Greetings Timescape (John Timescape),
According to what I could have read, you would like to learn how to use SONAR
as a blind. It is totally normal that you would need a blind person who knows
Sonar and the CakeTalk scripts, in my opinion, for I am myself blind. Hence, I
use SONAR with keystrokes: version 8.5.3.282 with JAWS 13 and Windows 7 64-bits.
By the way, I have some questions:
n Do you use JAWS?
n Which version of Windows (or other exploitation systems)
n Which version of SONAR do you use?
Thank you.
Adel
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Envoyé : 13 mars 2020 21:56
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Objet : [ddots-l] Looking for support with sonar and cake talking
Hello,
Starting in April I will be wanting support for sonar and Cake talking. I’m
willing to pay anyone as qualified by the hour or as a block purchase of time…
Whatever is comfortable.
Specifically, I am looking for support from someone who is totally blind and
knows sonar cake talking well..
I found through doing this kind of training in the past that it’s very helpful
if the person can tandem into my system at times.
The reason why I want someone who is totally blind is simple. I have Worked
with many partially sighted people and they are not as familiar with the
keystrokes as they are with operations via the mouse. This is completely
unhelpful to me. I’ve worked with two or three blind people and their sole use
of keyboard commands makes everything much easier And more helpful to me.
It’s important that whoever wishes to do this training understands basic
hardware set up for sonar as well.
People can reach me through this list and we can make other arrangements to
talk or correspond with private emails or phone calls.
Thanks
John
PS it’s not important or necessary to be able to teach me recording technique
as I have been a recording engineer all of my life. Everyone have a nice
weekend despite all the coronavirus threats.
