Gail and all, why now is a good question. I have been running the beta on a
machine with 2 gigs of ram and on an older machine with 512 megs. The
problmes that I am experiencing with the beta are virtually identical from
machine to machine.
While more ram will speed certain tasks, it has been my experience that the
fact of one's computer running half a gig instead of a gig or more of ram
cannot be blamed for speech interuptions. Significant here is that GW staff
members who participate on this list have not pointed to insuficient memory
as a possible issue.
Since deactivating the progress indicator script I have not experienced a
speech interuption but the fact that some still are, especially a couple who
I know to be experienced screen reader users, is of real concern.
Larry
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Subject: Re: Reporting on the beta
It hasn't given me problems until this beta and they're saying that this
beta doesn't take that much RAM, so why now?
Gail
I Gail,
Sounds like you need a RAM update to me. Half a gig is going to give you
problems
with XP I reckon. 1GB would be the minimum I would recommend.
All the best
Steve
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Sent: Sunday 17 August 2008 03:35
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Subject: Reporting on the beta
I've turned off scripting and for the most part the beta works better, but
I still
get loss of speech for no reason I can ascertain and it still happens
sporadically,
several occurrences right in a row and then it runs fine for a day. I can
give no
definite reason but it has always happened with Eloquence and it usually
happens
when I go to a website, not the same one. When I used Dectalk Access 32
for WindowEyes
for testing purposes, it didn't happen, but I have to slow that down to
understand
it and even then it's more difficult for me to understand so I'd rather
not go back
to that. I'm using Windows XP with half a gig of RAM.
Gail
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