Hello Terry,
Why don't you give NVDA a try before you commit to spending another
wadge of cash?
It's easy to download and install and most of the key-bindings are the
same as those for Jaws.
http://www.nvda-project.org/
There is a vibrant and lively support forum also.
Mike
On 09/01/2013 16:15, terry wrote:
Hi all
I won't bore you with my rant about having to keep asking for my dam
jaws
keys to be re-setby FS, as it's long.
What I wanted to know, is how window eyes is activated and or
authorised.
Is it the same annoying method that FS use, or a sensible mainstream
method,
i.e. you are provided with a serial number, and can install it on
your own
pc as many times as you choose.
Thanks for any help.
Terry
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Hi Andy
For the moment I'm only using the Scandisk Clip+ for a trial period.
I don't
think this device has any more than track ability available. If I get on
well with using extra books I am considering the Victor Reader Stream.
Roger
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Hi Roger
If you are using a victor stream or perhaps a booksense, you can
rewind by 1
minute or 5 or 10 and even up to 30 on the stream, not sure about the
booksense, how would this work on the plextalk pocket I wonder?
Adrien
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Hi All
I've just joined the Audible UK book library and have just downloaded my
first book. Quite a long one at 32 hours and only in 4 parts. This
means if
I need to go back over ground already read I can only do so by going
back to
the start of the current track which are around 8 hours long. It
would be
just great to break these down into smaller tracks but the file
format is
.aa which I understand is Audible's encrypted system which is not
breakable
by any software available.
If this is correct does anyone know of a solution to my problem, please.
Many thanks
Roger
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