This sounds similar to but not exactly the same as a problem I've been
having but which GW cannot replicate. Therefore, in the hope that the
following provides some usable info, I've got a few more details and
apologise for the length of the message.
I am running XP Home SP3 and using DECTalk Access 32 Window-Eyes along with
a PowerBraille 80. If relevant, I can forward further system info along
with a list of running processes or anything else that GW feel may be of
use.
IE7 MAXIMISED
1. Go to www.google.co.uk
2. In the search box, enter the word temporal
3. With the touch cursor, route the cursor to the letter p
4. On the Braille display, everything disappears apart from the letter p
5. Use the cursor keys to arrow left and right and you'll just hear the
Windows ding
6. Backspace and you will still just hear the Windows ding but the letters
are actually deleted which you can see if you re-enable browse mode
7. Re-drawing the screen when not in browse mode doesn't rectify the
problem
8. Reload the set file and you can see the word temporal when in browse
mode but, when switching browse mode off, everything disappears - even the
letter p which could previously be seen
9. When browse mode is off, cursor right and left still just elicits the
Windows ding
10. When browse mode is off, press the end key to go to the end of the
field and backspace; WE will say space but when you re-enable browse mode,
the letter l has been deleted
11. I can get similar behaviour at www.audible.com so it's not a google
page issue
FIREFOX 2.0.0.14 MAXIMISED
1. Go to www.google.co.uk
2. In the edit box, type in the word temporal
3. Using the touch cursor, route the cursor to the letter p - the cursor
remains at the end of the word and nothing happens
4. Again, using the touch cursor, route the cursor to the letter o - the
cursor moves to that position and the whole word remains visible
5. Cursoring left and right and backspacing behaves as they should do, ie
speaking the letters
6. Again, this is behaving similarly on the www.audible.com site, too
In both the above scenarios, after pressing the touch cursor, the edit box
is moved from the lefthand side of the display to three-quarters of the way
across it.
Finally, the problem of disappearing letters is also happening within OE6
and the only way to get them back is to reload Window-Eyes.
I hope there may be something of use in the above!
Regards
Richard Bartholomew
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Reagan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 6:20 PM
Subject: window eyes 7 and not pronouncing letters when backspacing
Hi there window eyes users:
I'm having an issue with window eyes where when I try to backspace through
a form it just microsoft ding sound when I try to erase a letter that I've
miss typed. This is also happening in the address bar in ie 7.
Is there a fix to this problem? I'm using window eyes 7 beta1.
Thanks
Chris
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