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List:       kde-usability
Subject:    Fwd: Proklam screenshots
From:       "Aaron J. Seigo" <aseigo () olympusproject ! org>
Date:       2002-09-25 12:30:21
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Hi..

i'm forwarding this on to the usability list where more input may be had... i 
don't have much time right now, but here are some quick notes:

 o tabwidgets inside of tabwidgets are Bad
 o the controls for adding / removing a synthesizer are not clearly seperated
 o having "big" buttons like the Add button doesn't look very nice

perhaps think about a list box with installed synths, like kmail's 
send/receive set up ...

anyways, as i said, not much time right now, but the folks on kde-usability 
should be able to offer lots of good suggestions. =)

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Subject: Proklam screenshots
Date: Tuesday 24 September 2002 11:08
From: Pupeno <pupeno@pupeno.com>
To: kde-accessibility@kde.org, kde-devel@kde.org

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I've been working in the new proklam configuration KControl module and here
I'm sending you a couple of screenshoots, please, tell me what you think
about it (this screenshots are not really from a working program, this are
simulated).
How that will be used.
The general part.
You select the speech synth you want to use (the plug in) and then the
language for which you want to use (some plug ins may share a list of
languages that will only be available in the languages combo), once you
selected both options, you press add an a tab is added at the top.
Inside the tab, the configuration of the plug in (provided by the plug in
itself) will be shown, the buttons below the tabs let you chose this language
as default or remove this language.
Maybe the TTS/lang selector should go at the top, that's not a problem. What
do you think about it ?
The advanced let you chose which messages can interrumpt a paragraph acording
to the priority. And in the middle messages when interrupting (this has to be
polished as diferent languages should be managed here too, I think... I'm not
sure).
Thank you.
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["proklam-advanced.png" (image/png)]
["proklam-general.png" (image/png)]
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