Guys, this has gotten so far off topic.
On 5/4/2022 2:08 AM, Bill White wrote:
Hi, Glenn. Pressing R
during the playing of a track will make that track loop,
but only if that is the only track which is selected for
playing. Pressing R to turn on Repeat Mode while multiple
tracks are selected for playing will repeat all tracks,
instead of repeating only the current track. You must
press R again to turn off Repeat Mode.
About all I need to know about winamp,
is if there is a way to make a track loop.
I went through the menus but found
nothing.
I would not want it for all tracks,
just a on-demand feature.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2022 12:35 AM
Subject: Re: Muting alt, shift, and control
key voicing
In Winamp, I have the JAWS verbosity
set to Advanced. This seems to stop the announcing of
keystrokes, and limits the verbosity of the announcement
of functions, for example, pressing the letter "S", JAWS
will say "on" or "off", instead of saying "Shuffle Mode
On" or, "Shuffle Mode Off"and the same for other
functions.
The letter "C", has no effect, if there
is no track playing.
If you have a library of files in a
.m3u file and you have it loaded in Winamp, pressing the
SPACE BAR, will always play the first track, regardless
of the current track which is playing.
Likewise, if you exit Winamp and
restart Winamp, pressing the SPACE BAR, will play the
track list from the beginning.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, May 3, 2022 11:22 PM
Subject: Re: Muting alt, shift, and control
key voicing
Yes, but it does not start it like
space does.
X will start it like space.
But when a file is just opened, C
does not work
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2022 5:17 PM
Subject: Re: Muting alt, shift, and control
key voicing
C is pause, and if the
file is longer, resumes play. If you have an mp3 file of
music or something like that, or an mp3 podcast, try the
letter C, and see if it resumes play.
I guess for me, X is play, because
it plays the short files from start.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2022 5:11 PM
Subject: Re: Muting alt, shift, and control
key voicing
Hi, Glenn. The letter X
takes you back to the beginning of the file. The letter
C as in Charlie pauses and resumes play.
Actually, I just tried it, and I
think you meant the letter X.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2022 2:27 PM
Subject: Re: Muting alt, shift, and control
key voicing
Hi, Glenn. One way of
avoiding hearing the word space when playing a word in code in Winamp is, instead of
using the space bar to pause play in Winamp, use the
letter C to pause and resume play in Winamp. Winamp will
not voice the letter C when pausing and resuming play in
Winamp.
This is a perfect example of why I
keep a lot of messages, to search for in my inbox.
I'm working on learning Morse code,
and it was too distracting to hear the word
when playing a word in code using
winamp.
So I searched for anything to JFW in
the past month with the word key in the body, and
found the answer I was looking for.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2022 4:50 PM
Subject: Re: Muting alt, shift, and control
key voicing
Try the following:
1. Open the Settings Center with, Insert + 6 on the
number row, & press, Control, Shift + D, to open
Settings Center Default All Applications.
Note: If you only want to mute keys
in a specific app / program open the Settings Center
while in the specific app / program, Insert + 6 on the
number row.
If you want to mute keys in all
programs you need to do this in Settings Center
default all applications.
2. Arrow down to, Keyboard, & press right arrow to
open.
3. Down arrow to, General, and right
arrow to open.
4. Arrow down to, Manage Key
Labels...., & press the spacebar to open. Note:
Do not press enter, pressing enter will close the
Settings Center.
5. After pressing the spacebar you will be in a list
of keys. Arrow down to the key you want to mute,
& Tab 1 time to the, Toggle Mute Button, &
press
the spacebar to mute. You'll hear Jaws announce, for
example the Tab key, Tab Tab mute.
6. Tab to, Okay, press the spacebar, tab to, Apply,
press the spacebar, tab to, Okay, & press enter to
save your change & close the Settings Center.
Stay safe and take care. Mike. Sent
from my iBarstool.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, April 23, 2022 11:31 AM
Subject: Muting alt, shift, and control key
voicing
I'm new to the list and can't seem to
find what I'm looking for in the
JAWS help. A game I play uses alt-F3 to read the letter
in focus using
phonetics. I need this to distinguish certain letters
such as b, d, p,
and t from one another. The voicing of the alt f3 covers
the phonetics
so that they are useless. I have functioned without the
conflict until
recently when I must have inadvertently changed some
setting. How do I
turn off the voicing of key labels such as f3, alt-f3,
shift-f3, and
control-f3?
Dave
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