Re: MVA 1.8.6 - Screenshots! Feature Comparison!

["Mitch" <this.is.not.my@mail.bigmailbox.com>]

DVA...

When you are @ a train station, say Sydney metro, you will hear DIGITAL
VOICE ANNOUNCEMENTS. Eg "The next train to arrive on platform number 3 goes
to..." DVA is the program that generates them. The actual DVA uses NT4.0.
Mine uses Win95/98 or other 32 bit windows.


"Peter Cook" <glt015@ozemail.com.au> wrote in message
news:38BE2F4E.850C8970@ozemail.com.au...
| OK next dumb question????? what are DVA's
|
| Mitch wrote:
|
| > Well Australian railway networks use DVAs in real life. That's where
| > aus.rail comes from - AUStralian.RAILways. Also, just some advice, if
you
| > want to yell, type in caps. It isn't polite, but it doesn't require the
| > disclaimer thing :)
| >
| > Have fun :)
| >
| > "Peter Cook" <glt015@ozemail.com.au> wrote in message
| > news:38BE2998.7DCDAD0@ozemail.com.au...
| > | why are we talking about computer software on the Aus.Rail news group.
and
| > YES i was
| > | yelling
| > |
| > |
| > |
| > | David Bromage wrote:
| > |
| > | > Mitch (this.is.not.my@email.address.com) won a Nobel Prize for
| > literature by writing:
| > | > > | GUI                  |   *   |       |
| > | >     ^^^
| > | > Bells and whistles for the easily amused.
| > | >
| > | > Cheers
| > | > David
| > |
|