[Blind-Computing] Battery for XP Desktop Computer

2008-08-12 Thread Margaret Thomas
Hi all,

My tech is supposed to come back with a new battery for my UPS and to 
finish dismantling my LAN.  He took away the '98 machine and, now, only the 
XP computer is left.

It's more than 3 years old and, after my tech left, I starting thinking 
that since he has to return and it's just the one machine, that maybe it 
would be a good idea for him to replace the battery on the XP.

Are there any guidelines about the life of an XP battery?  I guess it 
probably depends on how much the machine is used, defragged, etc.  About how 
much does a new XP battery cost?  Does one size fit all?  The machine is a 
tower type and was custom built.  If one size doesn't fit all, is there any 
way of determining what kind of battery to get except getting under the 
hood?

Thanks,

Margaret 


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Re: [Blind-Computing] Battery for XP Desktop Computer

2008-08-12 Thread Jacob Kruger
Are you talking about the MOS/BIOS settings battery that's mounted on the 
motherboard as such?

If so, the only real way is to either take the physical battery out of the 
machine, or to look up the specs of the motherboard on the internet, but 
anyway...

Stay well

Jacob Kruger
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Skype: BlindZA
'...Fate had broken his body, but not his spirit...'

- Original Message - 
From: Margaret Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com
Sent: 12 August, 2008 12:42 PM
Subject: [Blind-Computing] Battery for XP Desktop Computer


 Hi all,

My tech is supposed to come back with a new battery for my UPS and to
 finish dismantling my LAN.  He took away the '98 machine and, now, only 
 the
 XP computer is left.

It's more than 3 years old and, after my tech left, I starting thinking
 that since he has to return and it's just the one machine, that maybe it
 would be a good idea for him to replace the battery on the XP.

Are there any guidelines about the life of an XP battery?  I guess it
 probably depends on how much the machine is used, defragged, etc.  About 
 how
 much does a new XP battery cost?  Does one size fit all?  The machine is a
 tower type and was custom built.  If one size doesn't fit all, is there 
 any
 way of determining what kind of battery to get except getting under the
 hood?

Thanks,

 Margaret


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Re: [Blind-Computing] Battery for XP Desktop Computer

2008-08-12 Thread Margaret Thomas
Jacob and All,

Is there another battery in the computer besides the MOS/BIOS settings 
battery that's mounted on the
motherboard?  I'm asking about whatever battery/batteries   that might die 
and make the machine useless until replaced.

How do I get the specs of the motherboard and find out what model etc. 
it is?

Thanks,


Jacob Kruger wrote:


Are you talking about the MOS/BIOS settings battery that's mounted on the
motherboard as such?

If so, the only real way is to either take the physical battery out of the
machine, or to look up the specs of the motherboard on the internet, but
anyway...

Stay well

Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
'...Fate had broken his body, but not his spirit...'

- Original Message - 
From: Margaret Thomas


 Hi all,

My tech is supposed to come back with a new battery for my UPS and to
 finish dismantling my LAN.  He took away the '98 machine and, now, only
 the
 XP computer is left.

It's more than 3 years old and, after my tech left, I starting thinking
 that since he has to return and it's just the one machine, that maybe it
 would be a good idea for him to replace the battery on the XP.

Are there any guidelines about the life of an XP battery?  I guess it
 probably depends on how much the machine is used, defragged, etc.  About
 how
 much does a new XP battery cost?  Does one size fit all?  The machine is a
 tower type and was custom built.  If one size doesn't fit all, is there
 any
 way of determining what kind of battery to get except getting under the
 hood?


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Re: [Blind-Computing] Battery for XP Desktop Computer

2008-08-12 Thread Jacob Kruger
Not in the computer itsself as such, but you also mentioned a UPS in that 
post.

Honestly, the simplest is to get a technician to look at the physical 
battery since there are generic ones as well which would be a bit cheaper 
than the original ones from the motherboard manufacturer.

Basically, when these batteries lose their charge, then you might find that 
if you turn off the computer for a bit, then when you try turn it on, it 
wouldn't have remembered what hard drives etc. it had in since those 
settings are stored in the BIOS memory, and that might stop it from booting 
up.  Some later computers would automatically scan them, reset the values, 
and carry on from there, but not sure if/when that became more common 
anyway.

Another thing that could occasionally cause these settings to be lost was in 
fact static electricity - either transmitted by simply touching the casing 
if it wasn't properly insulated from the internals, or if the casing was 
left open for whatever reasons, but this might not be relevant at all 
nowadays.

Stay well

Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
'...Fate had broken his body, but not his spirit...'

- Original Message - 
From: Margaret Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com
Sent: 12 August, 2008 3:18 PM
Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] Battery for XP Desktop Computer


 Jacob and All,

Is there another battery in the computer besides the MOS/BIOS settings
 battery that's mounted on the
 motherboard?  I'm asking about whatever battery/batteries   that might die
 and make the machine useless until replaced.

How do I get the specs of the motherboard and find out what model etc.
 it is?

Thanks,


 Jacob Kruger wrote:


 Are you talking about the MOS/BIOS settings battery that's mounted on the
 motherboard as such?

