Well, will always try to give as much info as possible.
That page is a bear.
Unfortunately, I have to deal with it since I own a lot of m-audio stuff,
2 delta 44s, a 10 10 lt, 2 10 10s, a profire 26 26, and an octane pre
as a matter of fact.
One reason I own so many delta cards is that for the money they are
some of the best bang for the buck around, not to mention the older
delta drivers are accessible to us, the new ones are sort of, but not as much.
I'm working on autohotkey scripts to make access to the new delta
pannels easier, but the new w7 drivers suck anyway, not just the interface.
let's hope avid get's their shit together, but all the grease is
probably going on the mac, protools side of the fence 'grin'.
At 01:04 PM 9/6/2010, shane findley wrote:
Hello again,
I just investigated the m-audio drivers page.
The page does trigger automatically when sighted users select too,
because as part of its function it updates the latest selection
details that appear near the bottom.
Does the triggering of the page screw things up?
I noticed that it is a non-standard layout and the combobox is
within a text field, which could lead Windows eyes to not see it, or
act in a quirky way.
To be honest my program was not directly picking up the combo box in
normal mode, I had to select the text, to put focus on the
combo. But my custom browser does see the combobox, and everything
works perfect as I expected.
Hey anytime you guys have an issue, try and lead me toward the
correct web page where you encountered the problem. As many details
as you can remember please.
It's a really good way to find out what the root of the cause really
is, so that it can be solved.
Thanks for that, yes, I know that trick,
but this doesn't work in some cases,
you might see elements of what you need with the mouse, or arrow
keys, but can't select them,
or if you do, the page triggers.
At 01:20 PM 9/5/2010, Bob Tinney wrote:
>Chris,
>
>When your on a combo box turn off brows mode and first hit alt-down arrow
>and then on most web pages you can look over the combo box with out changing
>it.
>
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>yep, exactly the kind of stuff I'm talking about.
>
>I was on the m-audio driver update page the other day too, and nvda
>did better on it than we.
>
>I still have the problem of every time I selected an item in the
>combo box to change the os, the page triggered,
>but nvda kept letting me know what it'd changed to, and i eventually got
>there.
>
>
>At 12:38 PM 9/5/2010, Christian wrote:
> >Hi all,
> >Recently I've had to use webpages that are not that accessible with
> >Window-Eyes. They features mouse overs, but they can't be clicked on
> >with Window-Eyes using the enter key and routing the mouse to them
> >does not work in every case, at least not in IE.
> >And some pages just have items that can be clicked on but
> >Window-Eyes doesn't even see them as mouse overs or links.
> >And also, the page is refreshing and yes that's possible to get
> >around with the suspend all feature, but I need to find out if a
> >certain section of the page has been updated so I need to toggle
> >browse mode in order to acomplish this.
> >It's really sad but I've had to use the other screen reader and
> >these kind of webpages works quite well with that and if a certain
> >frame on the webpage is updated the other will notify me of that and
> >I can read it without any problems.
> >And clicking on all items also works with the enter key and I can
> >open up menu's on webpages, etc.
> >so my question is if GW is working on this and eventually going to
> >rewrite the browse mode so that one can work with these kind of webpages?
> >What do you all others think?
> >Christian
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