Ah thanks. If I can't find another way, I may apply your idea and use the
Outlook dictionary. Thanks for the tip.
Chris Feist - The one and only!
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Hi Chris,
It might not have been the proper way but I found that phrase on the screen
and add
Hi Chris,
It might not have been the proper way but I found that phrase on the screen
and added it to the Outlook.jdf dictionary.
There is another one about Outlook blocking pictures or similar as well.
Jon
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Hi. With JAWS 10 in Outlook, when I open an email, I often get the message
"This message was converted to plain text" before it reads the email. Is it
possible to have this version of JAWS not say that? JAWS 7.0 doesn't ever
say this, but the later versions all seem to.
Thanks,
Chris Feist - T
Don,
Good points and ideas. The fingerprint etc you discuss would
all be eliminated with the clean command, correct? After not
being able to do what I wanted, I wiped the drive clean, re
partitioned it and layed down new formats. I think I'm going
to once again set it up with the factory disks and
I have not replaced a drive like you are attempting to do. I do know that
Image for Windows is designed to do just that operation. In fact, it should
also make replacing the drive with a larger drive a breeze. I have also
heard Leo LePorte walk people through the process on his "The Tech Guy"
Thank You Jacob!
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Your thought on the fact where a system has multiple hard drives sounds
interesting and makes me think that is a possibility. Also I must point out
that it would seem to me that the manner in which the drive in question has
been formatted does play a part in the recovery process. You see as I
u
Jon,
No I haven't but may do so. I'm sure with some sighted
assistance this issue can be resolved, I just kind of like
the way the DVD disks could lay down an image without that
type assistance. I'll keep you posted, thanks for the
suggestions.
al
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From: blind-computin
Have you tried contacting the author of the program for help? I have
restored images to new, larger hard drives and it has worked fine for me. I
did do it from an image that was on an external HD, using the Image for DOS
boot CD and I had sighted assistance. But the restore did work and the n
David,
After doing some research yesterday, I believe the source of
the conflict is in having multiple physical disk drives in
the machine I set the new image up in and then burned it. As
you know, the BIOS assigns drive #'s and in my case the are
0 & 1. My suspicion is that when I go to restore t
Hi Mark, you can do the install without sighted assistance, but it is
recommended that for the first few times when booting from the DVD you get
someone to make sure that you're selecting the right options etc.
Alternatively you can install inside your current version of Windows. Your
screen reader
Windows 7 will be a much better version of Vista so to speak. Keyboard
operations will feel like lightning. Those are my personal thoughts, and I
think most people who are using it already in the RC or even RTM phase will
agree with me.
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Chris Hallsworth
e-mail: christopher...@googlemail.com
Hmmm, after all the negative information I heard about Vista I must admit I was
quite reluctant to go with this OS. Now that I've been pounding the keyboard
for a week now though, I find that I'm liking this OS very much. There are
features built in that I used to have to set up as hot keys or
Where is the user documentation for Audacity? Seems to me this is why I blew
this tool off on my Windows 2000 system. That help feature is a piece of crap
if you're totally blind.
Holland's Person, Bill
E-Mail: billgal...@centurytel.net
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Hi
I am considering installing windows seven as a clean install on one of my
computers. I do have some questions though. First is this a project I can do on
my own or do I need sighted help? Second, what does a person do about the
drivers. I have no idea how to back them up nor how to reins
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