Create a Different Sounding Vocalizer Expressive JAWS Cursor Voice
When using JAWS with the default synthesizer, Eloquence, there is a different voice used when you switch between the PC cursor and the JAWS cursor. Having a different voice can help remind you which cursor is the active cursor. Many of you are now using the newer, more human-sounding Vocalizer Expressive voice synthesizers with JAWS. In this instructional demo we show you how to create a different sounding voice for the JAWS cursor when using Vocalizer Expressive voice synthesizers.
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