[ddots-l] Helpful Hint to JAWS Users (was: RE: Re: applying fx on a track)
- From: "William R. McCann" <BillList1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2005 16:10:30 -0400
Helpful tip for JAWS users:
In studio jargon, the word "aux" has come to replace the word auxiliary.
So, an aux bus is actually an auxiliary bus.
If JAWS pronounces the word aux as awks for you, you can disregard the
following. Otherwise:
To set up a JAWS dictionary rule for the word a u x which JAWS may pronounce
as "O", do the following:
INSERT+D
CONTROL+SHIFT+D
Press ENTER on "Add" button.
Type:
aux
Tab once.
Type:
awks
Press ENTER
Press ALT+F4 and say "Yes" to save.
Bill
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