[Athen] 32-bit voices on a 64-bit system?

[Sean J Keegan]

 > The catch is in #4 - IF you have 32 bit voices installed. But Win 7
 > keeps stopping me on the install.

Ah - apologies.  I thought the issue was getting the voices to function, 
not install.

One thought - can you set up a Windows virtual machine?  You are still 
dealing with a 64-bit hardware architecture, but you can create a 32-bit 
Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 version on top of your Windows 7 
OS and that might be enough to fake out the TTS voices for installation.

We have a staff member who must run an older version of IE to support a 
legacy timesheet system and the solution we implemented was to create a 
virtual Windows XP Mode system on her Windows 7 machine.  You will need 
to have Windows 7 Pro, Enterprise, or Ultimate for it to work.  Here is 
some information:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/8254-windows-virtual-pc-create-virtual-machine.html

Take care,
Sean


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Sean Keegan
Associate Director, Assistive Technology
Office of Accessible Education - Stanford University
http://studentaffairs.stanford.edu/oae