she can use adobe type manager as long as jfw is not loaded. she must
be sure to unload it before jfw is re loaded. all jfw needs is that
type manager does not load at start up.
Brad Trainham wrote:
>
> I'll spare you the whole story, but suffice it to say, that after
> my wife bought a Usb based Scanner, and installed it and its accompanying software
> (some of which was adobe Type Manager) Jfw stopped working.
> After much trouble-shooting (other bad things happened unrelated to Jfw becauswe of
>the iffy
> nature of Microsoft's support of Usb under Windows95) I finally ran Doctor Jaws and
> it reported that Jaws wouldn't operate properly as long as Adobe Type Manager was
>active.
> It offered to de-activate, and I accepted the offer.
> But, eventually, my wife will be back from out of town, and
> she'll remember she installed that scanner and probably want to experiment with it.
> Is there a workaround or anything I can do to allow us to gracefully switch
> Adobe Type Manager from being active to inactive?
> Thanks,
> Brad Trainham
>
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