Hi Mike and Everyone,
I've had Window-Eyes quit talking on my loving
Desktop with Internet Explorer Eight. One day I
was right in the middle of doing something on
the Bard web site, and I lost speech, so I had to
load System Access to finish what I was doing.
Vernon said it was Window-Eyes, as my computer
was not locked up, and I couldn't do anything in
the Window-Eyes Window, and I couldn't even
unload it to load System Access, so I just loaded
it anyway. Later on that day, I unloaded System
Access, so I could use the loving Window-Eyes, and it loaded and ran just fine.
Thanks.
Pat Ferguson on the Loving little Blue Netbook with the loving Window-Eyes.
At 11:29 AM 10/5/2009, you wrote:
Can you reliably duplicate this or is it
random? Can anyone else duplicate it?
At 09:55 AM 10/5/2009, you wrote:
Greetings:
It appears that loss of speech is tied to my
Outlook 2007 reminders. I have Office 2007
running on XP pro. When my password protected
screen saver kicks in, and there is a reminder
up, then Window-Eyes doesn't come up speaking.
The sound card is still working, because when I
press Windows Key+R for the Run dialogue and
enter a bunch of gibberish I get the error sound.
When I press Windows Key+R and type narrator to
call up Microsoft's narrator, then Window-Eyes often begins to speak.
One indication that there is a reminder is when
I press a key to have the screen saver come up
with the password dialogue and Window-Eyes
doesn't speak at that time, then I know a
reminder came up and that I can expect no speech.
Vic Pereira
Chief Informatics Office | Bureau de l'informatique
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