In the task manager - windows key + R, and type in taskmgr and hit enter, on
the second page, which is the processes page, you'll find a whole lot of
processes running, but if you know the executable name of an application,
and can find it there, there are columns for CPU usage, memory usage
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This is true, how ever this is not a Yahoo list. It is housed on the web
space I rent, it is a mailman list that delivers almost instantly most of
the time.
David Ferrin
I've reached the age where 'happy hour' is a nap.
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very very thanks for reply
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Your messages are being received. Don't worry. It takes Yahoo a while
Oh an a reminder to myself and everybody else, this is not a good subject
line.
David Ferrin
I've reached the age where 'happy hour' is a nap.
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Hi Rana;
Yes they are! There, you've been told! LOL LOL
Take care.
Mike
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very very thanks for reply
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I love Radio Downloader but I can't get to terms with the podcasts.
Keeps asking me for a URL?
can anybody help?
Niamh
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hello, i am brand new to this type of group and to the whole subject of
blind computing. when i started searching for computers for the blind i was
surprised because I thought I would find a lot of great voice activated
computers that would make it easy... all i see so far are some clunky screen
it really isn't voice controlled. It is speech output grin. There are a few
and it really is a personal and financial choice. There is jaws by fs or
freedom scientific or window eyes by gw micro. These are the two big one.
There is also system access to go and NVDA.
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Hi Jacob Kimsan;
Thank you very nuch for the information. Take care.
Mike
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From: Jacob Kruger
To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com
Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2011 5:03 AM
Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] Finding out how a program is a processing
hog
In
thanks for the reply and the info! i saw something by dragon naturally
speaking that was sort of voice controlled. if you said write email it
would open a new email. all those screen readers leave a lot to be desired
when it comes to surfing the internet. you have to go through all the links
An example of a URL (uniform resource locater) is:
http://www.google.com/
That's not one relevant to internet radio broadcasts, but anyway...fact is
URL is the actual term for a web address, etc.
Stay well
Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
'...fate had broken his body, but not his
Not quite since we use a lot of hotkeys to quickly navigate to relevant
content etc., and here's a link to jaws' own bit of tutorial material
relating to using the 'net smile:
http://www.freedomscientific.com/training/Surfs-Up/_Surfs_Up_Start_Here.htm
While some guys do use things like dragon
Since most blind people have fingers, voice input isn't really necessary.
Voice input is more for people who have paralysis or issues with
dexterity.
As far as screen readers being clunky, this is true for some situations,
but notthe for the one you mentioned, having to navigate through all
thank you so much, really helpful.
Niamh
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From: Jacob Kruger jac...@mailzone.co.za
To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com
Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2011 7:00 PM
Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] Radio Downloader-what is a url
An example of a URL (uniform resource
right it needs to a combination of voice input from the user, and digital
voice output from the computer. so you can say use facebook then say
update status then just say what you want your status to be. i am very
surprised that there is not already a system like this. thanks for your
time.
For
Hello
D n s I ok but if I am correct to run d n s you need to purchase and
install a programm called j say.
This I believe will cost around £500
I bought d ns but knew nothing about j say until after I bought the d n s
program and had it installed and set up
Then I found out to use it I need j
Actually if used correctly they can be quite helpful. When I use jfw at
least you can go by headings or tab through links. You can also go to edit
fields or just do a text search. There are many ways to speed up internet
browsing.
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I'm real interested in this keyword browsing using internet explorer so I
ran a google search and i got as far as reading the article at
http://searchenginewatch.com/3381361 and that's it. What do I do next?
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Thank you for changing the subject line to reflect the topic.
Richard Q. Justice-list moderator
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From: Mike Barbara In Arcadia mb69ma...@charter.net
To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com
Sent: Saturday,
Running XP Pro, Jaws 12, iTunes Version 10.2.1.1. Is there a fix for
the F6 not working once you are in iTunes Store and in the results
area as it will not let you out? And more importantly no matter what
I put in for a search string, iTunes will only pull up the same junk
of American Idol,
Hello kenny
to my knollige there is no such thing as a voice activated computer if you
mien a computer that is able to be activated by your voice and is usable for
blind people. how ever there are several programs that make using the
computer easier for the blind these are screen readers and
Kenny,
Ah, I see. What you are looking for is an artificial intelligence. They
don't exist yet. Although, Watson made it look pretty real.
Just because a computer can turn your speech into machine readable text,
doesn't mean it understands what you are saying.
If you wanted to tell your
Kimsan,
Sorry, but as far as I can tell, the google toolbar keyword thing is
different than the keyword feature in FireFox. In google toolbar, it
seems to work more like the instant browsing on google, as you type words
into your address bar, it offers web sites that it thinks you want to go
Dan:
Thanks for the clarification. I have FF on my system but never used it. I
should start and try out your neat little trick, sounds slick, as you say.
I just thought I would try and see if IE can do the same but apparently it
doesn't.
Take care.
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Kimsan,
Try out FireFox, it's not too bad to get started. It took a long time
for me to start using it because I thought there would be this steep
learning curve, but there isn't. Webvisum, to solve CAPTCHAs is what
really sold me. And then I found the keyword thing.
IE 9 may have
F6 is broken (Apple broke it in 10.2).
It's annoying but iTunes is still usable.
The tricky part is to get out of the iTunes store but there's a workaround.
To search the iTunes store:
- Select the iTunes store from the sources list.
You should hear a woosh-sound - this means that the page has
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