To all,
I've recently been having some vexing problems using my borrowed
laptop that is like five to six years old and my newest Dell Enspiron
2011 laptop. The operating system that I'm using on my borrowed laptop
is Windows XP 2003 ProfessionalEdition and my laptop is Windows 7 just
to ggive you a little back ground. I'm also using the latest versionof
Window-Eyes on my computer and a somewhat a little outdated
Window-Eyes copy on this borrowed computer.
On with the actual problem right? What happens is that I open up
Word like I normally do uneventful like normal. I fill in the header
information to be able to complete document, etc. The issue pops up
when I try to edit like backspacing or whatever a noise like a quick
beep happens. This same noise happens when I try to edit on Google
Gmail as well just quick and fast. Anyways, I can't edit right now
cause I'd have to hit tab a million times and sometimes that doesn't
work. Got any ideas to what I should do or whatever about this crucial
issue?
Secondly, I have another closely related issue with my newest
computer. There is this touch pad on this Dell 2011 Enspiron computer
laptop that has been disable. I cannot disable the left or ring
clickers at the top of the pad before you get to the actual keyboard
cause it is so elongated. I think this makes me hit the left or right
cursor or something that moves around my cursor on only word documents
and internet reply messages and in general e-mails. I wish that I
could do something about this just drives me completely insaine.
Thanks for any help of either of these or both would be mighty fine of
someone to help.
Thanks,
Peter
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