[vi-kindle] Re: TTS issues and Re: Re: TEK TALK FEATURES JANE SHEEHAN TO DISCUSS THE ACCESSIBLE KINDLE, MONDAY JUNE 11, 8 PM EDT, THE PAT PRICE ROOM, WWW.ACCESSIBLEWORLD.ORG

  • From: Timothy Emmons <temmons9@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: vi-kindle@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 7 Jun 2012 16:53:35 -0500

I'll be there in moral support as well, I'm always up for learning and I'm 
excited that there are more folks singing the praises of the wonderfulness that 
is Kindle. I got scared the first time I did the reset so I know where you're 
coming from. But, I've got that many or moe, I can't resist those freebies, and 
all around good stuff you tend to find on the Amazon site so it's all good. 
Anyway, take care and talk to you soon. It will definitely be going with me 
this weekend to my brother's wedding. Take care. 
On Jun 7, 2012, at 4:34 PM, Felinitye wrote:

> Well, I've been an extremely loyal Kindle user since, um, March of 2011, so 
> I'll be looking forward to Jane's presentation.  I'm sure there are tricks I 
> don't know ...or figured out, but as usual with me, the hard and round about 
> way, LOL, and if nothing else, I'll be giving her lots of moral support 
> ...and singing the praises of the Kindle.
> 
> I have around 650 books on my Kindle ...(just can't resist ...), and for a 
> couple of days, I've been having TTS issues.  When it starts to read, it 
> reads a phrase, stops and thinks about things, then the next phrase, an so 
> on ...then it just ...stops.  So I tried several things, including turning 
> TTS off, then back on again, but this morning, it just got so bad it twanged 
> my last "put up with" nerve, so, with some trepidation, I decided to do a 
> complete reset.  Holding the slider switch that turns the Kindle off and on 
> to the right for several seconds will accomplish this, but I've only had to 
> do it once before, for another reason, and couldn't remember if I would have 
> to reset guides and TTS, and if I'd lose my books.  Well, it worked 
> *perfectly*!  Everything stayed where it belonged, including my books, and 
> my TTS is reading away happily to me ...which is a very good thing, because 
> I'm close to finishing a *really* good book by Rob Walker ...and if I got 
> truly stuck this far along, I would not take responsibility for the safety 
> of *anyone* who crossed my path the wrong way.  So just as with a computer, 
> when in doubt, reboot, LOL!
> 
> Shoshana 
> 
> 
> 


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