 If so, the only real way is to either take the physical battery out of the
 machine, or to look up the specs of the motherboard on the internet, but
 anyway...

 Stay well

 Jacob Kruger
 Blind Biker
 Skype: BlindZA
 '...Fate had broken his body, but not his spirit...'

 - Original Message - 
 From: Margaret Thomas


 Hi all,

My tech is supposed to come back with a new battery for my UPS and to
 finish dismantling my LAN.  He took away the '98 machine and, now, only
 the
 XP computer is left.

It's more than 3 years old and, after my tech left, I starting 
 thinking
 that since he has to return and it's just the one machine, that maybe it
 would be a good idea for him to replace the battery on the XP.

Are there any guidelines about the life of an XP battery?  I guess it
 probably depends on how much the machine is used, defragged, etc.  About
 how
 much does a new XP battery cost?  Does one size fit all?  The machine is 
 a
 tower type and was custom built.  If one size doesn't fit all, is there
 any
 way of determining what kind of battery to get except getting under the
 hood?


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[Blind-Computing] CD Question

2008-08-12 Thread Donnie Parrett
When I would insert a CD into my computer a box used to pop up giving me 
options of what I wanted to
do with it.  It no longer does that.  When I pop in the CD and close the door, 
it automatically goes
to Windows Media Player and starts playing.  I have removed WMP from my system 
and now when I pop in
the CD, a box opens wanting me to install WMP.  How can I get the options box 
to come back up when I
close the door?

Thanks,
Donnie

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Re: [Blind-Computing] CD Question

2008-08-12 Thread Jacob Kruger
What operating system?

In WinXP, I just browse to My computer, using Windows key + E, and tabbing 
over to the drive listing, make sure the CD/DVD player is 
highlighted/selected, then hit Alt + Enter for it's properties, and in that 
dialogue box, there is a page for autoplay, and if you go down the content 
type list to music CD, you can then tab around and get it to prompt you etc. 
etc.

HTH

Jacob Kruger
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- Original Message - 
From: Donnie Parrett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: 12 August, 2008 10:54 PM
Subject: [Blind-Computing] CD Question


 When I would insert a CD into my computer a box used to pop up giving me 
 options of what I wanted to
 do with it.  It no longer does that.  When I pop in the CD and close the 
 door, it automatically goes
 to Windows Media Player and starts playing.  I have removed WMP from my 
 system and now when I pop in
 the CD, a box opens wanting me to install WMP.  How can I get the options 
 box to come back up when I
 close the door?

 Thanks,
 Donnie

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Re: [Blind-Computing] Help with Excel.

2008-08-12 Thread John Justice
Hello, John.
John Justice here.
Excel is built on a grid system in which the horizontal rows are numbered 
and the vertical rows are lettered in their default configuration.  Before 
it is modified, Excel will present an almost limitless number of rows in 
either direction.  The problem is getting the finished product onto a print 
page.
It is possible to identify the vertical columns with labels or, if you 
prefer, to label each horizontal row.  When it's printed, to refresh your 
memory, Excel forms a printed set of boxes, so many across and usually 25 
rows deep.

NAVIGATION WITH JAWS:
The Jaws 9 is an excellent tool for working with Excel.  For basic 
navigation, the Alt Control Down Arrow is what moves your operating cursor 
up and down while the Tab and Shift Tab keys make it possible to navigate 
horizontally.  Jaws provides some really well designed scripts which will 
allow you to move quickly from one place to another.  All of the basic Jaws 
function keys are listed in the manual.  I believe that some of them are 
also available in a Quick Help option  which is accessible by pressing 
either the Insert W or Insert H  keys.

In the Jaws manual, you will find a main title called Key Strokes  and if 
you press Enter on that title, then press F6, one of the links is for spread 
sheets and financial information.  Within that choice, you will find an 
entire book of instructions for the navigation of Excel using Jaws.

I hope this helps, John.
Excel is not an easy program to use but it is very Jaws friendly.  A lot of 
work has gone into programming Jaws to work with this spread sheet.

John Justice
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[Blind-Computing] Twitter Question

2008-08-12 Thread Lino Morales
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Re: [Blind-Computing] new member hello my name is maryann and ijustwanted to say that iam looking forward to being on this list

2008-08-12 Thread Donnie Parrett
Thank you.  It works.

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Welcome, and hopefully, we'll be of some help.

Stay well

Jacob Kruger
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Re: [Blind-Computing] CD Question

2008-08-12 Thread Donnie Parrett
Thank you.  It worked like a charm.

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hi Donnie

 do the following to get this box back. Simple Jack.

To change this behavior, open My Computer.
Find the cd drive but don't open it.  Open the drive properties with alt
enter.
Control tab once to the autoplay property sheet.
You will be in a list where you select a file type to work with.  Down arrow
to the one you want.  In this case, it's music cds.
Tab once.  You will be on a radio button which will probably say something
like select an action to perform.  This part of the dialog doesn't work as
expected.  Don't down arrow.  If you do, you will be moved away from the
radio buttons.  Also, the radio buttons always say one of one even though
there are more choices.
Up arrow until you get to a radio button that says something like prompt me
every time.  Tab to the ok button and activate it.  The dialog closes and
the setting has been changed to what you want.

Gene


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