maybe he's already had too many! lol!
Legend has it that on Friday 10/5/2007 06:31 PM, Rick Harmon said: >Go have a margarita Eric, looks like you need one lol. > >Rick > > >-- >Visit my webpage and podcast feed at: >http://www.blind-geek-zone.net >and my web Blog at: >http://blind-geek-zone.blogspot.com/ >Join the BGZ mailing list by sending a blank email message to: >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > and put subscribe in the subject line. > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Eric Damery" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: <jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com> >Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 5:23 PM >Subject: [JAWS-Users] Correction FW: JAWSBeta JAWS 9.0.356 Private Beta >isavailable! > > >Well, I guess I blew this one. > >It has been a long week. This message was sent in error to the JAWS users >list instead of the Freedom Scientific Private Beta List. I apologize. >Please disregard and do not ask about the where the file is now or how to >get this update, we have removed them from these locations. > >We will be getting a new public beta update out once we complete work and >testing on the next round of fixes over the next 10 days. > >Regards, >Eric Damery > > > >________________________________ > >From: Eric Damery >Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 5:01 PM >To: 'jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com' >Cc: JAWSIntlBeta >Subject: JAWSBeta JAWS 9.0.356 Private Beta is available! > > > >Hello Private Beta Testers, > >JAWS Private Beta Build 9.0.356 is ready for testing. This one includes >quite a bit of change since the 353 build because we have been fixing items >that were held out of the public beta builds as we attempted to stabilize it >as best we could. The next update we do for the public will be in about 10 >days or so I hope. Your attention to this list of fixes is greatly >appreciated. > >The Known issues is empty today. Rosemary and Stephen are both off sipping >Margaritas somewhere so we are not as professional in the write up as we'd >like to be. > >Special note: The Red Sox are going for game two tonight at 8:30 ET and the >Yankees will be going for their second loss on Saturday! > > Regards, > >Eric > > > > JAWS Private Beta Build 9.0.356 is ready for testing. > > >JAWS 9.0 Update > > >An update is provided for your convenience as well as to continue with some >level of testing of the update process during the beta cycle. Not all builds >provided during the beta cycle will have the update option. As the product >progresses, some builds will be new BASE BUILDS upon which subsequent >updates can be installed. The Automatic Update will update to JAWS 9.0.356 >from the following prior builds: > >* 9.0.353 Base Build or Update. > >* 9.0.348 Base Build. > >Attempts to update to 9.0.356 from any build other than what is listed will >fail by design. If in doubt or you have trouble, simply use the full install >instead. Updates are not yet available for Windows Vista, and are not >available for Windows 2000; you need to download and install the full >version. > >* Update Patch: > > >1. Please enter 90909 into the special code dialog in the JAWS about box >dialog. Go to the Help Menu, About. TAB to the special access code button >and press ENTER. Type or paste 90909 into the edit field. >2. Select check for updates on the JAWS UI help menu. You will find today's >9.0.356 in the list box. >3. TAB to your choice and proceed with installation. > > >* Update Tip: How do you check to see if a listed update will update my >installed version of JAWS? > > >If you navigate the list of updates and highlight one of the listed updates >you can TAB to the detail button and press spacebar to get a list of the >versions of JAWS which can be updated by that particular update. > > >* If the Update fails: > > >Either Repair or install the full build, if available: Check out the FAQ: >How do I perform Installation Maintenance procedures like Repair and Modify? ><http://www.freedomscientific.com/fs_support/BulletinView.cfm?QC=1057> > > >NOTES > > >* JAWS 9.0 beta will expire December 1, 2007. >* For those who are testing the Outlook Calendar work: to test the calendar, >you need to disable the Task List option in View, To Do, menu. >ALT+V to drop the View menu, then select the To Do Bar sub menu, then >uncheck the Task List option. >* MAGic and JAWS private beta testers: We are working on testing a >combination here in-house, and on getting you a new MAGic 11 Public beta >candidate, that will function with the JAWS public beta. While you are free >to install both JAWS 9.0 beta and MAGic 11 private beta together, we still >don't recommend attempting to run them together >* JAWS 9.0 will be a paid upgrade, requiring authorization for JAWS 9.0. The >flag is not set yet; 8.0 authorization will enable you to run JAWS 9.0 