Hi Chris
We're glad to see you here. The rules are obviously a bit looser than on Mac
Access because technology is a very wide-ranging subject. Generally the list
is quite quiet, but we're hoping to try and build it up.
I should tell you all something now though. The home of the list will
can install a VM of Windows XP and add Window-Eyes with no issues under VMware
Player for Windows. Oh well let's hope NVDA works. It should.
Chris Hallsworth
Sent from Thunderbird
On 19/08/2011 10:07, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi all
Has anybody tried a from the ground up installation of Window
Hi Mary
I'm guessing you have a MyBook drive. Now, before we go any further I wouldn't
deny that it's always going to be the case that some of them last forever,
while others die very quickly. It's also completely fair to say that it can
depend upon how much stress you put these things
I have to admit that comment did puzzle me a bit. :)
On 19 Aug 2011, at 19:29, Mary Stores wrote:
It wouldn't depend on the person. If your drive conks out on you, it's not your
fault. smile. Maybe different storing environments or conditions of use
perhaps...
Hi Mary
I just discovered that Apple is selling the Jawbone Jambox and I'm gonna try
and persuade she who makes the choices, but she who sometimes is very generous
not only to me but to others as well as she's sent stuff overseas in order to
help people before now. Anyway, to the point. I'm
Hi Chris
We do have a license for Jate Plus, so hopefully we can still use that product.
I have to give the authors credit, it is a well-written and nicely designed
product. There are some good things available in the Windows market and that's
one of them. I'll have to find out whether it's
Hi Martin
Actually, GPG was released years ago as a rival product to PGP. Some
disaffected programmers got together to form a rival group when PGP fell into
the hands of the commercial people.
I've never personally used it, but it is nice to a see it's still alive and
kicking.
Gordon
On
Hi all
This is going to sound incredibly dumb. But I need a bit of help, from the
blind person's perspective with regards using the H1 digital recorder.
My only excuse is that I am physically and mentally battered just at the
moment, because of all this darn medical stuff, drugs and physical
Hello Dane
Actually I was wrong about Bluetooth. The equipment they sell is FM, as you
describe. But there are a number of designs. Some of them work with an input
she, some of them work by interfacing with the iCom which I bought for Gordon a
while back. Actually he has 2 of them now, and
Hi all
Just thought I'd confirm that despite our earlier doubts, Windows-Access is now
starting to take root.
The first interesting discussion relates to Jarte and Jarte Plus. And I'm sure
that won't be the last such discussion. If anybody is interesting in joining,
send a message to:
Hello Chris
Funny though! I don't see any software needed to keep your Techno-Chat.net
account spam-free.
Gordon
On 10 Oct 2011, at 08:24, chris hallsworth wrote:
I agree about Googlemail but fortunately their spam software catches 99% of the
spam I receive and thus move them to the spam
Hi all.
OK, that's it; bye bye to those horrible Windows voices, hello to iVox under
Windows. Now we will see if there's a difference in performance.
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Hey, guess what? You just deactivate the programme again. :)
Gordon
On 10 Oct 2011, at 14:07, chris hallsworth wrote:
But can I ask, what happens if I need to change computers? Because they use
online activation don't they, which I can fully understand but you know what
if.
will it automatically deactivate the first? Thanks!
On 10/10/2011 17:20, Gordon Smith wrote:
hello Chris
Hey, guess what? You just deactivate the programme again. :)
Gordon
On 10 Oct 2011, at 14:07, chris hallsworth wrote:
But can I ask, what happens if I need to change computers? Because
Hi all
Is anybody interested in my findings and thoughts on this subject? No point
writing if not; but if so I can write something up for the group.
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OK, it's crunch time I think. So I wonder if anybody can answer me a couple of
questions regarding NVDA.
I am trying not to draw comparisons between NVDA and Window-Eyes in term of how
they work because I don't think that would be helpful. The thing I need to know
is how, for instance,
Hi Chris
Thanks. When I get the opportunity I'll have a listen. Currently I have a lot
going on so I just need to be productive as possible.
