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From: Tandy.Way@f6.n377.z1.fidonet.org (Tandy Way)
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Subject: Re: Vocal-eyes cursors
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Date: 4 Sep 90 16:17:44 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

 RA> From within refiew mode, hit the spacebar.  This will tell you 
 RA> where the review cursor is located.  The location of the 
 RA> application cursor is voiced by hitting whatever hotkey you 
 RA> have defined for cursor address.  This key is defined in your 
 RA> popup menu under hotkeys.  I have it defined as ctrl-a for 
 RA> example.  As a result, hitting the ctrl-a tells me where the 
 RA> application cursor is, or going into review mode and hitting 
 RA> the spacebar tells me where the review cursor is. Hope this 
 RA> helps... Regards,
 I will try what you say but without trying it I assume that pressing
 the space bar says the line and column and that is okay I guess but
 I am used to hearing the word and then the speech package from
 california says curser for example lets say I am reading a line of
 text and the line is  this is a test for circuit adjustment
 purposes.  if my curser is sitting before the word purposes I will
 hear "this is a test for circuit adjustment curser purposes"
 do you see what I mean?

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