Many thanks for your reply Joe.
In fact, yes, I first tried running Wineyes from the flash drive
following it's initial installation, but had no luck.
I then copied my Users directory from my running installation onto my
flash drive, replacing that default user directory in the process.
I'm told I get a different error message, but the system still
appears to be searching for some information in a file that it can't find.
I've also tried copying my entire Wineyes installed folder from my
running system, onto the flash drive. Again, I receive different
error messages, but there is data that is still unable to be found.
The Wineyes manual suggests that this should be a comparatively
simple process, but I've found it to be quite the opposite.
Thanks for your suggestion though, but I'm still unable to run any
mobile install unfortunately.
At 04:16 PM Sunday 9/23/2012, you wrote:
Jason,
Have you coppied your gw-micro\users directory from your application
data folder running system to the other?
You can place this into the window-eyes install directory on your
external device.
HTH
Joe
At 15:27 23/09/2012, you wrote:
Has anyone managed to run the Wineyes 7.5 mobile installation from
a flash drive on any system?
I've installed the mobile wineyes 7.5 onto a USB flash drive using
the mobile install from the original installation disk and have
been completely unable to launch it from that flash drive on any system.
Yes, I did install the video driver from the same flash drive and
the sighted person who happened to be there said that installation went well.
I then attempted to launch Wineyes itself but received no speech,
but the sighted person said there was an error saying that,
"hook.dll or something can't be found".
I've also attempted to do, as the Wineyes manual suggests, copying
my complete wineyes directory from my local installed version, to
the flash drive. I apparently receive different errors, since
Wineyes is attempting to find data from directories that apparently
exist on my main system, but don't on the flash drive.
If anyone has had any luck with running a mobile version of Wineyes
7.5 on a USB flash drive, pleas let me know how you did it.
The instructions in the Wineyes manual simply don't work at all,
using any of their suggested installation methods.
Many thanks in advance for helping me solve this endlessly
frustrating struggle.
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