I experienced the Window-eyes reading problem in 2X of Thunderbird. So
far, I haven't had an issue with WE since upgrading to V3.0.4 of
Thunderbird.
On 6/22/2010 5:11 PM, chris hallsworth wrote:
What happens is that as soon as focus lands on a link browse mode is
deactivated and it is impossible to turn it back on. When I press
shift+ctrl+a it says browse mode off. But when I press it again it says
browse mode not available. Why is this, please? And can this be
investigated? Many thanks.
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On 21/06/2010 17:10, Melissa Smith wrote:
I've used Thunderbird as my exclusive email client for over 2 years, and
Window-Eyes is the only screenreader I have on this machine. I don't
know if I can help, but what issues are you having. I also use Firefox a
majority of the time. I only use IE for a few sites that don't display
right in FF.
Melissa Smith
On 6/21/2010 7:55 AM, Brenda wrote:
I just learned that there was a post on the GW list about Mozilla
products being not natively supported by Window Eyes and that it would
be better to use NVDA for Mozilla products. This doesn't seem
practical to me as I use Window Eyes for my job and need to have
access to the internet and email while working.
My main problem with Window-eyes and Thunderbird or Firefox is that
sometimes I lose speech especially when trying to change things in the
menus, but also with T-Bird W-E doesn't always read folders. Any ideas
to avoid this. Usually when it happens I either close W-E or most
often restart T-Bird or FF to fix the problem. Wonder if there is an
easier way or should I just use NVDA if it can be run along with W-E?
Thanks
Brenda
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