Hi, Joseph. Here is the link to CDex version 170B https://filehippo.com/download_cdex/1.7.0.2.-2/post_download/ Bill White billwhite92701@...

Hi, Joseph. Try this link, then click the download button. http://www.oldversion.com/windows/cdex-1-51 Bill White billwhite92701@...

Hi, Tom. To Make CDex Work Again With The New Server, 1. Try to find CDex versions 151.exe, or 170b2_enu.exe. These are the versions that seem to work best. 2. Install, and open CDex. 3.

 Hi bill tried to write you off list, can you send me the link for CDEXE

You could go into "Eloqmain.dct" within Notepad and type the following: Malachi `[.1mAl.0x.2kY] MALACHI `[.1mAl.0x.2kY] malachi `[.1mAl.0x.2kY]

You could also go into "eloqmain.dct" in Notepad, and type something like: Malachi [.1mAl.0x.2kY] MALACHI [.1mAl.0x.2kY] malachi [.1mAl.0x.2kY]

Bill: Even though I haven’t ripped CD’s for a while with CD.EXE, I always found the program to be quite accessible with Jaws. Can you give me instructions for finding the new CD.EXE

Hi, Nancy. One change I would have made in the phoenetic pronunciation of beignet is that I would have used one e in ben yea, because when you write the word been as in the past tense of be, it almost

Also, in my experience, with successive versions, JAWS has gotten better at some words, as someone pointed out with the “spacebar” example. Sandra There is nothing so confining as the

Hi, if the word that jaws mispronounces should be said as force fed, it would not take more than a minute to correct the pronunciation from forcefed to force fed. Here's a word that I

I still use CDex, even though it was created back in the Windows XP days. You must change the server, though, because it has changed, and you won't get the music database the way it is set now. Write

Hi, David. If you're talking about the book of the Bible, I've usually seen it spelled, Malachi. Still mispronounced, but if you put it in the JAWS dictionary and change its pronunciation there, you

 Just be sure to go into the rip settings and set the bit rate to a better quality. The rip quality is 128 bit by default, and you will lose a lot of sound at that setting. I always set it to 320

Windows Media Player, which is available in all modern versions of Windows up through Windows 11, does this job easily and accessibly. Ripping a CD Using Windows Media Player -- Brian - Windows 10,

One of the words that has already been programmed into the dictionary of JAWS is space bar. The original pronunciation for some reason is spaceabar. Which is hard to duplicate as it is already

I have some audio cd’s. I would like to get them converted to .mp3. Is there a preferred program that is jaws accessible to get this done?

I think its correct rendering is “force-fed”. Try it! Sandra There is nothing so confining as the prisons of our own perceptions. (William Shakespeare)

David, When it comes to given names, and particularly unusual given names (or surnames), I don't know of any synth that reliably comes up with the correct pronunciation each and every time. And that

That’s why we have a JAWS dictionary. LOL. How about this one Melichi. That should be pronounced as Melakeye

On Sun, Apr 24, 2022 at 07:13 PM, Josh Kennedy wrote: forcefed- Should be force-fed (most commonly), or two separate words. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/force-fed As one word it defies