Hi Charles,
That's a good point. I generally unload my screen reader, Window Eyes,
anyway when playing a game for the simple fact it frees the CPU and
memory up for the game. I will however keep it running if I'm debugging
a game, so I can read error mesages, or I happen to be playing a game
while chatting on line. However, usually I just unload it while playing
to free up system resources.
Charles Rivard wrote:
My thought is that, maybe it should be a general practice to unload your
screen reader regardless of which one you use, just to make sure that there
are no keyboard or voicing conflicts.
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