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From: Grant.Downey@p0.f9.n381.z1.fidonet.org (Grant Downey)
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Subject: Vocal Eyes and Word Perfect 5.0
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Date: 12 Aug 90 04:36:19 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

I have heard that Vocal Eyes has a macro facility and that that the hot 
keys are definable, but is it able to monitor a certain window or 
"frame" as does jaws?  ?  I purchased Jaws because it was demonstrated 
to me that it worked well with Word Perfect.  However I've been really 
disappointed because though it works prety well with the spell checker 
I cannot get it to point out the misspelled word though it will 
automatically read me the status line and I have managed to get it to 
read the choices of words.  Can Vocal Eyes be set up so that a macro 
can be establishedto seak out a mispelledword if it is highlighted?  My 
problem with talking programs in the past is that they show the 
choices, the status line, but the misspelled word is not findable.  I 
know these programs like Word Perfect are really difficult to get 
working with speech programs, but I need one that can work the spell 
checker efficiently in Word Perfect.  Can vocal Eyes meat the 
challenge?
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