Hi Jamal,
I ask this only because I had the same type of behavior and it took me a few
hours to finally stumble across what my problem was. While on the Desktop,
can you check the Insert+S to ensure the screen echo isn't set to "none"? I
had been using the Insert+S to have JFW cycle through it's different
settings, and had it cycled to "none" while in that particular area!
I also have a Micron 400mhz with 128mb ram, but I have the Chips and Tech
64510 video with it's 8mb ram. If you need to go with another video card,
this one tests out ok on a Micron 400 with JFW3.2.
If you do go with this C&T, let me know if you need the specs on it.
Thanks,
Dennis Brown
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From: Jamal Mazrui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Sunday, February 07, 1999 5:06 PM
Subject: Seeking advice on a video compatibility problem
>Symptom: after minimizing all apps and bringing focus to the Windows 95
>desktop, JFW does not speak the items as one navigates the selection cursor
>among items on the desktop.
>
>My home computer is a Micron 486-100 with 80 megs of RAM. I have tried
>without success for hours trying to solve what appears to be a video
>compatibility problem between JFW32031 andan ARK Logic video card (I'm not
>sure of the exact model off hand). I downloaded and installed its latest
>video driver software from the net. I have it set to 256 colors and get
>the same result with any of the three available resolutions. Dr. JAWS
>doesn't know of incompatibilities with this card, neither does it assure me
>that the card is known to be compatible. I've corrected all problems
>identified by comprehensive scans by Norton WinDoctor and Norton
DiskDoctor.
>
>Is there anything else I can try before accepting that this is a fixed
>limitation of my video card, so the only solution is to replace my video
>card. By the way, I've tried the three different video drivers the ARK
>company posted in its development period for Windows 95.
>
>Thanks, Jamal
>
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