beta. >* Please review the Known Problems section and refrain from posting reports >on those defects listed. >* Please save these announcements during the cycle for reference or to help >answer questions; each list of new features and fixes is unique to each >build you'll receive. >* This is a beta product; it is prerelease quality. It is recommended that >you back up your system prior to installing 9.0. >* If you install JAWS 9.0 on a system with JAWS 8.0, JAWS 8.0 will use the >9.0 shared components. >* The Private Beta Handbook ><ftp://ftp.freedomscientific.com/users/hj/private/beta/PrivateBetaHandbook.htm> > > >is available as a separate web page for reference. > > >NEW FEATURES and CHANGES > > >* 33586 Change in output message when No window is active. >* 33880 We have now added a link to the Adjust JAWS Options dialog >JAWSKey+v to the JAWSKey+F2 Run JAWS Manager to make it easier for new >users to find the options. >* 34126 Extra Help Indication option is now called F1 formfield help >indication as in prior versions of JAWS. (Brian Hartgen) . >* 34127 F1 automatic help text reading now speaking after the status bar >help text for Word Forms (Brian Hartgen). >* 34179 Powerpoint 2007 now improved in areas other than edit. >(Kelly Ford) . >* 34190 SayAll mode is now persistent with Microsoft Outlook 2007. >* 34171 Insert+F1 and Hotkey Help for Outlook 2007 Calendar support updated. > > > >KNOWN PROBLEMS > > > > > >FIXES > > >24352 None : In user account types dialog, Jaws reports the number of radio >buttons incorrectly. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Press window logo key to open the start menu. >2. Go to the settings/ control panel. >3. Press enter on User account. >4. Press tab key followed by down arrow key to select the create an account >link. >5. Press enter to activate the link. >6. Type a name for new account and press enter on next button. >7. On the next screen, Jaws says "Computer administrator radio button >checked, zero items." > > >24830 JAWS : In JAWS help, JAWS doesn't read dialog when the search item is >not found. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Press Insert+J to activate the JAWS UI window. >2. Press F1 to open the JAWS help. >3. Select a topic from the contents page. >4. Press F6 to go to the right pane. >5. Press CTRL+F to bring JAWS find dialog. >6. Type the "ABCD" in edit box and press enter. >7. 'Screen Find result Dialog' appears stating "Search string NOT found". >Observation: JAWS doesn't read dialog by itself., JAWS reads only the OK >button. > > >27952 Calculator : On enabling or disabling hyperbolic or inverse function >after clearing or entering data, the status >of the function is announced incorrectly >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open Windows Calculator >2. Enable Scientific Calculator by selecting Scientific from the View menu. >3. Now type any numerical data. >4. After entering data, press h to enable hyperbolic function. JAWS says >"hyp off" when checkbox for the hyperbolic function is checked. >5. Press escape to clear the data and press i to enable inverse function. >JAWS says "INV off" when checkbox for the inverse function is >checked. >6. Now again make changes to the entered data or press escape. Press 'i' or >'h'. Save behavior mentioned above is observed. > > >28298 Multiple Apps : On choosing any topic in the search results list view >in Search tab of Help, JAWS reads the text >that is highlighted on the document pane >Steps to Reproduce: >1. From JAWS UI, open "JAWS Help topics" from the Help Menu. >2. In the JAWS Help that opens, open the "Search" tab by pressing Ctrl+Tab. >3. In the search page, type any word in the edit field to search for and >press Enter. For example type "JAWS" and press Enter. >4. Tab to the search results list view. Press enter on any topic in the list >view to open the topic in the document pane. > > >29490 Adobe Acrobat Pro : On navigating in the combo box in the Search >dialog, item name isn't announced. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Launch the Adobe Acrobat Professional 8. >2. Press CTRL+Shift+F to bring up the 'Search' dialog. >3. Tab to combo box containing the directory list. >4. Navigate using the Up/Down arrow keys in the combo box. > > >29917 Internet Explorer : MSAA info seems to stop getting reported in IE7 >combo boxes. (Patrick Turnage) >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Launch IE7, and open the following web site: >http://www3.dot.state.fl.us/mileage/ >2. Press the Quick Navigation key "C" to position the cursor on the first >combo box on the page. >3. Press ENTER to turn on Forms Mode. >4. Press ALT+DOWN ARROW (NumPad 2) to open the List box. >5. Press the END key to position the cursor on the last item in the combo >box, which is Winter Haven. >6. Turn the Number Row on by pressing INS+SPACEBAR. >7. Press F10 and then F9 to cycle through and