Thanks again.
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Ah, right, well that's the end of that one then. We don't use the automatic
locations, preferring to keep things more logically organised.
Gordon
On 17 Oct 2011, at 15:46, chris hallsworth wrote:
Not with Ninite no as it is completely automated and silent.
protocol I assume is a stronger connection
On Oct 21, 2011, at 9:49 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi William
I can just about figure out what you're trying to say here. But I'm amazed
that your router won't support both bands at once, most modern routers do
because it's necessary for fallback
Hello Jane
I am very grateful for your offer; but I'm afraid we don't use Skype. I am a
little nervous of those chat utilities ever since an unfortunate event which
occurred last year. Whilst I'm sure everybody here is absolutely genuine and I
have absolutely no doubt of motivation, I am not
, at 9:44 PM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
Oopse! Sorry Jane; I forgot to change accounts.
Lynne
On 23 Oct 2011, at 02:44, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hello Jane
I am very grateful for your offer; but I'm afraid we don't use Skype. I am a
little nervous of those chat utilities ever
Hi Martin
This is a fascinating message, thank you. Much has changed here in the UK
regarding amateur radio licenses, their respective terms and conditions since I
sat my exam. Now, they virtually give the darn things away on the back of a
cornflakes box and I feel as many of the so-called
illegal in
America for any non-licensed person to transmit on the amateur
bands unless there is a licensed amateur right there to
basically be the grownup in charge. You have to make sure the
transmissions comply with the law and your own license class.
Gordon Smith writes:
I have to say that either
Hi Dane and all
I'm going to do this in Lynne style, as it'll make things easier.
On 25 Nov 2011, at 14:23, Dane Trethowan wrote:
• Howdy and good to see you round again.
It's great to be back in the land of the living.
• I have the model of Yamaha below yours and would like to comment on
Hi again all
I am just in the process of configuring our new blog. This will be up and
running this morning alongside our Mac Access blog. I'll give you more info
when it's up and running and I invite comment and contributions. This will be
a technology blog as per this group. We very much
I need to install this on our netBook I think, and try it with Infovox 3 and
NVDA. I'm wondering actually whether there is a way to install the new release
of NVDA on to our thumb drive. I don't mean actually install it, I mean just
put it into the relevant places that it runs on demand, as the
Hello Chris
OK, if NVDA doesn't support Gordon's display we'll have to leave it alone for
now I think. Sadly we don't have the time to mess around configuring difficult
to configure programmes just at the moment. The reason for that is that
Gordon's taking his laptop to hospital with him
Hiya Miss Contrary! :)
Let me take this PBP, allah Lynne:
On 3 Jan 2012, at 16:51, Mary Stores wrote:
Glad to see you posting again.
It's still very sporadic, but I'm trying.
I haven't tested Mocrosoft Office anything with WE, but can say that I've used
Outlook 2010, word 2010 and have read
Hi Mary
I have a contact who until recently worked for Humanware Europe[s technical
support department. Just before he left, Tom very kindly gave me the 64-bit
drivers for Windows 7 and all of the HW Braille displays. If anybody would
like them they're more than welcome to them. I'm
Hi all
OK, I know this might be off topic, slightly. I'll take the risk of being
chastised by my fellow list owners. :)
I'm now back in the land of the living, after almost 7 months of virtual
isolation. I'm really looking forward to getting to grips with things agin,
and finally being able
, at 12:08 PM, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi again all
It just came to my attention that our primary blog has expired during my
absence. Does anybody know whether there's a way to renew it once expired?
We had a domain registered and were using it on WordPress.
Gordon
with an
email group.
Thanks.
Regards.
Allyn Stansfield.
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Sent: Sunday, 6 May 2012, 20:23
Subject: Re: Our Blogs
We bought the domain from WordPress.
On 6
Hi all
I've just taken receipt of my talking HD recorder. This afternoon I have to go
to a meeting but, once that's over, I will begin work on my part of the review
of the device which will involve an audio podcast. Once done, the podcast will
be available both on our site via a direct URL,
Hi Chris
On the rare occasions I use Windows I usually have been using Window-Eyes,
until now. I plan to download version 7.5.1.4 when I get around to it, but
only because it's free.
