Hi there. It might be useful to the entire list, knowing exactly witch set file you are refering to? I could not find an "Command prompt" set file. Thanks.
On 1/20/10, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > Make sure that the correct set file is associated with command prompt > window. I ran into this and if I remember, this is how I solved it. > > Keith Hinton <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Could anyone please take a look into this on a Windows7 system? This >> also appears to happen with the compitition, but I would like to have >> a workaround from GW Micro staff if possible. Please just open up a >> command prompt window. The first issue will be as soon as you begin to >> type. The example I gave was netstat. So you may begin to type: n . e >> . t . Then, you'd hear: >> c:\Path\Whatever\> net >> Also, if you attempt to backspace over a character, the system "dings" >> but Window-Eyes won't read the character as it is erased. >> Is there anything that can be done at all via Doug or GW Micro in the >> future about this problem? Could a script be written to work easier in >> the command prompt of vista/2007? I am sure this wasn't the case in >> XP, at least it wasn't produceable with the compitition back then >> either. >> Thanks for all ofou help. >> I happily await some solution. >> The above solution does not solve the problem at least for me. >> Could others test this and report back what is found? (This would not >> generate an error report obviously, but still. It makes the command >> prompt rather unuseable, and I do often find myself running a lot of >> power commands from within there. >> Another example of a power command you would have to use to remvoe the >> hibernation file is now: >> powercfg hibernate off or hibernate on. >> Thanks. >> Sincerely, >> --Keith >> >> On 1/19/10, C. Richcreek Enterprises <[email protected]> wrote: >> > Hi, Try pressing Escape and then pressing the start menue again and then >> > starting over again with your prompt. About the keyboard speed, I think >> > that >> > you can speed it up to your speed I think. It has been awhile sence I >> > did >> > that so I am not really sure. hope this helps, Let me know. Very Best, >> > Craig >> > R. >> > ----- Original Message ----- >> > From: "Keith Hinton" <[email protected]> >> > To: "gw-info" <[email protected]> >> > Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 10:17 AM >> > Subject: Command-prompt behavior in Windows-Seven >> > >> > >> >> Hi there, all. >> >> I had some questions about the Command-prompt in the Windows Seven >> >> operating system. >> >> While the Command prompt seems normal, you cannot backspace text. >> >> Instead, a dinging sound occurs. Note: the next issue is something is >> >> presnet even in other screen-access software programs. >> >> When you begin typing text, (note that this did not occur on Windows >> >> XP and other), systems, the following appears to happen. >> >> 1. If you type something like netstat, and begin typing the word net, >> >> Window-Eyes and other Screen-reading programs will say: >> >> Net (what you justentered into the keyboard) >> >> So: it may do: >> >> "n . e . t" >> >> Then, "C:\Windows\System32>Net" >> >> After adding on the word stat, after the "T" is echoed by the Speech >> >> system, you then hear instantly read out: C:\Windows\System32>netstat >> >> You didn't use to hear all that read out. >> >> Does anyone have any suggestions? >> >> Anothr issue I'm having with WIndow-EYes is that the DECTalk Access32 >> >> (Window-Eyes) synhtesizer, seems a bit slow when typing really fast. >> >> It appears to lag. Rght now, as I compose this message, I am >> >> interuptting speech without relly trying to do so. I am not typing as >> >> fast asI could do usually, and even this typing speed iscausing speech >> >> to be interuptted much quicker than usual. Is this a common issue >> >> between both Windows Seven Sixty four bit, and Windows Seven thirty >> >> two bit? Let me know. >> >> Note, that when I type with Eloquence the version locked with >> >> Window-Eyes Aaron and others, that it responds just as rappidly as it >> >> has in the passed. No obvious lags in the speech synthesizer. >> >> >> >> None at least, that I can see. DecTalk on the other hand, I am not >> >> sure. >> >> Does the fact that I'm running Windows Seven Sixty four-bit make a >> >> huge difference? Or is this more an issue with the underlying audio >> >> subsystem in the newer kernel. >> >> Thanks, Doug, Aaron, and the rest of you folks on the list. >> >> Your help is much valued. >> >> I am presently using a Demonstration coppy of Window-Eyes seven, >> >> untill I receive the payment plan version. >> >> Sincerely, --Keith >> >> >> >> If you reply to this message it will be delivered to the original >> >> sender only. 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