hear the MSAA information. >8. After going through all of the MSAA items, press INS+SPACEBAR to turn the >Home Row off. The correct MSAA information was spoken. >9. Press the UP ARROW key to arrow up the list of items in the combo box, >and continue to press the UP ARROW key until JAWS quits >speaking the items in the combo box. >10. When JAWS stops speaking the items in the combo box, press INS+SPACEBAR >to turn the Number Row on. >11. Press F10 and F9 to cycle through and hear the MSAA information for the >item that the cursor is actually positioned on in the combo box. > > >31344 Multiple Apps : JAWS gets into a state where JAWS does not speak the >copying CTRL+c or cutting CTRL+x message. Paste CTRL+v speaks the message. >(Brett Lewis) >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Run internet explorer, go to www.freedomscientific.com as a test. >2. Select some text. Make sure verbosity is on beginner or intermediate. >3. Press control C, Jaws says copied selection to clipboard at beginner >mode. Everything works fine. >4. Launch windows media player 11. >5. Select text again. Press control c or control X. Nothing is announced. >6. Go into notepad, paste your text. Control V does say pasted. >7. exit windows media player. Select text again, press control C or control >X, still no announcement of copied selection. >8. Shut down JAWS and restart. Select text again. Control C will now >announce the selection copy. > > >31752 JAWS : If JAWS is set to run for the current user and at logon and you >log off, you get a blue screen >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Be sure that JAWS is set to run at logon and be sure that it will also >run for the current user always. You can reboot to be sure both are >working. >2. From the desktop, press ALT+F4 and choose Log Off. Your computer will >blue screen at this point. > > >32104 Outlook 2007 : Messages do not read automatically in Outlook 2007 when >moving backwards and forwards through items in the list ( Brian Hartgen) >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open Outlook 2007. >2. Press INS+V to invoke the JAWS verbosity dialog. >3. Toggle the option to read messages automatically to on. >4. Open a plain text message and JAWS will begin a SayAll. >5. Press CTRL+PERIOD to move forward one message. JAWS announces details >about the message but it does not commence a SayAll. >6. Press CTRL+COMMA to move backwards one message and again the SayAll does >not occur. >7. Bring up AdjustJAWSOptions again and turn on header reading for messages. >8. Repeat steps 4 and 5 again. This time both headers and SayAll should >work. > > >32497 Multiple Apps : JAWS does not read the items in the list of Index tab >of JAWS and MAGic Help when navigating using UP/DOWN ARROW keys. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Bring JAWS UI into focus by pressing INSERT+J. >2. Select JAWS Help Topics from the Help Menu to open the JAWS 8.0 Help. >3. Press CTRL+TAB to open the Index tab of the JAWS 8.0 Help. >4. Tab to go to the Index list box and use UP/DOWN ARROW keys to navigate >items in the list. > > >33043 JAWS : With focus on any button of the startup wizard braille is >showing all controls in dialog (Hans Anton Ålien) >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Set the braille to structured. >2. Launch the startup wizard. >3. Tab to Next, Back, or Cancel button in the startup wizard and note what >the braille display shows: >The braille display will show the static text for every control on the >dialog. >We should only be showing the title of the dialog and the default control. > > >33303 Word : No messages are announced when you move to or from a table of >contents with ALT+LEFT >ARROW or RIGHT ARROW. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open a document with a table of contents or use the attached file. >2. Move to the table of contents, arrow to one of the links and activate any >of them. >3. Press ALT+LEFT ARROW to go back to the table of contents. Results: You >will be at the table of contents but nothing is announced. >4. Press ALT+RIGHT ARROW to go forward from the table of contents. Results: >You will return to the previous position, but nothing is >announced by JAWS. > > >33650 Notepad : In Notepad, on navigating in Format menu>Font dialog>Edit >combo boxes, highlighted item is >announced multiple times. