[DECtalk] new to the list
Tony Baechler
tony at baechler.net
Thu Mar 2 03:25:31 EST 2006
Hi. What if you load the Express drivers supplied with the
unit? That lets it emulate a PC and works with the Vocal-Eyes PC
drivers. Does that give you the same control? What about sending
strings to the com port the Express is on? How did you build your
dictionary? I know about commands to get it to make sounds but I
don't know how to make a dictionary it will use. I never got it to
beep but I got it to do DTMF tones.
At 05:39 AM 3/1/2006, you wrote:
>Not hardly! I still use DOS 6.2 every day, both for work and for
>pleasure. As a matter of fact, I have written some JAWS dictionary
>entries that cause my DECTALK express to make sounds when it encounters
>hard carriage returns and multiple blank spaces so that I can easily and
>efficiently edit documents, similar to those used by the old PROWORD
>software which was written for the Apple II and IIGS if anybody's old
>enough to remember that stuff.
>
>Anyway, I have both a DECTALK express for my Windows based machine and
>a DECTALK PC for my DOS based machine. I like them both, although I
>prefer the greater control I have over the PC.
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