I am shy of software synthesizers as offered with Jaws. The triple talk,
being a peripheral, so to speak, is less strain on the system in regards to
resources. This is a triple talk issue and both sides blame the other...

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From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of John
Covici
Sent: Thursday, May 2, 2019 7:28 AM
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Re: more Jaws problems from my list...

Does this speaking these strange characters happen with other synthesizers
or just the tripple talk? I have had some websites where the tripple talk
does not work, but other synths do work.

On Thu, 02 May 2019 06:42:41 -0400,
Rick Mladek wrote:

Hi All,

To begin, I thank you all for helping Zel and me with the sluggishness of

Jaws due to not disabling the graphics accelerator option. This did show a
great amount of improvement but I still notice some sluggishness, but not as
bad, in MS Xcell.

Now, let?s work on a couple more issues I have with Jaws.

First, I could be going down through a website one line at a time when

Jaws begins to read some sort of java script. It just continues to read so
many characters of all kinds. Including letters, numbers and symbols as
punctuation marks etc. It is reading at a very high speed, as well and it is
difficult to hear all characters read aloud.

There is no way to stop this and I either have to do a hard shut down

since the pc now becomes frozen while Jaws goes crazy or I turn off my
external synthesizer and jaws and then go through a process of turning all
back on in a special sequence.

I use: Windows 10, Jaws 2019 latest update and a triple-talk USB external

synthesizer. My pc has 8 GB of ram and has plenty of amount when I put a
test on the system with many programs open and functioning simultaneously.

Is there a setting or a hopeful fix to prevent this from happening? This

is very difficult when I am going over code received from colleagues and my
pc goes senile on me.

Next, when I hit F7 to do a spell check, Jaws practically goes to sleep. I

hit escape or tab over to the original outlook message and copy paste into a
Microsoft Word document to do the spell/grammar check.

Any thoughts on this baffling issue?

I hope to hear of all your thoughts regarding these problems addressed.

Thanks to all,

Rick

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