I haven't tried the Skype client as I'm not a regular Skype user. However, I
will look around for it and try
there was no feeling? ;)
Chris
On 17 May 2012, at 23:14, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi all
Today I received my new Phonak ComPilot from the supplier. My initial
impressions are that this device is a treasure! The only thing I don't have
working as yet is the remote hearing instrument control, because
Hi all
I'd just like to make you aware of one important factor if you are thinking of
buying one of these devices. Well actually, 2 factors.
Firstly, I see the DTR-500HD as a big step in the right direction. However, be
advised that if you wait just a little while or visit a UK high street
Hi Martin
On 19 May 2012, at 04:17, Martin McCormick mar...@x.it.okstate.edu wrote:
What method does one use to apply the firmware patch?
Any of Ethernet, USB or over the air. There are data channels transmitted as
part of every multiplex service which carry all sorts of information
Hi Chris
I too will be doing that, so that's great. The more info there is out there,
the better.
Gordon
On 19 May 2012, at 10:46, chris hallsworth chris.hallswo...@techno-chat.net
wrote:
Good morning all.
I promised I would do a podcast on What's new in NVDA 2012.2. Due to requests
off
Hi all
I should also have mentioned that Lynne is already at an advanced stage of
producing her own written review of the HD recorder. She is listing all
buttons and controls, as well as their functions and locations.
Gordon
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or at least some parts and maybe
Gordon Smith has been on that band, but we do not have it as an
amateur band here. What we have, here in 72-76 MHZ is a lot of
unusual uses. Radio controlled models use a number of channels
in that band. Broadcast operations use frequencies for cuing
systems
Hi Martin
On 26 May 2012, at 13:17, Martin McCormick mar...@x.it.okstate.edu wrote:
That is quite okay. I tend to ramble on too long, anyway.
Isn't that a problem inherent to most radio amateurs? Perhaps that's why I
dislike rubber-stamp QSOs. :)
Martin Said:
I don't honestly think that the
but you hear the difference, just unreal.
Second to that are Altec Lansing, both Bose and Altec Lansing blow the common
house-hold brands out of the race and so they ought to with the prices charged
smile, just proves you pay for quality most of the time.
On 26/05/2012 10:05 PM, Gordon Smith wrote
Hi Chris
Couple of things here. Ceefax and Oracle were both tweaked quite a bit before
they hit main stream TV's in the late 70s or early 80s. As for the teletext
adapter, no, you must have misheard that. The company was called Morley,
(M, o, r, l, e, yNot Mari electronics. This company
Hi Martin
That's exactly how my little routine worked. It just checked for activity on
the video lines and then matched against the ASCII codes. If the ASCII codes
were within the range of printable text, it just dumped the content to the user
port. It was written in 6502 assembler which made
Hi Chris
Yes, but this wasn't a screen-reader, or was it? My own little sub-routine
utilised a little adapter and the Braid Systems speech synthesiser. It was a
lot more expensive than your own solution which, I confess, I've never heard of
until now. I am curious as to how this thing worked
Hi Chris
I seem to remember buying something called a Digitiser for the Commodore but,
unfortunately, it was one of those things which were extremely graphical and
there was only their own dedicated software which would work with their
hardware. Later, I bought a hardware synthesiser for the
If anybody is interested in the new experimental 1.5 build of DropBox client
for Mac OS X, it is here:
http://forums.dropbox.com/topic.php?id=61389
I haven't yet found a Windows build, but then again I haven't looked too hard.
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I sincerely hope that Freedom, GW and the rest have seen what they're doing
with NVDA and are suitably worried. Maybe it'll convince them they need to
lower their extortionate prices. If not, I hope that NVDA, along with, of
course, Apple, eventually put them all out of business.
