Hi Kevin, I could not get WE4Java to install properly under Win7; it gave me an error that the install failed; however, I'm sure WE is now supposed to do the same thing it does.
But, the news is still good! When I tried the Lunar app immediately after installing the java run-time, and then the WE Java Access Bridge, it didn't work. Since then however I have rebooted, and it's working for me now! Wanda, you should be happy, because what little I can tell, WE is now reading the controls of the java app. I don't know anything about guitars or these types of files, but I now expect it to be working. Wanda, please see Kevin's instructions again on running the java access bridge installer from the WE start menu, and then reboot. I don't know why, but I did not have a java run-time installed at all (so trying to add the java access bridge did nothing at first), so I had to go to java.com and track down and install the run-time for java; Wanda, you may need to do that as well. You could tell if you need to do that if you press enter on the lunar.jar file, and windows prompts you for the application to run it with, or, some incorrect application starts running such as WinRAR. In either case, you'll need to install the java runtime, and then install the WE java access bridge, and then reboot! (and it's just that easy!) Hth, Chip -----Original Message----- From: Kevin Morales [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, October 20, 2013 1:19 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Lunar Tab Pro Hello Everyone, Have you considered an app called WE For Java? It was written a long time ago, so that Window-Eyes can work with Java applications. As far as guitar playing goes, there is a website called www.guitarbyear.com, where one can find sample lessons for popular songs, as well as courses one can purchase for rhythm and lead guitar. I have used this and find it very adequate. I'm not sure that this is what Wanda is looking for though. Cheers, Kevin On 10/20/13, Wanda Cochran <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Kevin and Chip. I want to thank you for your replies. I've been > trying to figure out what was going wrong, so it is good to know that it > isn't just me and that the program is not really accessible. This is very > disappointing because I've had many blind guitarists contact me off list > with an interest in the program and I wanted to help find a solution. Well > maybe a programmer could look at the code and a solution could be found. The > developer said he is working on an android version and possibly a web > version in the future, but I was hoping to try and make this one work. > Best, > Wanda
