Hi all. I often get this with certain web pages both with ie 7 and firefox
3.0.7
If I hit either f5 or ctrl+r to reload the page, it seems to make the issue
go away. It is not at all consistant. Most of the time, a page will load
fine but once in a while it gets stuck. I can also get proper browse mode
functionality by unloading and reloading we although it is faster to just
refresh the page.
It seems to happen a bit more often with firefox than ie but it does happen
with both. I only use ie when a page isn't reading with firefox or
something llike our Canadian government self-serve tax portle which doesn't
support version 3 of firefox. That page has its own issues but I think it
is some strangeness with the java entrust client that they use for security
rather than a we issue
Brian.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Fuehrer Stacy L" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2009 6:02 PM
Subject: Window-Eyes 7.01 question
Hi every one. I sure hope this is an appropriate question to post here, I
wanted a variety of opinions.
I am currently a Window-Eyes 7.01 user, and, on some of the work related web
pages I visit, from what I'm told, the information is a window within a
window. When this scenario happens, Window-Eyes will announce to me that it
is loading the page, when, in actuality, the page is loaded. I can read the
page with the mouse pointer, the numpad, and can get to some things just
fine, but the rest of my keyboard is virtually useless, as no matter what
other key I hit, enter, tab, the standard arrows, etc. Window-Eyes continues
to announce that the page is loading. Is there any settings i can change to
eliminate this, allowing me to use tab, enter, and other keys on my keyboard
when this scenario happens?
Thank you,
Stacy
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