If you can't keep the family members from messing around with the common
settings, then it is time to get another computer. Of course, you give the
sighted family members the older and/or less powerful machine.
At 02:45 PM 3/14/99 +0000, you wrote:
> Hi there everyone,
>Could someone advise me on a problem that a friend of mine is having, my
>friend is using the jfw3.2 demo and the windows 98 operating system, I am
>not a windows 98 user at the moment and I wondered if anyone has a family
>that uses the computer with a blind person and other family using there own
>settings, I understand that you can set up a profile for the person who is
>blind to keep the settings for there use, like the screen reselutions the
>colour settings, and most of all the sighted people like to use the web
>design style of format on the screen, can some wone advice me on settings
>that I can help with for her to use this and for the rest of her sighted
>family, she goes to use the computer and it doesn't work after jaws has
>loaded, she rang me to help her find out what was going rong and I found
>that the twelve year old had changed the settings to how she wanted the
>screen to look and this wouldn't work with jaws at all, even her husband
>changed the settings so can I help her do something about this, a part from
>telling them not to change the settings which I did but it seems like they
>don't listen or are not bothered about her using the computer at all!
>people could e mail me if they want and not clutter up the list no
>problem... Thanks
>
>Regards Chris Cant..
>
>
>Chris Cant
>
>of Second sight Picture framing service,
>
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> voice 44 01482 564199
>
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