[vip_students] Jaws dongle!

  • From: "Paul Traynor" <paul.traynor@xxxxxxx>
  • To: <vip_students@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 25 May 2008 12:58:06 +0100

Hi Eleanor,

In order to use the jaws dongle, you have to have a full license of jaws
which I think you have already. When you go to purchase the jaws dongle you
submit your authorization code to whomever it is that you re purchasing it
from. You can then download a portable version of the jaws 9 software and
put it onto a pen drive and along with the dongle which also looks like a
small pen drive you can have jaws on any computer you are working on for the
duration of your work. However you will also need to take down a piece of
software called "FSVideoIntercept.exe" this is very important and gets
installed first as it links the jaws portable software with the video card
of the computer you are working on. You would have to have either sighted
help to install this or use the built in speech on windows XP called
"narrator" which is very basic but should be enough to  help you install
this file. It takes about 2 minutes or so to install it and if you are
working on a computer in a network like in a university etc then you need
full admin rights to that computer given by an administrator.
After installing the video intercept software, you need to reboot the
computer and now with your pen drive plugged in along with the dongle also
plugged into an extra USB port you can summon up the jaws portable version
like as follows:

1. Go to the start menu and arrow down to run. Press enter key and type in
the following.

X:\jaws9
Then press enter.

Note:X: is the drive letter that the jaws 9 portable version is installed
onto so it would most likely be on your computer, "e:\jaws9"

Here in Ireland if you already have a version of jaws like jaws 7 upwards
then you can purchase I think the dongle jaws for about 70 euros.

Paul.


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