Hi, i want to try using window eyes as my default screen reader, maybe
on windows 8.1 or 10. is there any thing that i need to know? sorry
and thanks
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I've been using W E since 2004, when Jaws failed to be able to do what I
needed to do and W E did just fine.
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From: Drew Clark via Talk
Sent: Tuesday, January 3, 2017 7:48 AM
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Subject: want to try window eyes
Hi, i want to try using
Hello. I can confirm that Jarte 5.4 current version works well with Window-Eyes.
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What I am going to say, would apply to any Screen Reader you might
consider.
First is to know how you intend to use your computer. Are you going to
do a lot of Writing, a lot of Number Crunching with a Spread Sheet, or
are you going to use your system as a Mini Digital Studio, where you are
usi
Thank you to all who had suggestions as how to get my system talking.
So far, it is still resisting all of my attempts. I'll need to ask my
poor wife, who knows little about computers to read some screens for me
this evening after work.
I keep thinking there has to be a simple switch I've turned
Hi Drew:
A good resource for you to start is the Window-eyes Tutorial at:
http://www.gwmicro.com/Audio_Video_Archive/Window-Eyes_Tutorials/
Kevin Huber
On 1/3/17, Drew Clark via Talk wrote:
> Hi, i want to try using window eyes as my default screen reader, maybe
> on windows 8.1 or 10. is there
Hi Dave,
I am experiencing the same problem on a Win-7 machine, ultimate version and
it began this way. Speech would fail after a short time and I would have to
reboot the machine to bring it back. I wam using WE 9.5.3 and NVDA latest.
Eventually speech failed completely but sound continues. I
Hi Donald:
The last time that I used the free version of AVG, it had the same
problem. I eventually had to remove it and go with MSI.
Kevin Huber
On 12/26/16, Donald L. Roberts via Talk wrote:
> A few months ago, Ray Campbell cautioned the list members that a
> particular antivirus product in
You also want to make sure all sound enhancements are turned off in the
control panel.
Hth,
Tom
On 1/3/2017 10:09 AM, Bill Tillery via Talk wrote:
Hi Dave,
I am experiencing the same problem on a Win-7 machine, ultimate version and
it began this way. Speech would fail after a short time and
I don't think th4ey do that unfortunately.
It would be nice to have some old version archives though.
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if all else fails try uninstalling w e then if you have the installation disk
use the emergency removal tool. this will remove all the registry keys. then
you should be able to do a clean w e installation.
i do this useing narrator.
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If you go to GW micros website then you can get a free 30 day trial. After the
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> On Jan 3, 2017, at 7:48 AM, Drew Clark via Talk
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> Hi, i want to try using window eyes as my default screen reader, mayb
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