I confess
of all, NVDA supports many Braille
displays natively, as well as those supported by Brltty. Also most of the NVDA
keys, if set to the laptop layout, involves use of the caps lock key. If you
want further help please feel free to ask. Thanks!
On 04/06/2012 11:45, Gordon Smith wrote:
I sincerely
Hi Travis
Unfortunately, Freedom Scientific with Jonathan Mosen at the helm seems to have
really decided to spend much of the money they rake in from American agencies,
Australian agencies and UK agencies and individuals, in an effort to take over
the accessibility world in the eyes of the
Hi all
I'm not going to quote Sarah's message because it already exists on their
website. :)
But a thought just occurred to me and I wondered whether any other group member
has info on this point. I'm a bit down on my income just now, owing to
governmental department bodge-ups. However, I'm
hi Sarah
I can't deny you made me laugh. Since when did one put Glasses in your
mouth? :)
No, you wear them like somebody with vision would ware spectacles. They work
via a couple of ultrasonic sensors so they're not as sophisticated as possibly
some other devices in the pipeline may be.
Hello Sarah
Interesting; I will do some research. The glasses arrived in the mail at our
hotel this morning so they are on charge now. I will report back, or Gordon
will, when he's had chance to try them out. They look a bit like sunglasses,
with a black frame and clear (in this case) or
Hi Martin
I know that my Braille display and MacBook Pro are two examples of this. If I
put them together and touch them both together, I get an electrical tingle
through my fingers. Also if you run your finger along the top of the display,
you can sort of feel the tingling sensation to a
when she
gets back to write up an email about the experience.
Take care.
On Jun 30, 2012, at 5:54 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hello Sarah
Interesting; I will do some research. The glasses arrived in the mail at our
hotel this morning so they are on charge now. I will report back, or Gordon
with the 70-volt
system. You say something, shock your fingers and yell or swear.
The louder you yell, the more shock you get and that's a
positive feedback loop.
The loop breaks when your lungs run out of air and,
well, you get the idea.
Gordon Smith writes:
Hi Martin
I know that my
Hi all
Under Windows, what are people using for this purpose nowadays? I gather that
Nero is no longer much of an option. The last time I tried Roxio Easy Media
Creator it was less than accessible. I've had not a lot of luck with things
like Power-DVD (I think it's called). Also, here's
Hi Martin
To be honest this is kind of not unexpected. I have already warned her that it
may be an impossible feat. She's kind of like Apple, doesn't want her
competitors knowing what she's doing and she's kind of placed me in a position
of trust as I have her material here and will be
Hi all
I've been meaning to write about this little utility for quite a while.
ExpanDrive comes for both Mac OS X and Windows. It allows you to connect to a
remote server such as ours, supporting FTP, SFTP and WebDAV. WebDAV is by far
the best protocol you could use for remote file
Hello David
The reason this happened is because you have the protocol set to SSH. Please
ensure it is set to WebDAV, and port 443.
Gordon
On 12 Jul 2012, at 20:18, Martin McCormick mar...@x.it.okstate.edu wrote:
David Griffith writes:
I then used files.mac-access.net as the server address.
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Hello David
The reason this happened
Hi.
I have a problem and I wondered if somebody could help. I have an Index
Everest v2 but my notebook doesn't have a parallel or serial interface. So, I
bought a parallel to USB adapter cable. I plugged it all together and Windows
appears to see the device. But the problem is that I
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Hello David
No, that's not correct at all. WebDAV
and got Comm3.
Martin
Gordon Smith writes:
Hi.
I have a problem and I wondered if somebody could help. I have an Index
Everest v2 but my notebook doesn't have a parallel or serial interface.
So, I bought a parallel to USB adapter cable. I plugged it all together
and Windows appears to see
Hi all
I'm very pleased to be able to report that I finally have my Index Everest-D V2
Braille embosser up and running again. I had a bit of a brain storm last night
and it helped me to realise what I had done wrong. Actually, I cannot believe
I was quite so dense on this issue. I can only
in mind also
that if you have an older version of the product which supports WebDAV it
is probably not a good idea to upgrade.
