[nabs-l] JAWS and foreign languages

[Anna Givens]

Hey Laurel, can u answer these questions on the list?  I, and a couple others, have been wondering about JAWS and foreign language.  If u could answer these questions on here that would be helpful to me, and then whatever other french stuff you guys want to discuss, u can do it off-list.  Would u mind?

Anna E Givens

On Aug 24, 2013, at 11:41 AM, Laurel and Stockard <laurel.stockard at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hey Jules. I majored in French in college and will have my degree in it come December, when I officially get my diploma. I've used both JAWS and voiceover in French and can help you out. If you wanna email me off list I can help you set up a French keyboard, and generally I can help you with anything related to French. My email is laurel.stockard at gmail.com
> Seriously, I'm happy to help you out in any way that I can. :-)
> Laurel
> On Aug 24, 2013, at 9:16 AM, Jewel wrote:
> 
>> Dear all,
>> I  just started French class and had a few questions about using
>> French with JAWS. Really, it's two questions. The first is: How do I
>> type accents that aren't in the Insert + F4 list, such as grave accent
>> and the one with the ^ over the letter? With Insert + F4, I can type
>> the more common ones, such as é or ç, but it doesn't have the grave
>> accent (the accent that goes in a negative slope instead of a positive
>> one) and the ^ accent. Does anyone know what keystrokes will bring up
>> those accents or if there is a way to add them to the list for Insert
>> + F4?
>> My second question is about the French JAWS voice. My disability
>> service office is really awesome and has gone through the French
>> textbook and all of the handouts and set the French words to be read
>> with the French voice. However, I have a problem with the speed of the
>> French voice. I  have the JAWS voice set to somewhere around 40, but
>> that's much too fast for a beginning French student! Is there a way to
>> set just the speed of a language so that the French voice speaks
>> slower than the English voice, or do I have to just go and change the
>> verbocity each time I  open a French document?
>> So, hopefully someone who has taken foreign language classes can
>> answer these questions! I'm already enjoying French class, and got a
>> 96 on my first quiz.
>> ~Jewel
>> P.S.- Welcome back to school, everyone!
>> 
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