Narrator
- From: Anna K Byrne <annakb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 04 Sep 2004 20:33:11 -0500
For many months, the only time Narrator will speak on my computer--Windows
XP home, JFW4.51 through JFW5.10--is after the Windows XP shut down
music. If for some reason the shut down gets befuddled, Narrator will talk
me through it smooth as silk. I have tried starting windows with JFW
turned off, then bringing up Narrator without loading JFW; no joy. I have
OpenBook on my system, had and removed Kurzweil--and Adobe 6.01, all of
which include voices in addition to JFW. Could one of these have set some
kind of flag that needs to be unset? Obviously, Narrator isn't broken,
because it is so wonderfully conversant after shut down begins.
Any clues would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Ann
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- why convert them to mp3 format when you already have a portable plex talk player? here is some extra info. in addition think the plex talk software will also work on the computer but not certain. think i read that on the plextor site but do verify with plextor. also no idea if it is jfw friendly, if so let us no. the i r t i software comes in 2 releases, the version sold by r f b and d being more crippled if i understand it. the full version allows saving recorded passages that are highlighted. it is basicly an audio editor added to the passage, allowing blind folks to highlight just a portion of the audio for quick review later. like sighted folks do with a yellow highlite marker. if you high lite the whole doc it would probably do what you want but realize not sure if it saves in mp3 format. realize i do not own the software and am going on what i was told during the design of the software. one last thing, realize the format in question has 2 components. daisy In-Reply-To: <000401c492ab$4b5f5ba0$6401a8c0@MOTA>
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