Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I have moderate skills but having been
surfing the web for years. I've had one local web site (a city one) that I
just could never get passed the home page. Never knew precisely what the
problem was, just that I couldn't access it.
Anyway I used this site and
They probably don't use it because it most likely takes away all of the eye
candy if I understand the term correctly. Never the less I'm glad to see a
post from you Mr. Joe.
David Ferrin
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Glad to do so, post that is David. Frankly I've been a bit overwhelmed
lately with lots of other things, access being just one of them...Smile...
But I do greatly appreciate the efforts of all on this list even if I cannot
always possibily thank each and evryone of you all for your
All with a positive attitude are welcome my friend, glad you're still on
board.
David Ferrin
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This morning I'll be adding a file sent in by Rick on computer terms. Some
of you may find it interesting or at least I hope so any how. I'm placing
it under the MISC heading. This is some of the stuff I had to learn when I
got in to this game more years ago than I wish to mention.
David
Hi Joe,
Here are 2 other websites which are totally accessible.
www.jaws-users.com
www.blind-computing.com
It's not like David and I planned them that way, orr anything! smile
Richard Justice
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Thanks Rick. I've never had a problem with those sites...Smile...
Peace,
Joe
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Hi Joe,
Here are 2
hi has anyone use a programme out there called dvd shrink? and how jaws
friendly is it?
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Hi List,
Is it possible to assign different synthesisers to
specific applications?
In other words, could I have leoquence as my default
synthesiser for everything and use real speak when I'm in
Microsoft word?
Thanks loads.
Kerry
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Yes it is, that's probably something that isn't up on the site that should
be. Let me take a look at the question. What synthesizers do you have
already?
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No, that wouldn't be possible, but it is easy enough to change your
synsethizer once you get into a different application by doing a insert
control s.
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Good Morning!
I'm probably missing the obvious, but I'll take a deep breath and ask what
may be the most basic question of the year. I tried to copy selected songs
from one of my CDs last night, and could not seem to understand the process.
This whole music adventure is new to me, so forgive
Hi Ric,
I'm using JFW8.
Thanks loads.
Kerry
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Hi David,
I'm using eloquence and realspeak synthesisers.
Kerry
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I used the program several years ago and found it to be some what JAWS user
friendly . If I recall correctly, you can access most of the functions thru
the menu's on the menu bar. I don't have the program any longer, so,
hopefully some one else is using the program on this list and if not,
Hi Shirley,
I am far from someone who knows it all, however, I can try my best to help
you, as I am very familiar with Roxio Easy CD Creator.
I should warn you, that 5 is the only version of Roxio that I have been able
to understand and use successfully.
It's pretty easy, and doesn't take
Hi:
yes this program is very jfw and we friendly.
keep in mind though that if your dvd is protected you'll then need to use
something to remove its protection such as anydvd or something
but anyway referr to the links below to download the program and guides if you
wish.
You're correct in that CDEX is extremely easy to use. I use version 1.4
myself which takes no install at all. Just run it and hit F8 to extract the
songs as wave files and F9 for MP3 files.
David Ferrin
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hi i use it a fair bit and i can tell you it is verry jaws friendley. hth
from Mich Verrier from New Liskeard ONtario Canada.
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Here are the instructions I've saved for quite a number of years and now of
course since it has been brought to my attention I will post them up on the
site. I admit at first thinking that it was sort of silly but then realized
they are very good for certain applications, directions follow.
It does work with version 8.0 for sure, I just tried it out personally.
David Ferrin
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Thanks, Dave,
I'll still have to install it, I kind of miss not using it.
Running 4.5 thru version 8, so I'll just check it in all.
Richard Justice
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David, I hope your new addition to the web page, re: a list of computer
terms, defines mp3 and wave files. I haven't a clue. marilyn
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Hi Shirley,
Well, I use CDEX, but I would imagine that the procedure would be
similar in any such program.
When you place a CD in the drive, you are presented with a list view of
the tracks. You simply use regular Windows commands to select the
tracks uyou want to rip. If you want to rip the
Sorry but I don't think those terms are included in that particular file.
Basically a wave file is in an uncompressed format for example CD quality.
Where as an MP3 file is in a compressed format essentially with the
frequencies that are supposed to be out of the range that humans can hear
It will work in every version of JAWS from 3.31 to 8.0.
David Ferrin
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Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 12:18 PM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Re: changing speach synths
Thanks, Dave,
ok, Andy. Once you have done all those steps, do you save the items
selected? What does rip mean? As I have said for years, it's the language
and, especially, all the acronyms that boggle novices. Thanks. marilyn
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Thanks so much, David. marilyn
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Rip is the fancy term assigned to the procedure of simply copying songs from
a CD to your hard drive. I remember some years ago the wife of a friend of
mine was telling me how she flipped out on her nephew because he showed up
at their house one day and said Uncle Tony I want to burn a CD.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WAV
and
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MP3
if you need certain information in details, a Google search will most of the
time have a Wikipdeia definition contained in the search results
Bob
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My vocabulary groweth! Gracias. marilyn
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This is from Debbie Scales, and as it came up here recently I figured it
would be good to post it today. The auto change speech engines question
reminded me that I have some untapped files of information sitting on my
local drive for you folks to hopefully benefit from. I did modify it just a
Hi Carla,
If you're using a system with Windows xp, simply log on using your husband's
account, go in to the jaws window and select the Options menu.
You'll find all the changes you need to make are located under the voices
item of that menu.
Once you log off the system and log back on under
Thanks for posting this answer because I sure didn't know how to help the
lady out. We only have a single account on this system.
David Ferrin
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Hi, Andy. I'm thinking of ripping songs from oldies CD's with windows media
player. What is the command for ripping songs with windows media player?
Thanks in advance.
Rosemarie
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Hey everyone,
Here I am again asking another question. I'm trying to find an
accessable FTP program to use with Jaws 7 and be able to make my
computer into a server? I've been told about a program called Serve
You, but not sure how to set it up. Does anyone know of any programs,
and that are
Hi Rosemarie,
I would advise you not to use Windows Media Player, as they are very limited
in what you can do with those files.
I would recommend you download CDX and use that to extract the music from
the files, then save it in MP3 format.
In order to get CD or near CD quality, you should
Hi Folks,
I am using MS-Word XP, Jaws 8.current and Windows home addition.
Recently Word has taken it upon itself to change font points sizes and
center text without me even asking.
Any ideas on why this might be happening and what I might do to correct
it.
I have already run detect and repair
Good Evening,
Before I call it a day, I want to thank those of you who responded to my
request for help with the process of ripping and burning a CD. I got a bit
sidetracked this afternoon, and have not had time to experiment. I had
downloaded but not installed cdex170beta2, but based on
My bet is that you are or have been working with a document with some sort
of style which has been saved and become part of the default template. Word
seems to do this all the time to people.
Dale Leavens, Cochrane Ontario Canada
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Come and meet Aurora,
Actually I'm working on a set of tutorials for CDEX 1.5 but the beta should
be fine. if you want I can give you thefeed link to the podcast where I have
4 segments up already.
Good Evening,
Before I call it a day, I want to thank those of you who responded to
my
request for help with the
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