Hi Scott,
I'm not sure exactly what Eclipse is, but is it not an e-book reader?
If so, I'm guessing it has a web-page interface. If these two things
are true, when you first open it with a new document, press alt-shift-m
as many times as necessary until you hear Suspend Off. This will allow
the pages to load without being suspended. Suspending is good only when
you find a web page with continually-updating flash content.
hth,
Rod
On 5/10/13 5:23 PM, Scott Wheat wrote:
Hello all,
Is anyone else using Eclipse 4.2.2? If so are you having any trouble? I can not
run Eclipse for more than several minutes without WindowEyes crashing. I have
tried running Eclipse with no other applications opened accept antivirus and
other required stuff.
I am using Windows 7 Professional 64 with all updates, WindowEyes 8.2 and
Eclipse 4.2.2
So far I don't have much information about what is happening, I simply hear the
descending tones as WE crashes. After a reboot, I get the WE Error dialog and I
have sent most of them to GW Micro.
Finally I tried using NVDA and worked in Eclipse for nearly an hour with no
problems. This is a work around I can use if I have to, but I would much prefer
to use WindowEyes.
Thank you for any help or suggestions.
Scott
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