David Griffith.
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Hi again all concerned.
OK, I've just tried this and yes, WebDAV has indeed been removed. However,
using SFTP on port 21, I have securely and reliably managed to connect to our
server via the Internet. It's very fast actually and very reliable. So it is't
such a big deal as I had thought it
and will not reload so I will not be able
to get my version number until after a restart.
David Griffith.
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hanksm...@hanksmith.net wrote:
how can I get a account on the server?
On 7/15/2012 6:13 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi again all concerned.
OK, I've just tried this and yes, WebDAV has indeed been removed. However,
using SFTP on port 21, I have securely and reliably managed to connect to our
Hi David
Actually, you can indeed send links to files you've uploaded. Just use the
Select Files option and tic the one you want. Then, just click Drop Ship.
Gordon
On 16 Jul 2012, at 17:00, David Griffith d.griff...@btinternet.com wrote:
As Gordon says I have been using the Mac
Hi all
We were asked for the ability to be able to drop ship previously uploaded
files to our server. Thus, it has become a reality! Thus, if you have an
account with DS enabled, check by and give it a try. Let us know what you
think, on list if you like.
Gordon
Hi Martin
On 20 Jul 2012, at 16:35, Martin McCormick mar...@x.it.okstate.edu wrote:
• I have never had such a device and there was a time when
it seemed like a very neat thing to have, but I am not sure that
Braille note takers are as necessary as they used to be, given
their rather high
Hi all
OK, my talking freeview recorder just got a bit too clever for my good. It has
downloaded an over-the-air update to the firmware and, of course, that update
does not contain the text to speech API. Thus, my recorder which was a talking
machine is no longer a talking machine. So, I'm
Hi all
OK, I just thought I'd give the group an update on my progress with the
iGlasses I mentioned on list a few weeks back.
I've been using them regularly on my mobility exercises for a few weeks now,
and I have to say I am very impressed indeed with how well they work. I am
finding that
Hi all
OK, so now my possible future career in the educational IT field requires me to
have a working knowledge of Jaws. Arrangements ares being made for me to have
a working copy of Jaws. Anybody got any tips as to where to start on the
learning curve? Jaws goes a little bit against the
...@gmail.com wrote:
how about you do the cirtification program from FS?
you read all the help, do the basic training etc. then u r personally qualified
On 30 Jul 2012, at 18:30, Gordon Smith gor...@mac-access.net wrote:
Hi all
OK, so now my possible future career in the educational IT field requires
-
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Hi all
OK, so now my possible future career in the educational IT field
something quick to read to get you started then
try:
http://www.freedomscientific.com/training/Surfs-Up/_Surfs_Up_Start_Here.htm
Chris
On 30 Jul 2012, at 18:30, Gordon Smith gor...@mac-access.net wrote:
Hi all
OK, so now my possible future career in the educational IT field requires me
2012, at 18:30, Gordon Smith gor...@mac-access.net wrote:
Hi all
OK, so now my possible future career in the educational IT field
requires me to have a working knowledge of Jaws. Arrangements ares
being made for me to have a working copy of Jaws. Anybody got any
tips as to where to start
.
Chris
On 31 Jul 2012, at 05:29, Gordon Smith gor...@mac-access.net wrote:
Hi Mike
Sorry I'm a bit confused here. Yes, naturally I plan to review the basic
documentation. I take it that's what you're suggesting? To tell you the
honest truth it goes against the grain for me to start
.
Chris
On 31 Jul 2012, at 09:19, Gordon Smith gor...@mac-access.net wrote:
Hi Chris
My understanding is that I'm going to be given a dongle so that I can use
Jaws and learn how it all works. I'm just starting to do a bit of reading.
I don't really want to install any version I download
iPhone
On Aug 1, 2012, at 5:57 AM, Gordon Smith gor...@mac-access.net wrote:
Hi all
I debated which group to post this too, but I do know that this one has a
larger membership than our other group, Windows-Access, which is a
sister-group to Mac-Access. Before I get into the subject
Hi Chris
Thanks for your kind message. I will be sure to let you know how things go.
