Hi Steve,
Many thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, unless I’m again missing
something, these instructions appear to be out of date. But not to
worry, issue is now solved with David’s advice.
Kind regards,
Amro
On 22/01/2021 08:18 am, Steve Nutt wrote:
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You can indeed do what you want, but it takes a little work.
See this article:-
https://www.nomensa.com/blog/2003/how-configure-jaws-voice-settings
It does talk about individual apps too.
All the best
Steve
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From: access-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <access-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf
Of Amro Bilal
Sent: 21 January 2021 12:49
To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [access-uk] Re: Jaws reading speed
Hi everyone,
Do I take it as a confirmation that this can’t be done from the lack of
response?
And another question came to mind, does anyone know in what increments Jaws
changes speech rate on the fly (Alt Control Page Up/Page Down)? The help
documentation is silent on this point.
I’m copying below the original query if you’ve missed it.
Many thanks.
Amro
‘Is it possible to specify the Jaws reading speed based on the application in
focus? For instance, this can be useful to choose a lower reading speed for
Kindle or Adobe than the fast speed one normally uses for quick browsing and
everyday tasks as it were. If I can change the speed for ‘Say all’ that would
be an option as well.
I couldn’t find any settings to do this in ‘Settings Center’. I know this can
be done using ‘Voice Profiles’, but this requires manual switching which is not
ideal.
My main synth is Eloquence, and I use Jaws the latest version.
Any ideas? And if Jaws doesn’t have this feature, do you think it’s a good idea
to have it?’
On 20/01/2021 01:28 pm, Amro Bilal wrote:
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Is it possible to specify the Jaws reading speed based on the
application in focus?
For instance, this can be useful to choose a lower reading speed for
Kindle or Adobe than the fast speed one normally uses for quick
browsing and everyday tasks as it were. If I can change the speed for
‘Say all’ that would be an option as well.
I couldn’t find any settings to do this in ‘Settings Manager’. I know
this can be done using ‘Voice Profiles’, but this requires manual
switching which is not ideal.
My main synth is Eloquence, and I use Jaws the latest.
Any ideas? And if Jaws doesn’t have this feature, do you think it’s a
good idea to have it?
Best,
Amro
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