Re: Punctuation question
- From: kstarrett5@xxxxxxxxxxx
- To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 15:04:24 +0000
Hi Catherine,
It's possible to change the amount of punctuation you hear while reading. To do
it on the fly, do the following:
Press insert and the letter v
Now cursor down to punctuation setting and (using the spacebar) circle through
the settings until it says "none."
Tab once to the "close" and press enter.
This setting is good only for the duration of time you are in that document. I
think there's a method for setting this up permanently but I don't know it.
Hope that helps,
Kimberly
-------------- Original message --------------
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible (I think it is) and if so how, to make JAWS read a different
> amount of punctuation when doing Say All than when cursoring around?
>
> For example if I want to be able to hear "period" "comma" etc when cursoring
> in a Word document, but when I am listening to the whole document with Say
> All I don't want to hear about the punctuation?
>
> Catherine
>
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