Hi
I am not sure why one would need to have a manual button to turn the
touch pad on and off but I would like more information on this. personally I
have thought of placing a card over the touch pad to block any accidental
activation. Any information on the manual button with HP would be
appreciated since I am looking in to buying an HP.
God bless,
Mark
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jyrki Voutilainen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Cc: "Lauri Hallikainen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 1:33 AM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Asus Laptop and Video Intercept Manager
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>
> Hello everybody!
>
> As a very new member of this list I would ask you sincerely what to do in
> a case as follows:
>
> A friend of mine purchased an Asus laptop after finding HP bad because the
> lack of the On/Off button for the touch pad, which has been on earlier HP
> models. I told him that despite the possibility to turn the touch pad on
> and off from the control panel, the opportunity to do this from a physical
> button also is quite important particularly for a blind user like him and
> myself. So far so good, but the JAWS installation caused *serious*
> problems after restarting, or trying to restart the system: it caused a
> video intercept incompatibility message and a "blue screen" situation, and
> because of loss of any sighted assistance at the moment I worsened the
> situation by retrying to start the system over again. And now, very
> recently before the writing moment of that message, it became clear to me
> what caused the total crash of the system, which could probably have been
> avoided if I'd had sighted assistance at the *critical* moment, not
> afterwords.
>
> As a "first aid" method I asked my friend to contact mr. Ville Lamminen,
> who is working for the Finnish local dealer for JAWS at
> http://www.aviris.fi/, and as a "second aid method" I'll send this mail to
> that list, because I've *never* been in a situation like that particular
> one before.
>
> My question after the description above is simply: Should a compability
> problem with the display adapter cause a situation like this? Shouldn't
> the system start anyway, and shouldn't JAWS still be able to speak and
> inform about the compatibility problem?
>
> Yours sincerely,
>
> --
> Jyrki Voutilainen
> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Skype ID: jvoutila
>
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