Using Sound Recorder to say Hi!
If you have a microphone, sound recorder can be used to record short wav files
which you can then attach to a message and send to someone. To run sound
recorder, on a windows 98 machine, bring up your start menu, p for programs, a
for accessories, e for entertainment, and then hit enter on sound recorder. On
a windows 95 machine, I believe sound recorder is on the multimedia menu.  Or
a short cut is to bring up your start menu, press r for the run dialog, type
in sndrec32 and hit enter. Sound recorder will start. The following are a list
of the keystrokes you can use with jaws.
Control+R=Start Recording
Control+S=Stop Recording
Control+F=FastForward
Control+P=Play
Control+B=Rewind
Control+L=LimitSpeech
Insert+F8=SelectAButton.

Press Control R to begin recording. Jaws says stop button. Speak into your
microphone and record a short message. Press Control S to stop recording.
Jaws says record button. Press alt f for the file menu, then press s for save.
A standard save as dialog begins, type in a path and name you want to give the
file. For example, c:\windows\desktop\hello. Press enter and the file will be
saved with a wav extension. Press alt f4 to exit sound recorder. Bring up your
email package and create a new message and insert an attachment. Locate the wav
file you just created and attach it to the message and send it and say Hello
there to somebody.