Hi Chip,
Maybe, but one would have to explain why when I turn off the Braille option
I can use Notepad to make data files, But, But, could not until that was done...
My professor kept saying he could not compile my C++ code because line
after line of nulls were coming out of the file. Yet when using Notepad it
looked fine and compiled using Express, where he was using another compiler.
Stay tune, for I got the disk for latest upgrade and may have to go install
that instead of using downloaded upgrades. Windoweyes upgrades...
Sincerely
Bruce
Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2013 7:15 AM
Subject: RE: Warning!
Hi Bruce,
I’m sure GW will also tell you, but turning on braille does not do anything
to your notepad or any other type of files. It simply looks for a connected
braille display, and if found, will send information to it.
Chip
From: BX [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2013 2:54 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Warning!
Hi,
I need to warn anyone who selects Braille when installing any upgrades,
it goes in and turns on Braille every where and changes Notepad text files by
inserting null characters into each file created.
I checked thinking it would give Braille support but did not expect it to
check every check box in every set file...
I could not figure out why when sending text files to my professors they
could not run or compile the files and they had scores of errors with null
characters and such.
I think this is a very bad flaw for Windoweyes. Now I need to know how to
shut it off, or will I have to go to each set file and shut it off, for when
doing it from the notification area it did not change the setting when opening
up Notepad for it was still checked.
So, this has to be fixed!
Sincerely
Bruce A. Babcock
