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9. Use your arrow keys to select either "Allow connections from computers running any version of
Remote Desktop (less secure)," or "Allow connections only from computers running Remote Desktop
with Network Level Authentication (more secure)," depending on which one you require
10. TABB to the Select Remote Users button, and press SPACE BAR.
11. TABB to the Add button, and press SPACE BAR.
12. Enter the names of the users who should have remote access.
13. TABB to OK, and press ENTER to close the Select Users dialog.
14. TABB to OK, and press ENTER to close the Remote Desktop Users dialog.
15. TABB to OK, and press ENTER to close the System Properties dialog.
For more information on advanced options for Windows XP Professional Remote Desktop access,
please refer to the Windows XP Professional documentation.
Installing Window-Eyes
The steps for installing Window-Eyes on a server running Microsoft Terminal Services are identical to
the installation steps found in Section 2 of the Window-Eyes manual.
Enabling Window-Eyes Video Support
There are two ways to enable Window-Eyes video support for Microsoft Terminal Services sessions:
1. From the Advanced Options pull down in the Window-Eyes program group in the start menu of the
server machine, run the "Video Support Maintenance" utility. Select the button labeled "Enable
Microsoft RDP Video Support" and follow any prompts that may appear.
2. Log into a Microsoft Terminal Services session, and run Window-Eyes. Window-Eyes will install
Microsoft RDP Video Support, and will prompt to reboot the machine.
Window-Eyes Virtual Channel
The Window-Eyes Virtual Channel option provides the user with the best possible option for remote
speech synthesis. Without the Window-Eyes Virtual Channel, the only supported methods of speech
during a Microsoft Terminal Services session are serial and software synthesizers. The Window-Eyes
Virtual Channel allows the user to utilize any non-serial synthesizer that is installed on the local
machine (the Triple Talk PCI, Triple Talk USB, DECtalk PC, and DoubleTalk PC are just a few
examples), and is especially useful for maintaining a high rate of responsiveness when using SAPI or
software speech. The Window-Eyes Virtual Channel option uses a local copy of Window-Eyes for
speech output, rather than relying on the synthesizer itself. The local copy of Window-Eyes (which
must be running on the client's workstation – the same place where the Microsoft Remote Desktop
Client was launched) will serve as a host between the local synthesizer and the remote copy of
Window-Eyes. The Window-Eyes Virtual Channel option is also the easiest to set up by following
these instructions:
1. Run Window-Eyes on the client machine.
2. Run Window-Eyes via a remote session.
3. From the remote session, select the "Virtual (Microsoft RDP)" synthesizer in the Select
Synthesizer dialog located in the File menu of the Window-Eyes voice control panel.
At this point, the remote copy of Window-Eyes will begin transferring speech to the local copy of
Window-Eyes. Commands for modifying voice rate, pitch, and tone (as well as the selection of other
synthesizers where applicable) will still be executed in the remote session. Neither audio redirection
nor data redirection need to be enabled for Window-Eyes Virtual Channel support to work. For
information on installing the Window-Eyes Virtual Channel, please refer to the section below titled
Window-Eyes Virtual Server Installation.
Serial Synthesizers – If the Window-Eyes Virtual Channel is not an option, Window-Eyes users have
the alternative choice of using any supported serial synthesizer during their Microsoft RDP session,
assuming that serial port communication is available. To use a serial synthesizer, be sure to note the
configuration options of the Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection utility in the Client Side
Configuration section below.
Software Synthesizers - If the Window-Eyes Virtual Channel is not an option, Window-Eyes users may
still use a software synthesizer, assuming that audio communication is available. For more information
on the pros and cons of using software speech, see the Remote Access Caveats section at the end of
this appendix.
3. Running Window-Eyes Automatically
To enable automatic startup of Window-Eyes once a Microsoft Remote Desktop session has been
initiated, use the following steps:
1. Log on as the user for whom Window-Eyes is to load automatically.
2. Launch Window-Eyes- and access the Window-Eyes voice control panel with CTRL-BACKSLASH.
3. Press ALT-F for File.