[JAWSLite] Re: dictionary manager

That's a good question -- is the dictionary stored in a persons application 
settings with all the scripts and configurations? If so you might be able to 
access it if jaws gives you a way to do so.  But doing this might be just as 
hard as loading jaws9 and then going back to jaws10.
I don't even know if the dictionary in jaws10 is in the identical format as 
jaws9 -- didn't they add some capabilities to the jaws dictionary in jaws10? 
It may be you can read the jaws9 dictionary files with jaws 10 but not vice 
versa.

Ok I just went to my personal jaws settings and nothing was there, then to 
my shared settings and found default.jdf, which I believe is the default 
dictionary file. It is shared, not between jaws versions, but rather between 
logins.
Go into the dictionary manager and you will see the names of the dictionary 
files.  There should be one for each application that has dictionary words 
defined.
For those who don't know where the settings are, just go to the start menu, 
to jaws 10, to explore "jaws" then to either your personal or shared 
settings.

HTH
--le

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Stan Holdeman" <sholdeman@xxxxxxx>
To: "jawslite" <jawslite@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, December 13, 2008 7:34 AM
Subject: [JAWSLite] dictionary manager


Listers. I have both jaws 10 and 9 on my machine.
My question: Is there a handy way to see the contents of the jaws 9 
dictionary while still in jaws 10? Or does one have to close 10 and open 9 
to see the jaws 9 dictionary?

Stan

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