Hi Jean
Firstly, let me say that we are supporting J-Say Standard most certainly,
as
will NGT or your distributor. We are just not producing any further
releases of the product.
As to your question, when you move into the hotkeys dialog, you press
space
bar first on the function, then type your hotkey, then tab to the OK
button
and press space again. However you will be prompted to do this during
the
configuration process.
Best of luck.
Brian Hartgen
Technical Consultant
T&T Consultancy Ltd
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-----Original Message-----
From: j-say-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:j-say-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Jean Menzies
Sent: 22 June 2006 16:35
To: J-say list
Subject: [j-say list] Installing J-Say standard
I know this product is not being supported any more, but I just received
my
J-say standard yesterday. I've been listening to the CD prior to doing
the
install and have a question before I start.
When changing Dragon settings for hot keys, it says to press the spacebar
to
make the change or something like that. Are you then supposed to press
the
key Brian indicates for the hot key, or is it a list you choose from on
the
page itself? Ah, it might be self-explanatory when I get there, but I
don't
want to be stuck in the middle of something. Smile.
Also, I'll just mention that the first audio CD plays tracks in this
order.
Chapter 1, Chapter 5, Chapter 2, Chapter 3. Chapter 5 appears to be on
the
second CD as well, so that's good. I haven't listened to everything, but
it
does seem to be well-presented.
Jean
