By the way, in reference to a previous topic, they sell the Talk Mic
and take Visa.
>>>>> "L" == LVASoftnet <LVASoftnet@@aol.com> writes:
L> I've got a client using Win95, Word97, Dragon Dictate 3.01 along with a fall
L> 1997 version of JAWS, a speech synthesizer (screen reader). He is visually
L> impaired, can not read the screen at all, and can not use the keyboard. His
L> main applications are heavy duty "reading" (listening -- he is a PhD student)
L> from scanned material and composition of written materials.
L> For those of you who wish to see what is needed for this person, just turn off
L> your monitor and try to do your computer work!
L> We are having multiple problems. Henter-Joyce (JAWS) and Dragon Tech Support
L> groups have not yet been able to help substantially. We'd like to know if any
L> others are using this combination of products. If other combinations of
L> products work better, we'd also be interested. The major problems are:
L> (a) we have not been able to get keystrokes passed from DDWIN to JAWS
L> (b) we are getting material "read" by JAWS by using DDWIN macros to cause text
L> to be highlighted, thereby causing JAWS to read the text, but would prefer to
L> be able to directly access some of the JAWS screen-reading functions.
L> (c) we have been unable to get DDWIN text-to-speech working in a fashion that
L> does not audibly conflict with JAWS (we have two sets of speakers on the
L> system, one for the sound card and one for the speech synthesizer)
L> (d) the system seems to hang after 30 minutes to an hour of usage -- always
L> when there is no sighted person to see precisely what is on the monitor.
L> Any suggestions, comments, etc. pertaining to this situation would be
L> appreciated.
L> Larry Allen
L> Softnet Systems, Inc.
L> Phoenix, AZ
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