Hello David
Thank you for your message. I am pleased to announce that ourselves, Next
Generation Technology as Master Distributors for the US and Canada, and
our
Australian company T&T Consultancy Ltd PTY, will be in a position to take
orders for J-Say 6 on 30 January 2008.
J-Say 6 will be compatible with Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional
version 9.5 and JAWS version 9. It can be used with Windows XP, Windows
Vista, Microsoft Office 2003 and Microsoft Office 2007. Please consult
your
individual J-Say representative company for upgrade pricing and
availability.
J-Say 6 is known as a compatibility release, that is to say the aim of the
release is to ensure its compatibility with the latest releases of Dragon
and JAWS, together with windows Vista and Office 2007. This has been a
tremendous challenge, but the product has gone through very thorough beta
testing and we are all very happy with the results.
Within the next few months, a "feature pack" will be produced for J-Say 6
users. There will be no additional cost for J-Say 6 users who want to
update to the feature pack. Of course we welcome suggestions for new and
upcoming J-Say features to be included.
Having said that, we do have a number of new features within this release
apart from ensuring compatibility with the new Office version and
operating
system. These include, but are not restricted to:
A new J-Say Configuration Wizard. J-Say 5 users will have used the
Configuration Wizard within the Virtual Viewer, however it is now in a
more
convenient Dialog box form. The Help text pertaining to each of the
options
within the Wizard is located in the Help Text window sitting alongside the
focused option. If you are a user of JAWS V9, press Insert+V to bring
into
view the Verbosity Dialog Box and you will immediately get a feel for what
this will look like.
The Backup and Restore speech files function has been expanded. Users can
back-up and restore files to and from drive "C", however we now have the
option to back-up and restore from external sources, such as USB devices
or
a network source.
Full support exists for the Ribbon Bar, including Where am I/What can I Do
support.
Our J-Days product is incorporated into J-Say with voice commands, and
again
Where am I/What Can I Do support fully represents the items in the
Calendar.
Finally, the learning/tutorial module, together with the installation
guide,
have both been expanded. The daisy books on the CD are now read by a real
live human rather than synthetic speech due to customer requests.
Terry and Scott from our company, and Ed and Pace from NGT, have used
J-Say
Pro 6 and if anyone would like to comment on the use of J-Say 6 further,
if
you feel there is anything I have missed, please do so.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Brian Hartgen
Product Development Manager
T&T Consultancy Ltd
temporary address until further notice
T&T Consultancy Ltd
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-----Original Message-----
From: j-say-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:j-say-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of David Lepofsky
Sent: 18 January 2008 14:39
To: j-say@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [j-say list] When is the next JSay version coming out?
any news on when the next version of JSay is coming out so we can start
using Jaws version 9?