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Launch Notepad. >2. Press ALT+O then F to open the "Font" dialog. Focus would be in "Font:" >edit combo. >3.Navigate using the UP/DOWN arrow keys. First of all, highlighted item name >would be announced twice, followed by font style is >announced, and then again highlighted item name would be announced. >4. Tab to Style edit combo and navigate in by using the UP/DOWN arrows. >Here, item name would be announced thrice. >5. Tab to Font size combo and navigate in the combo box. Same behavior would >be observed. > > >33661 Windows Mobile Center : List of checkboxes is not functioning >correctly in the "Setup Windows Mobile partnership - What to >Sync?" screen >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Navigate to and activate the WMDC under control panel >2. Navigate to the "Setup windows mobile partnership" screen >3. Tab to the list of checkboxes >4. Verify JAWS does not indicate that it is a listbox >5. Press spacebar >6. Verify JAWS does not announce the state of the checkbox >7. Press sayLine >8. Verify JAWS does not annoucne the position in group information for the >check list item > > >33759 Internet Explorer : Keyboard help for INSERT+H says it is for IE5 >(Jose Vilmar) >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Launch Internet Explorer. >2. Press INSERT+1 to get keyboard help. >3. Press INSERT+H and note that it announces: >"Says hot key shortcuts for IE 5 and speaks JAWS hot keys in dialog boxes" > > >33831 Outlook 2007 : When the view is set to show all appointments in the >Outlook 2007 calendar, more information needs to be spoken for the selected >appointment >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open the Outlook 2007 calendar >2. Change the view to show all appointments. >3. Use up and down arrow to navigate the list of appointments. JAWS speaks >the subject and nothing more. > > >33848 Word 2007 : JAWS Announces Style information like section number, page >number, etc, the first time that you >run JAWS on Word or an open message on Outlook 2007. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Unload and reload JAWS. >2. Open a blank document on Word 2007. >3. Press Up Arrow. Results: JAWS will announce style information like >Section Number, page number, etc. >4. If you don't see this problem, just unload and reload JAWS with Word 2007 >running and you will see it as soon as you press UP ARROW. > > >33958 Outlook 2007 : The INSERT+F1 help in Adjust JAWS Options dialog gives >help for Appointment dialog instead of the Adjust JAWS Options dialog. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open Outlook 2007. >2. Move to the messages list and press INSERT+V to open the Adjust JAWS >Options dialog. >3. Press INSERT+F1 on any control in the Adjust JAWS Options dialog to read >the screen sensitive help for that control. >In the screen sensitive help, JAWS wrongly mentions that you are in the >Appointment Scheduling dialog and gives information about the >Appointment Scheduling dialog. >4. Move to the Outlook navigation pane and press INSERT+V to open the Adjust >JAWS Options dialog. >5. Press INSERT+F1 in the Adjust JAWS Options dialog to read the screen >sensitive help. Information of the Appointments scheduling dialog >is given in the help. > > >33968 Outlook : No help text is available for the "Information Bar Messages >Announcement" item of the JAWS >options dialog in Outlook >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open any version of Outlook. >2. Press INS+V to invoke the JAWS options dialog. >3. Press the letter I to navigate to "Information Bar Messages >Announcement." >4. Tab once into the "Read Only" text. The "read only" text field is empty. >5. Use up and down arrow to navigate the edit field. No help text will be >available. > > >34004 WinAmp : JAWS is announcing the current track and then the next track >after you pass the current playing >track on the playlist editor. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Play a few MP3 files on Winamp. >2. Press ALT+E until you set playlist editor to On. >3. Press CTRL+TAB until you find the playlist editor. >4. Press the letter B twice to go to track 3. >5. Press HOME to go to the beginning of the list. >6. Press DOWN ARROW twice to go to track 3 and again to pass it. Results: >JAWS will announce the information of track 3 and then will >announce track 4. Same situation occurs if you use UP ARROW. > > >34086 Internet Explorer : INSERT+F1 message for Adjust JAWS Options treeview >and Personalized Web Settings is giving generic treeview information >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open Internet Explorer and press INSERT+V for the verbosity options tree. >2. Press INSERT+F1 and the message is not specific to that control, rather >it is generic to treeviews in general. >3. Repeat with INSERT+SHIFT+V for Personalized Web Settings tree and the >same thing occurs. > > >34098 Word : Too much position info is announced when navigating a document >or when it first gains focus. