Carol,

I believe the 3-note sound you heard was an indication that a gpf error
report was being created by window-eyes to be sent to GW.

Yes, I have high hopes of 7.5, especially where bug fixes and stability
enhancements are concerned; and of course, you'll get to try before you buy
as always.

Chip
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Carol and Roger [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Thursday, March 10, 2011 6:40 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Window-Eyes and Windows Explorer

I am curious as to whether there are going to be any changes with the final
7.5 with regard to the way it works with Windows Explorer.  I have
registered several problems over the trial beta period.  I am still having
problems with Windows Explorer and/or Window-Eyes crashing.  
Today, I put a CD in my drive and tried to search for something.  Speech
stopped and I could not do anything.  I tried using the program which closes
Window-Eyes and that did not work.  I Happened to be wearing headphones at
the time, and noticed a little three-note sound just before the sound
crashed.  Actually, the crash was not total as I was playing a version of
FreeCell which had its own speech and when I tabbed to that program, there
was speech.  The next step I took was to close all of the programs except
the freeCell game.  After there was nothing else open, I went to the desktop
with the Windows-D key.  Instead of getting the desktop, Window-Eyes started
speaking.  The windows which were open were Thunderbird, Windows Explorer
and the FreeCell game.  
Sometimes, the speech will lock up the same way when I have the combination
of Window-Eyes, Windows Explorer, Winamp and Thunderbird.  I have had
Windows Explorer messages saying that the program had stopped running
several times since I installed the beta.  This did not happen before the
beta.  It seems the problem always seems to involve Windows Explorer and
Window-Eyes with some other program open, but the third program does not
seem to be specific.  I hope this message will give you an idea of what
happens with the speech crash.  I am running a Dell desktop with Windows
Home Premium, 64-bit, with 6g of ram and I am using a SoundBlaster x fi
streme sound card.  Thanks for your consideration.

Carol

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