Dean Martineau's current newsletter indicates that a software application
named Hope provides access for visually impaired people to Pandora, a
service I'd like to use.
I looked at the readme file for Hope, which looks promising. Then I googled
for consumer comments on how effective Hope
The author of Hope, i.e. Christopher Toth, writes Qwitter Client, a
hugely successful and widely used Twitter client that interfaces with
your screen reader. Not sure if you're a Twitter user yourself, but if
you are, you have undoubtedly heard of Qwitter. If not, visit:
Vinny, There is a wonderful program, actually two that I can think of,
which will do what you want, especially if you are using XP rather than
Windows 7. Each of these programs is free. One is called burnaware,
and the other is called express burn. I remember that you use
Window-Eyes as do
I have several thousand audio files, most in AACPlus, M4A, or MP3 format,
but also many in FLAC and other formats. I am looking for a single program
that will scan my entire directory of audio files (and all its subfiles),
and fill in, or correct, all the metadata, regardless of the file
I am using hope right now, and it works wonderfully with JFW. You can
create your own stations, pause/play, rate songs, skip, etc.
I was shocked that there was no trial period, but the $10 was well worth it.
~Ann
On 1/7/2011 10:30 AM, James Scholes wrote:
The author of Hope, i.e. Christopher
Where can you get hope for pandora
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Thanks to James and Ann for their help. I'll be buying Hope.
Gery, here's the link:
http://q-continuum.net/
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Thanks all for your great suggestions.
I have taken the easy option at this stage and dusted down an old lap top
and have taken all files well most off it.
Then using a 4G SD card have started coping my music across
This is taking some time as the Dell Latitude only has USB1 connections but
Well here's another, I don't have it working yet but I'm learning how.
Apparently the Apple TV is supposed to be able to access music through your
network from a hard drive so that's the line I'll be following.
On 08/01/2011, at 8:35 AM, Colin Phelan wrote:
Thanks all for your great
You will free up space by deleting programs you aren't using, but
depending on the programs, it probably won't be very much. How much data
are you talking about transferring? Are any other partitions besides C
listed? there may be a recovery partition that you could steal, if you
don't care
Hi gang,
I don't think I asked this question on this list because I'm a pretty
new kid on the block, so if I did ask it before please forgive me. A
few months ago all of a sudden I lost my windows sounds such as the
starting and shutting down of windows, and the sound that indicates
Bud,
Which operating system are you using? If XP, did you go to sounds and audio
devices in the control panel?
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and are you talking about all sounds or just Windows sounds that you get
when you maximize a window or close an application? Is your screen
reader still working? Can you still play music?
When you go into Start - Control Panel - Sounds, check to make sure
that your sound scheme hasn't
I am using XP and I did go to sounds in control panel and the sounds
are all there and working. That's what's so baffling. I can click on
any sound and it will sound just like it should.
BudAt 07:45 PM 1/7/2011, you wrote:
Bud,
Which operating system are you using? If XP, did you go to
Hi Christopher,
Yes, all the other sounds are working. I can play music and I still
get the sound when a download has completed. The ones that I know
are missing for sure are the sounds when windows shuts down and when
it comes on. Also the sound when a piece of hardware is accidentally
So when you go into Sounds, you're double checking that you've got
sounds set up for Windows startup and shutdown, right? If you make any
changes, you're saving them and making sure the updated or new sound
scheme is the one that's active, right? I assume so, so this is pretty
strange.
I see Hope has a volume control. Does this alter the volume
independently from the overall system volume control? Can I control the
volume of my station in Hope without changing my JAWS or system volume?
Christopher
yes you can. At least, it worked that way on my system.
~Ann
On 1/7/2011 11:47 PM, Christopher Chaltain wrote:
I see Hope has a volume control. Does this alter the volume
independently from the overall system volume control? Can I control
the volume of my station in Hope without changing my
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