Which version of Talkx

[Christopher Chaltain]

If you install the recommended version of Talks for the N75 then you'll 
get limited access to the front of the N75 when the flip is closed. For 
example, as you use the up and down keys on the side of the phone, 
you'll hear things like "1 of 20", "2 of 20" and so on. You'll also hear 
some messages spoken automatically. However, you won't have access to 
the web browser. If you go with the latest version of Talks then Talks 
will be quieter when the flip is closed, but you be able to use the web 
browser. I personally skipped version 3.2 of Talks since that didn't 
give you access to the web browser, but I did move up to 3.5 when that 
came out to get access to the web browser. This is what I'd recommend, 
but it depends on how much you want the limited functionality when the 
flip is closed versus the ability to use the web browser.

I thought I answered this yesterday, but maybe not. There's a bar shaped 
key between the 2 key on the numeric keypad and the square directional 
key below the screen. The left side of this bar is the Talks key. It's 
the same as the edit key. Press it twice quickly to access the edit key 
and once to get the Talks key.

Yes, you can access the time, battery and network status with any 
version of Talks. Use the Talks key followed by soft key 2 to get the 
status information and the Talks key followed by the 9 key to get the 
time and date.

You can definitely move from Talks 3.1 to a newer version of Talks 
without losing any speech. I'm not sure about going backwards, but i'm 
guessing it would work.

jordmartin at suddenlink.net wrote:
> I'm wondering if I shouldn't install the Talks software recommended by the 
> Moble corner.  The manual in the 3.54 version seems to address 66 phones 
> only.  Will I lose speech if I try to install the earlier version?
>
> What key serves as the Talks key on the N75?  Can you still check battery 
> status and time with the this phone?  Or does it have to do with the version 
> of Talks you have?
>
> Juanita Martin 
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Christopher

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