In addition to my Firefox/browse mode issues, here is what I am
experiencing lately. When I select text via the control - shift - arrow
keys, this can be in anything from notepad to Firefox, WE will begin
repeating the last highlighted text. This does not occur right away but
after some time, and the original text will not be any where on screen.
In other words, I have all ready carried out whatever action I intended
for the selected text, and even closed the notepad window or Firefox
tab. Then, out of the blue, while browsing, or switching windows, or
accessing a menu, WE begins to read the last highlighted text.
Additionally, control - shift - m does not show any text highlighted,
save for when I am in browse mode and it acted like read to end.
Additionally, after updating both Winamp scripts and the GWToolKit
script, a first time bug raised its head. I was experiencing the
previous behavior, with the highlighted text repeating, testing out the
control - shift - m behavior in browse mode, when suddenly, I could no
longer use win - d to get to the desktop. Similarly, I could not use
just the win key for the start button, nor could I access the systray
which began showing up multiple times in the task manager as systray.exe
after each attempt at accessing the desktop and/or the start button. I
do not know if any of this is related but the only way I was able to
regain control of my system was to shut down all scripts, shut down
skype via the mouse controls, and reboot.
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