I'm hoping that they may even bring the dongle over with them this afternoon.
Gordon
On 2 Aug 2012, at 08:13, Chris Moore moor...@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
I just wanted to say good luck with today. You have
Hello everybody
OK, I am now in temporary possession of a dongle which will, I hope, allow me
to use Jaws indefinitely throughout the period of three weeks for which I have
the dongle.
But here's my question, and I want to get it right first time. I've been told
that, if I download the demo
your serial number issue resolved.
Hank
On 8/2/2012 4:13 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi Hank
I guess it's easy to forget for US citizens, but because we are overseas, it
isn't a toll-free number. But thanks anyway. :)
Gordon
On 1 Aug 2012, at 17:07, Hank Smith hanksm...@hanksmith.net wrote
going
to stop playing now.
Gordon
On 2 Aug 2012, at 21:00, Chris Moore moor...@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
Gordon,
If the dongle is authorised to work with version 13 of JAWS, then yes. Just
plug it in, fire up JAWS and you are good to go.
Chris
On 2 Aug 2012, at 20:25, Gordon Smith gor...@mac
drive version of
Jaws on one port and the dongle on the other making for a completely portable
solution. I don't know if you'll need that type of portability though.
Clifford
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Hi all
Is anybody else able to check the Freedom Scientific website for me please?
The Jaws demo links just don't seem to work.
I need the 64-bit demo yesterday because the countdown is on, I only have this
dongle for 3 weeks and in that time I need to become fully proficient with Jaws.
Hi Martin Krystal
Nothing is yet confirmed, the admin people are taking advantage of the summer
holidays. :)
I have the Jaws dongle but I'm having problems getting hold of the demo file.
Thanks for the positive comments from both. I'll update you as things change.
Gordon
On 3 Aug 2012, at
...@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
Gordon,
The full version is the demo. When you fire up JAWS and it does not find a
dongle or CD key, it asks you to activate JAWS. If you do not do that, then
JAWS automatically runs in 40 minute demo mode.
Chris
On 3 Aug 2012, at 12:37, Gordon Smith gor...@mac
Hi all
Just one more question, for now. What's this OCR Engine For Convenient OCR
on the Jaws website?
Gordon
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I have taken for granted on the Mac.
Mind you, I am still on XP at work and using office 2003, so that might have a
baring.
Chris
On 3 Aug 2012, at 12:58, Gordon Smith gor...@mac-access.net wrote:
Hi all
Just one more question, for now. What's this OCR Engine For Convenient OCR
Hi Chris
The FTP downloads screen, and Window-Eyes 7.5.4.
Gordon
On 3 Aug 2012, at 14:33, Chris Moore moor...@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
OUt of interest, which web page are you referring to which has the FTP links
and the additional demo description? What screen reader are you using to
Hi Chris
No matter what I tried under Safari 6 Mac OS X 10.8 the links wouldn't resolve.
But no matter, I have the installer now. Interestingly though, when I plugged
my dongle into the NoteBook running Windows 7, it couldn't install the device
drivers.
Gordon
On 3 Aug 2012, at 17:41,
Sent from my iPhone
On 3 Aug 2012, at 17:36, Gordon Smith gor...@mac-access.net wrote:
Hi Chris
I'd already tried that page before you gave me it actually and it wouldn't
work. But it seems that Safari 6 doesn't like the FTP download links on
that page.
I have the installer now
mailing list.
It's a great list with a lot of clever individuals.
http://jaws-users.com/mailman/listinfo/jaws-users-list_jaws-users.com
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Hi
I don't get what you mean by Learn to troubleshoot later. As it happens, I'm
an experienced system administrator and network design engineer. I've been
loaned this dongle for 3 weeks. You talk about getting the school to give me
a working installation. That isn't a possibility. For one
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and would quite like to install it.
Once I persuade Windows to accept the drivers, how do I go about doing that?
Thank you for any help.
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involved though.
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Hi everybody
OK, I have no idea how I did it, but I
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