I have not tried windows 10. But, from what I understand, the situation is
that, because Windows 10 doesn't have the classic theme, color recognition is
not an option. So, it will be difficult to figure out whether certain buttons
are enabled or disabled using CT because they depend on color recognition which
is a function of the classic theme, I understand.
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On Oct 23, 2015, at 10:26 PM, Benjamin Blatter <benjaminblatter@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi! I didn't have the time to really follow the posts here lately. So I was
excited to find out this great news. This is just fantastic.
Thanks for sharing
Ben
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Betreff: [ddots-l] Windows 10 and Sonar producer 8.5 with CakeTalk 8.8
Hello to everyone.
My name is Autery Weekes a blind person who uses sonar when needed. However,
use audacity heavily.
I am just writing this note to inform everyone about Sonar Producer 8.5 with
CakeTalk from DancingDots.
Big up to BILL!!!!
It seems as if we are all being left in the bedrock age with windows 7
because windows 10 is being introduce to all computer users.
I am here to let everyone know Sonar Producer and CakeTalk 8.8 can be use
with windows 10.
I can speak about it because I had no choice to use a windows 10 computer
when my windows 7 computer crashed.
Note: you can get a windows 7 computer build to fit your needs, however, it
will cost you.
I am a person who was not born with a gold spoon in my mouth, therefore, I
can only reach where my money can carry me. I used the windows 10 computer
and it worked out perfectly fine.
In addition, I will add I am using the latest Jaws16 that is compatible with
windows 10. (J16.0.4350enu-x64.exe or J16.0.4463enu-x64.exe)
I will give alittle more information on what I did to get it to work next
time around.
Have a nice night! Bless.
Autery Weekes
Website:
http://auteryweekes.com