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open a blank document or one with text in Word. The document announces >page and section, column ... info the first time it gains ocus. >2. Press a quick key that changes pages. JAWS may announce change in page, >section, and column ... info as this occurs or it may not. >3. Navigate between page boundareies by line. JAWS may or may not announce >page, section, and column ... info. > > >34121 Outlook 2007 : Key Release Not Immediately Honored When Navigating Up >or Down in Calendar, Month View >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open Outlook 2007 and switch to Calendar, Month View. >2. Press UPARROW or DOWNARROW and keep holding for a few seconds. >3. Release UPARROW or DOWNARROW. Result: even after the key has been >released, scrolling continues for a few more seconds. This is >different from pressing LEFTARROW or RIGHTARROW, where scrolling stops >immediately. > > >34122 Word : In long documents, QuickKeys M or SHIFT+M Lock Up Word >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open a very long Word document (at least 2MB). >2. Turn on Quick Keys. >3. Press M to go to the next misspelling. >Result: JAWS is silent for awhile. It may or may not find the misspelling. >However, in any case, the computer eventualy freezes, with the need to force >a log-off. > > >34124 Word : JAWS skips the next block of text that comes after a period and >a comma during a SayAll. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. paste the following text on a Word document: >This is text 1. This is text 2..., and this is text 3. This is text 4. >2. Go to the beginning of the text and start a SayAll. Results: JAWS skips >the text that comes after the ... and the comma. > > >34125 Internet Explorer : Cannot click items in Gmail Web Interface with >Router Buttons >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Log into your gmail account. >2. Be sure that you do not use the basic HTML option. >3. Move to an item such as "Compose Mail" and attempt to click a routing >button and nothing happens. >4. Press Enter on the same item and it is then activated. > > >34129 JAWS : JAWS verbosity tree navigation not read if you log off the >computer and then log back onto the >computer (Stephen Dawes) >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Start the computer with JAWS running as a service. >2. Log into the computer. >3. Log off the computer. (Start button, shutdown, log off) >4. Log in. >5. Open JAWS verbosity, Insert + v. >6. Navigate through the settings, and you don't hear anything. >Use SayLine and you hear the highlighted item, but if you cursor through >them JAWS does not announce them automatically > > >34142 Outlook : Cannot navigate by paragraph when composing HTML message in >Outlook 2003 or XP. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open a new message in Outlook and type a few paragraphs. >2. Move through the document by paragraph and JAWS will only read the top >line of the message and you don't appear to actually be moved >at all. > > >34155 Outlook 2007 : If you move quickly through a list of messages with the >same attributes, JAWS won't speak >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open Outlook 2007 and be sure to have several messages in a row that have >the same attribute such as unread status. >2. Press DOWN ARROW twice quickly to move down through the list and JAWS >will not speak the item on which you land. >3. Find a message with a different attribute such as an attachment and when >you move to that message, JAWS speaks. > > >34157 Outlook : Resuming from Hibernation causing JAWS OSM to fail by not >speaking in Outlook Inbox message list. (Michael Hudson) >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Using Laptop such as Dell D600 Latitude, set the following: >1a. Screen Saver Enabled with password to prompt at Welcome screen. >1b. Hibernation - Enabled. >1c. Set option of closing lid causes Hibernation (instead of Standby). >2. Using JAWS 9.0 set to run at startup. >3. Launch MS Outlook XP (Originally reported with Outlook 2003). >4. Close the laptop lid. >5. Allow the hibernation mode to save to hard drive. >6. Lift lid, and type in password at login welcome screen. >7. Running Outlook, JAWS will not speak when navigating UP or DOWN through >Inbox message list. >8. Press JAWSKey+PAGEDOWN. JAWS states status message of "Preparing to >Hibernate" after you resumed from hibernation. > > >34159 JAWS,Outlook : Hibernation - Using INSERT+F11 is not speaking >highlight when UP or DOWN ARROW after >resuming from a hibernation. (Michael Hudson) >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Using Laptop such as Dell D600 Latitude, set the following: >1a. Screen Saver Enabled with password to prompt at Welcome screen. >1b. Hibernation - Enabled. >1c. Set option of closing lid causes Hibernation (instead of Standby). >2. Using JAWS 9.0 set to run at startup. >3. Launch MS Outlook XP (Originally reported with Outlook 2003). >4. Close the laptop lid. >5. Allow the hibernation mode to save to hard drive. >6. Lift lid, and type in password at login welcome screen. >7. Press INSERT+F11 to pull up the Select System Tray Icon. >JAWS is not speaking current highlight when arrowing UP and DOWN. Nothing >selected each time > > >34173 Word : SayAll should read as expected in read-only and regular >multiline edit controls in dialogs. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Launch Microsoft Word. >2. Press INSERT+V to invoke the Adjust JAWS Options dialog box. >3. Move to any option in the tree view, then press TAB to move into the >read-only edit field containing context-sensitive help for that item. >4. Press INSERT+DOWN ARROW. Observe that SayAll does not work correctly; >JAWS merely reads the first line of the context-sensitive >help. The only way to read it is by arrowing to each individual line. > > >34175 Internet Expplorer : After composing a message in Gmail, the page >doesn't properly refresh >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Log into the Gmail system and compose a message. >2. Aftter writing the message, click on the Send button. >3. Attempt to navigate the page and it is possible that you will see several >frames with the word "Loading..." and nothing else. >4. If this doesn't work, try deleting several messages and see if this >causes the problem. >5. Move away from, then back to the page. You will probably be placed on the >address bar but when you move back to the page, it is >refreshed. > > >34188 Outlook Express : Selecting text in reverse, nothing shows in braille >until screen is refreshed. (Leland Maschmeyer) >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open a new message in Outlook Express and be sure you maximize the >message window as it is not maximized by default. >2. Type a long line of text, then move to the end of that line and press >SHIFT+HOME to select back to the beginning. Text selection is not >shown. >3. Press INSERT+ESCAPE to refresh the screen and you now see the text >selection. >4. Repeat the steps above, only this time select from the beginning to the >end of the line and the selection shows up immediately. > > >34191 Word,Outlook 2007 : Reading by Sentence causes various phrases to be >repeated >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open an email in Microsoft Outlook 2007. >2. Open the JAWSOptionsDialog and set SayAll mode to "SayAll Reads By - >Sentence" >3. Close the dialog and perform a SayAll. Note that certain phrases are >repeated. > > >34206 Word : In Word - On selecting and deselecting check box, still Braille >continues showing it as a selected >one. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open the attached document in Word. >2. Navigate to check box control. >3. Select it by pressing SPACE bar. Braille display shows it as a selected, >which is correct. >4. Uncheck the check box by pressing SPACE bar. Braille display continues to >show it as a selected one. > > >34215 Word : Table row and column count is announced as rows change during >SayAll. (Gary Wunder) >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Bring up the attached document or any document with a table in any >version of Word. >2. Perform a SayAll. Notice that column count information is announced along >with row information as rows in tables change. > > >34216 Word : If table is nonuniform, incorrect column count is being given >as the table is navigated. (Gary Wunder) >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open the attached document in any version of Word. >2. Navigate the nonuniform table. The second table is a good example. >3. When you reach the last cell, you don't know it because we give the wrong >column count. It only has one column but we claim it has two. > > >34220 Word : Only tabbing to last cel in table should generate the warning >message about adding rows. (Brian Hartgen) >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open a document with tables in any version of Word. >2. Navigate a table by tabs. When the last cell in the table is reached, the >warning message should be announced. >3. Navigate the table by Alt+CTRL+Arrows. When the last cell in the table is >reached, only the "last cell in table" message should be heard. >4. Press CTrl+Alt+Home form within the table. That takes you to the begnnin >gof the table. Then press Alt+CTRLEnd, which takes you to the >end of the table. Only the "last cell in table" and "end of table" messages >should be heard. > > >34221 Word : When extra row is added to table, total table row count is not >updated. (Brian Hartgen) >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open a document with tables in any version of Word. >2. Navigate a table by tabs. When the last cell in the table is reached, >press an extra tab to generate a new row. Notice that the row number is >correct, but the total row count for the table still reflects the old total >row count. > > >34231 Outlook 2007 : Unknown function call SayAll reads by textoutput is >given on pressing INSERT+V in Outlook 2007. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open Outlook 2007. >2. Press INSERT+V to open the Adjust JAWS Options dialog. >JAWS gives message "Unknown function call SayAllreadsbytextoutput". > > >34237 Outlook 2007 : Can not read by character in the "read only" text for >items in the JAWS Options dialog for Outlook 2007 >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open Outlook 2007. >2. Pres INS+V to invoke the JAWS options dialog. >3. Down arrow to an item in the treview then press TAB to move to the "read >only" text field. >4. Press RIGHT and LEFT ARROW to navigate by character. Nothing is spoken by >JAWS. >5. Repeat steps two through four in another application such as Word or >Internet Explore 7. Pressing LEFT or RIGHT arrow will result in >JAWS speaking the highlighted character as it should. > > >34246 Word : When Document Presentation Mode is changed, it does not persist >after you Alt+tab away and back Jan Bloem >to the app. >Steps to Reproduce: >1. Open the attached document and from the INSERT+V dialog, set Document >Presentation Mode to Screen Layout. >2. Alt+tab away and back to the app. Notice that you are back in simple >layout. > > > >JAWS 9.0 Preparation and installation steps > > >1. Download the JAWS 9.0 package. >2. Copy the downloaded file to a place you can easily get to; we recommend >you create a folder just for the JAWS installation package. >3. Uninstall the prior 9.0 private beta, choose Remove Shared Components. >Reboot. >4. Speech will not be available until the next install, so if needed, launch >narrator using WINDOWS Key+U. >5. In order to get the full benefit of recent script changes, development >suggests that you go to your user settings folder and delete any setting >which is one which ships with JAWS. This includes their default.* settings >and especially any Office and Outlook settings. >6. Find the downloaded copy of today's installer package. Exit Narrator, if >you it running, and immediately start today's installer. >7. Once you finish the installation, a reboot is required. >8. Go to C:\Program Files\Freedom Scientific\Shared\FsTxtSvc\1.0 and double >check that the "fstxtsvc.dll" file is gone. If not, delete it. Removing it >resolves an issue in Office XP. > > >NOTES: > >* You do not need to uninstall your previously installed shipping JAWS 7.x >or 8.x prior to installing JAWS 9.0. >* JAWS 9.0 will install into the "\Program Files\FreedomScientific\JAWS\9.0" >folder structure and has its own registry entry that differs from older >versions. The JAWS 9.0 shared settings are stored in: "\Documents and >Settings\All Users\Application Data\Freedom Scientific\JAWS\9.0" folder and >user settings are stored in:"\Documents and >Settings\YourUserName\Application Data\Freedom Scientific\JAWS\9.0" folder. > > >TIPS and Troubleshooting Uninstallation and Installation > > >* Install and uninstall with an account which has administrative rights. >* If something goes wrong during the install or if you exit the installer, >reboot prior to attempting to run the installer again. >* If you are uninstalling a previous JAWS build, you should first reboot >prior to running the installer if more than 40 minutes has elapsed since the >last time the system was booted or the runtime may be timed out. >* If after installation you find that your firewall is blocking JAWS from >running, you may need to reboot and hold down the JAWSKey while starting >JAWS to force JAWS to run in 40 minute mode. Then add the jfw.exe to your >firewall's list of allowed applications. >* Confirm whether the download was complete by using a free program like >FileAlyzer to check the MD5SUM. If you don't already have such a utility, >try http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html ><http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html> . >* If having problems no-one else can reproduce, cleaning your TEMP directory >after uninstalling the last beta and installing the current one can be of >benefit. Go to c:\Documents and Settings\Username\LocalSettings\temp. >Username is whatever the login or account you are using. >* If having problems no-one else can reproduce, cleaning your TEMP directory >after uninstalling the last beta and installing the current one can be of >benefit. Go to c:\Documents and Settings\Username\LocalSettings\temp. >Username is whatever the login or account you are using. >* Advanced Troubleshooting Installation and Uninstallation for WiX. ><ftp://ftp.freedomscientific.com/users/hj/private/beta/WiX/WiXAdvancedTroubleshooting.htm> >* When should you remove your personal files? As a Beta Tester it is helpful >if you delete your user setting for a new beta build of JAWS during a cycle >so that not only do you get the benefit of our fixes to the settings >contained in that new build but so that you are exercising the JAWS features >for creating those changes that you make to JAWS. You don't have to >necessarily delete all your user settings but unless you delete at least >those files in your user settings folder which have names