Hello Mario, and welcome to the list.
It's best not to have Jaws loaded on the server when you go to log on. When
you log on, the Jaws program running on the server will look for license
authorization on the client end, i.e., your PC. If it sees it, it will
continue loading, and you should have no problem. When I log off, I use the
logoff command, as this will not tie up resources on the server end of
things, and it will also unload Jaws so you shouldn't have any trouble with
subsequent logons.
Hope this helps.
Steve
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mario" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, June 12, 2010 10:08 AM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Presentation and a question about remote desktop
withJaws
Hi, my name is Mario, I'am Italian, and this is the first time tthat I
write to this list.
In these days I'am working with the remote desktop on Windows Xp pro, and
I've noticed some problems with Jaws:
When I connect to my pc with Jaws 10 enabled from another windows xp with
Jaws, the screen readers speaks with a metallic voice and all words are
truncated and then continued when I press any key, for example: docu:
pause, down arrov, than Jaws says: ments, and then another part of the
next element in the list. To solve this issue I need to unload and reload
Jaws, and then all works fine.
Then, when I disconnect using start / disconnect, and not "disconnect
administrator", when I try to use the local pc directly and not remotely I
insert the password and then find that Jaws isn't loaded, and I have to
reload it manually.
There are some solutions to these problems? why Jaws has to be reloaded
and doesn't speak automatically when I re insert the passowrd?
Thanks in advance.
A presto,
Mario Loreti
Speaker pubblicitario e radiofonico
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