I have both check boxes checked in the startup options and have
noticed some strangeness when resuming from standby or
hybernate. We'll investigate.
At 12:26 PM 10/25/2008, you wrote:
Hello all!
I would say Window Eyes 7.01 is much better thus far! Knock on
wood! The speech hasn't died yet while I've used Outlook
Express. Should my laptop battery lose voltage where it places my
PC IN STANDBY MODE, Window Eyes may or may not speak when I attempt
to bring it up with the hot keys again. When the PC COMES BACK AND
Window Eyes is not speaking, I have to reboot the Pc. All is well
should it come up speaking. I still say the unload Window Eyes
script should be improved to shut down Window Eyes whether it is
speaking or not! This would be such a great improvement and one
would only need to press the hot key combination to bring up Window
Eyes again. I'd like to be able to power down Window Eyes
dependably whether it is speaking or not! 7.01 is greatly improved
as I see it so I hope this can be worked on!
Jim
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