Hi, in addition to pressing control-alt-up to right your screen as J.J.
suggested, you can disable those hot keys so that you can use the
Window-Eyes on-the-fly speech adjustments. All you need to do is go to
the Intel panel, sometimes accessed via the notification area - A.K.A.
the system tray, and sometimes via its own control panel control-shift-f12.
Many thanks.
On 4/23/2011 2:00 PM, Bud Schwab wrote:
Hi gang,
I recently was given a laptop and I installed wineyes on it and it works
fine. Yesterday somebody who was here said the screen was upside down. I
know it didn't used to b. The laptop is kind of awkward for me yet and
am wondering if I inadvertantly hit a wrong key or combination of keys
to cause that. I also lost the windows sounds for some reason. Any
thoughts?
Thanks for any info.
Bud Schwab
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Malibu, California
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