It's not just your machine. I had this happen to me again today. I
do not fully understand the significance, but comctl32.dll is usually
listed in the error event. Back in an early beta, I thought lvnav was
the culprit and that it was also addressed. Not sure what is going on
here. When it happened to me today, I was simply alt tabbing from
Winamp to a selected file within a Windows Explorer folder.
Mohaned Sayegh wrote:
Marvin Commerford wrote:
Hi. There's another situation that crops up on my system quite
often. It seems that WE has crashed but in fact it has not. If, for
example, Windows Explorer crashes an error dialog pops up. On my
system it totally locks WE up. No WE key works like the
ctrl-insert-f4 to close WE. No speech comes through at all. If I
start NVDA I can navigate to the error dialog. Once I close the
error dialog WE also starts talking again. I turn off NVDA and
continue with what I was doing. So, WE didn't crash but somehow it's
locked out until the error dialog is closed. I hope this at some
point can be resolved since I don't remember having to do the same
thing in 6.1 when Explorer blew up. It's possible that this just
happens on this machine. In the mean time I do have a reasonable
work around that seems to work all the time.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Pietruk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "John G" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 22, 2008 7:59 AM
Subject: Re: instability problems
I Truly believe that much of this is due to turning on scripts -- and
probably specific scripts if one wished to take it a bit further.
I've turned off scripting using it only sparingly, and it is now
reacting
more or less as 6.1 did.
Yes, there are the occasional speech losses; but I have learned to
expect
this since day 1.
Probably, if one began isolating scripts, certain ones may be causing
given individuals more of a headache.
This may be a necessary tradeoff opening the screen reader to this new
power.
Given that these often will be 3rd party creations, this may be a bit
tricky to deal with at times.
Be good and true; be patient; be undaunted. Leave your usefulness
for God to estimate.
He will see to it that you do not live your life in vain.
Scottish preacher George Morrison
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