Hi Hayden,
Oh, cool, I didn't know that NVDA could use the sapi5 voices. Thanks for letting me
know. Some day I will have to install and check out NVDA. But right now since I wrote
my own Email program it reads my Email unattended using the AT&T Crystal voice and
then throws me into HJ Pad to write my out going Email. And for some reason Jaws works
well with HJ Pad. <grin> And Jaws works fine with the I E version 6 that I am
running on my Internet and Email computer. Jaws 4.02 also apparently works well for me
on my game development computer in the VB6 IDE as represented by the list of games below.
So really other than that Jaws 4.02 doesn't speak automatically for the Atlantic City
black jack game, I am very happy with how it does work.
The Triple Talk hardware synthesizer can be connected either via USB or serial
cable. It has the same speech chip as the Double Talk hardware synthesizer.
It is very responsive with Jaws 4.02. And of course it uses almost no system
resources as compared to a software synthesizer such as Eloquence. It to me is
as responsive as the Accent SA hardware synthesizer used to be with Jaws for
dos on a dos computer. But for some reason, maybe because it is a serial
synthesizer the Accent SA is not as responsive with Jaws 4.02.
Awesome Homer, Baseball, BattleShip, Black Jack, Bop It, Concentration,
coupling, Craps, Draw Poker, Football, Golf, Hangman, Homer on a Harley, Life,
Mach 1, Mach 1 tts, Master Mind, Monopoly, Pong, Puppy1, Reaction, Roulette,
Simon, Skunk, Slot Machine, Snakes and Ladders, Spanker, Star Mule, Triple J
Shooter, Trivia game engine, Trucker, Yahtzee
Braille reference guide, Brain, Reader, Waver, Batting practice, Golf course
maker, monopoly board maker
Jim
You're just jealous because the voices only talk to me.
[email protected]
http://www.kitchensinc.net
(440) 286-6920
Chardon Ohio USA
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