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From: Rick.Alfaro@f8.n369.z1.fidonet.org (Rick Alfaro)
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Subject: jaws and vocalize
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Date: 28 Jun 91 14:45:06 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

Grant,

There is one item I would like to clear up in your
comparison of jaws and vocal eyes.  I didn't quote your
message here, but you mentioned that vocal eyes could only
look at 24 lines of the screen when in review.  This isn't
correct at all.  If you are experiencing this, it is because
your current window was set to cover 24 lines.  vocal eyes,
(V1.1) will look at the window the way you have it set when
in review.  If your window is set to lin 1 column 1 for top
right, and line 24 column 80 for bottom left, then when you
go into review, that is exactly the area you will have
available for looking at unless you  press f2, which will
switch you to full screen, allowing you to review everything
regardless of your window settings.  vocal eyes 2.0 will
handle this a little differently.  In 2.0, you will be able
to specify in your set file what window is active when you
go into review.  You can set it for current window, full
screen, or previous setting.  The first 2 are fairly clear.
Previous setting means that vocal eyes will remember your
window co-ordinates from the last time you were in review,
and use those for the next time review is entered.  Thanks
for an interesting comparison however.  I just wanted to
clear up that one little thing...

Regards,
Rick

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