Yep, I get them too, more often than i'd like considering my machine's
power, win7-64 with quadcore and 8 gb ram. I too get them when
alt-tabbing, particularly out of firefox. I'll get silence and then
three beeps and then usually a, wineyes.exe application error, message
saying that the memory at 0x0000 something or other could not be read,
click ok to terminate the program. I usually have to launch narrator to
see what the thing says, but occasionally I can press the spacebar and
window-eyes closes and I can re-open it, but more often than not I have
to use the kill wineyes ap which means that I have to get speech back,
if I can, and then relaunch wineyes to get it to speak icons and tree
views properly.
I have also sent error reports, have made comments about what I was
doing when the error occured, but lately have just sent them without
comments because I'm not sure what to say. Needless to say it's a rather
big hassle and is confusing and frustrating. It has happened on both
desktop on laptop as well.
Dave C. Bahr
On 4/11/2011 9:20 AM, Jeff Weiss wrote:
Yes, I have these type of silences.
They usually happen when working with copying large amounts of data, or
in the App Manager.
Sometimes I eventually get speech back by pressing Windows-m, or by
pressing Insert-Backslash.
In the App manager, for example, if I try to manually load a file by
typing in its name and make a typo, it may take to minutes to get speech
back and find out that that file doesn't exist.
It seems like Window-Eyes has gone into a loop and can't get out.
Jeff Weiss
-----Original Message-----
From: Kitty Litter [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, April 11, 2011 10:12 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Occasional crashes WindowEyes 7.5
I have occasional crashes. It seems to happen when I am exiting Internet
Explorer or possibly alt-tabbing through other open windows. WindowEyes
quits speaking, there's some disk activity and then I hear a few tones
from
my PC speaker. I can usually restart WindowEyes with ctrl-alt-w. Using
XP
Home with latest updates. Have sent in error reports but was wondering
if
this happens to anyone else?
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