Pronounciation Dictionaries in JAWS 11
- From: "Dave Carlson" <dgcarlson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2010 20:34:54 -0700
Anyone else seen this? In older versions of JAWS I was able to have separate
JAWS pronunciation dictionaries for various applications, which would be
enabled with that application. For example in Outlook Express a specific
file Outlook Express.JDF would be loaded, and any specific pronunciations
would be active.
With JAWS 11 however, none of the application-specific dictionary files are
active. the only one that works is the DEFAULT.JDF file.
I can open an application-specific JDF file in the dictionary manager, edit
it and save it, but it does not get used. Just the default.
Yes, I did run the merge utility, and yes, the files are in my user settings
folder.
Is this something that was broken, or purposely changed in JAWS 11?
I can reload JAWS 9 and the dictionaries work fine. Load up JAWS 11 again
and they stop working.
Dave
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