouped together in several categories. New in this update is the ability to move forward through the Help topic categories with keystrokes rather than activating the appropriate link. Having pressed Insert+H to bring into view Hotkey Help, you can press ALT+ Right Arrow to move forward by topic and ALT+ Left Arrow to move back by topic. These are the same keystrokes which would be used within Microsoft Internet Explorer to move forward and back through web pages. Upgrading from Version 4.01 to 4.02 The procedure for upgrading J-Tunes from version 4.01 to 4.02 is fully described in our User Guide. However, the "Quick Guide" for upgrading is as follows: 1. Download and install the J-Tunes program from our web site which is now updated to version 4.02. 2. Re-start the computer when requested. 3. Re-Install your J-Tunes Authorisation File if you have one. 4. Re-start the computer when requested. Regards Steve Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Windows Live Messenger: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Skype: steve1963 Jonathan Mosen List Founder Audio List Help, Guidelines, Archives and more... http://www.pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