which correspond >to files in the JAWS shared settings folder then you may not get the >benefits of scripting fixes because any user file overrides a shared file. > > >JAWS 9.0 Full Version Download > > >JAWS 9.0.334 Unicode ILM (Internet License Manager) >Windows-2000/XP/VISTA/2003Server only. >ftp://ftp.freedomscientific.com/users/hj/private/beta/o2a3t/J9.0.356.400-enu.exe > > ><ftp://ftp.freedomscientific.com/users/hj/private/beta/o2a3t/J9.0.356.400-enu.exe> >MD5SUM: 1d06760a7b29b658bb94dfd95c65229c *J9.0.356.400-enu.exe >The file size is 64 MB which is 66342912 bytes. > >________________________________ > > >The FSSDK version for 9.0.356 should be: 10.16.1129.0. > > >The FSDOM, Braille component files, and DCM JAWSVID make up what is known as >the FSSDK package; all these files should have the same version number. We >provide the file version number as a way to double-check that the >installation was correct. Having file versions that do not match could >explain irregular behavior with the product. To find files after >installation, you can do the following: > >* The JAWSVID version can be seen by going to Video Intercept Manager via >the JAWS Utilities Menu. It can also be check via the Display Chaining >Manager from the Start, Programs, JAWS 8.0, Tools menu. Both sources of the >information should always match! >* The FSDom files can be checked by going to \Program Files\Freedom >Scientific\Shared\FSDomSrv\10.12. Press the right-context menu key on any of >the FSDom*.dll files and choose Properties, then CTRL+TAB to the version >page. >* The braille components can be checked by going to \Program Files\Freedom >Scientific\Shared\Braille\10.12. Press the right-context menu key on any of >the Braille*DLL files and choose Properties, then CTRL+TAB to the version >page. >* Note: If you are also testing MAGic 10.5 beta, be aware that the FSSDK >files are shared; the newer FSSDK version (higher number) will take >precedence. This means if you have both JAWS and MAGic betas installed, >(i.e. JAWS with FSSDK 10.14.223 and MAGic with FSSDK 10.14.222), the higher >10.14.233 files should be the ones used in both until a higher version is >installed. This is regardless of installation order. > >________________________________ > >It is suggested you save these official announcements for reference during >this active beta cycle. This is a prerelease product and is covered under >nondisclosure: all communication via these lists or privately from FS >regarding this testing cycle are considered confidential. > >Thank you for your time and input! > > >Rosemary Kleske >Beta Program Manager >Freedom Scientific, LLC >11801 31st Court North >St. Petersburg, FL 33716 >727-803-8000 x1081 >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >www.freedomscientific.com > >Visit the JAWS Users List home page at: >http://www.jaws-users.com >Address for the list archives: >http://www.mail-archive.com/jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com >To post to this group, send email to >jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com >To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >For help from Mailman with your account Put the word help in the subject or >body of a blank message to: >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Use the following form in order to contact the management team >http://www.jaws-users.com/managers.php >If you wish to join the Blind Computing list send a blank email to the >following address: >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >Visit the JAWS Users List home page at: >http://www.jaws-users.com >Address for the list archives: >http://www.mail-archive.com/jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com >To post to this group, send email to >jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com >To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >For help from Mailman with your account Put the >word help in the subject or body of a blank message to: >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Use the following form in order to contact the management team >http://www.jaws-users.com/managers.php >If you wish to join the Blind Computing list >send a blank email to the following address: >[EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit the JAWS Users List home page at: http://www.jaws-users.com Address for the list archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com To post to this group, send email to jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help from Mailman with your account Put the word help in the subject or body of a blank message to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Use the following form in order to contact the management team http://www.jaws-users.com/managers.php If you wish to join the Blind Computing list send a blank email to the following address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
