If you are a serious Winamp user you'll be glad for scripting in
Window-Eyes. If you like hearing progress indicators when a file
downloads,
you'll be glad for scripting in Window-Eyes. If you want Skype
functionality
that is on par with JFW, you'll be glad for scripting in Window-Eyes. If
you
want to use a hotkey to hear the name, date, or size of a file in Windows
Explorer without listening through all that information, you'll be glad of
scripting in Window-Eyes. If you want to use a bar code scanner to get
information about the canned goods in your kitchen without laying out the
money for a specialized program to help with this, you'll be glad for
scripting in Window-Eyes. Are there some lingering problems with the final
release of Window-Eyes left over from the latest beta, for some this seems
to be the case. Is Window-Eyes 7 an unqualified disaster? Not according to
the vast majority of the members of this list. I will probably go back to
Dec Access 32 on my system because for whatever reason my computer just
doesn't seem to like Eloquence very much using Window-Eyes. Short of
sending
my machine to the company, I can't see much way around this issue; not a
big
deal for me. I could list at least one quirky thing my computer did using
Jaws that other people couldn't reproduce, but that is not why I abandoned
the product. I am truly sympathetic with you if you are truly having an
unpleasant experience with Window-Eyes 7. I suspect, however, that if you
are having catastrophic results with Window-Eyes 7, we the list and GW
Micro
staff can probably help you troubleshoot the problem. I may be wrong, but
I'll bet I'm not. Just my two cents worth.
-----Original Message-----
From: Darren Harris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2008 2:37 AM
To: 'Larry Naessens'; 'Rays Home'
Cc: 'GW Micro'
Subject: RE: instability problems
I haven't got any scripts installed at all. And by the sounds of it, I'm
seriously glad I haven't bothered.
-----Original Message-----
From: Larry Naessens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 September 2008 02:38
To: Rays Home
Cc: GW Micro
Subject: Re: instability problems
Similar problems here with 3 gigs of ram. WE packs upp its tinker toys
and
stops talking whenever I get an explorer error Outlook Express error or
doctor Watson post mortem debugger error, whatever that is. If there is
a
workaround for the situation, I'd like to know what it is. I'm having
to
restart when this happens and I don't think that's anybody's solution. I
do
know that others are using decTalk with some success, but that is not an
acceptable alternative from where I sit.
Oddly enough, this started happening with greater frequency . since I
loaded
the final version of 7.0. All I can think to do is to start iliminating
scripts one by one and see what happens.
Anyone with any other suggestions? I'm open to suggestions.
Larry
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Rays Home" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, September 22, 2008 7:43 AM
Subject: Re: instability problems
Sorry, but I have to agree with this post.
I've had three Window-Eyes outages since installing the final release
where speech has disappeard and, Window-Eyes itself which, though
still
running as a task, cannot be accessed via control backslash. I am
using
an external Apollo synth.
Plenty of RAM at 1GB, under XP Pro and Windows kept current.
Afraid GW's reputation for a rock solid product is going to take a bit
of
a pasting on this one. Add to that instability of browse mode - which
isn't quite so bad now in W-E7 - then you have two issues that should
really be looked into before the next major upgrade. (By the way,
using
6.1 via an USB stick on a friends computer more than a week back
revealed
the same losing browse mode problem.)
I certainly don't like aring these things on-list, but honesty and
straightforwardness is the best POLICY. gw MOST CERTAINLY is A BETTER
COMPANY TO DEAL WITH THAN SOME THAT COULD BE MENTIONED SO I'm NOT
going
anywhere else.
Ray.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Belle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: instability problems
Guys,
This is the first release of we after major surgery to get scripting
online.
Some patience is in order certainly, but
I think that we 7 was release pre-maturely and that more time should
have
been spent on fixing core issues.
We is reasonably stable here, but not as stable as 6.1 was.
There are still issues with list views crashing, and eloquence is
sluggish.
Drag and drop is broken, and user windows behave strangely so
set-files
don't translate properly, but this is somewhat expected because
changes
were made to make we better at window titles and such.
Osm corruptions in edits are worse.
I'm hopeful that there will be a service pack to fix some of these
issues
soon.
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