Fwd: Important! Information on the Skype 4.1 "Screen Reader Not Detected" Problem

[Steve Pattison]

 From:Doug Lee d...@dlee.org
 To:  skypeengl...@emissives.com

I doubt this happens to very many people, but I have already noticed
that it has happened to some, and the problem is serious enough in its
effects to warrant the "Important!" subject line attention-getter.

Note that this only applies to users of Skype 4.1 beta, the one
released in May of 2009.  If you run Skype 3.8 or Skype 4.0, you
should not see the problem discussed below.

The following information may apply to you if you have ever been
running Skype 4.1 beta, released in May of 2009, and encountered any
of the following:

1. Inability to arrow through the contact list, the conversation list,
or any other Skype list control.

2.  JAWS reading huge volumes of information on arrow keys or tab,
such as most or all of one of those lists.

3. Alt+numbers and Alt+arrows in a conversation window saying "Not in
a chat window" even though you really are in one.

4. For BX users, BX saying "unknown object" for a great many portions
of Skype's interface.

Causes of the above problems include doing any of the following
things while Skype 4.1 beta is running:

1. Unloading and reloading JAWS.  (This may cause the problem but does
not always do so.)

2. Changing to a different JAWS version by unloading one and then
loading another.

3.  Running Microsoft Narrator and then closing it while Skype is
still running.

4. Playing with another screen reader and shutting it down while Skype
is running.

If you never do any of those things, you should never run into this
problem.

I have written up a detailed description of this issue, including what
to do about it if you encounter it, at my web site,

http://www.dlee.org/skype/

The direct URL to the information page for this issue is

http://www.dlee.org/skype/sr_not_detected.php

In summary, the above user actions can cause this Skype 4.1 beta to
lose track of the fact that a screen reader is running, which in turn
causes it to stop providing all accessibility information until it is
restarted.  Future Skype 4 releases are expected to improve
significantly on this situation.  The Skype developers and management
are aware of this problem.  It escaped notice during the testing of
the Skype 4.1 beta release because unloading and reloading a screen
reader is not a regular enough occurrence to have come to mind as a
necessary part of the testing process, either for them or for me.

-- 
Doug Lee d...@dlee.orghttp://www.dlee.org
SSB BART Group   doug@ssbbartgroup.com   http://www.ssbbartgroup.com
"I before E, except after C, or when sounded like A, as in neighbor
and weigh, except for when weird foreign concierges seize neither
leisure nor science from the height of society."

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RE: [Portable-Player] Coming up on Min Menu for June 6, 2009

[Juan Hernandez]

How do we listen to main menu now?  Thx. 


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Subject: [Portable-Player] Coming up on Min Menu for June 6, 2009

Coming up on Main Menu for the week ofJune 6, 2009

On this week's edition of Main Menu:



We visit with Anna Dresner about her new book Using The Accessible iPod,
available from National Braille Press.

We next look at iTunes version 8.2 using Window-Eyes.

Lastly, we take a look at the Main Menu Web site, exploring such topics as
how to register and view show archives.

Main Menu first airs on Saturdays at 1:00 UTC; that's Fridays at 9:00
Eastern time in the U.S. The show repeats on Wednesdays at 1:00 UTC; that's
Tuesdays at 9:00 Eastern time in the U.S.

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Re: A question about Magic Jacks greetings.

[Kevin Wassmer]

One thing that does eartate about me concerning Magic Jack is that I can't 
do 3 way calling. I can however, three way someone if they call in to me. 
But this feature doesn't always work either. I hope they work out all the 
quarks in Majic Jack. But it is nice for what I use it for and it is a start 
in the right direction.

horus

Cause its been 18 days
Since I first held you
But to me it feels just like
It feels like a lifetime
I'm trying hard to re-arrange
Some say its the hardest thing to do
But that's another 18 days
Without you..
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From: 

To: 
Sent: Friday, June 05, 2009 2:29 PM
Subject: Re: A question about Magic Jacks greetings.



Wow, that is great, lots of good things here, thank you.
On Thu, 4 Jun 2009 22:41:34 -0600 "Robert doc Wright"
 writes:

yes, the on screen feature is just that, a feature, I have a line
running from magicjack to the phone jack on the wall so that any
phone plug into the wall has service. There is a draw back. it will
not handle more than two phones, it will actually but though you can
make calls the phone will not ring if there are more than two phones
connected.

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From: tick...@juno.com

To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2009 5:25 PM
Subject: Re: A question about Magic Jacks greetings.


I am sorry don't know as of yet but I got a question too? I thought
you
can just dial right with your phone as a regular phone, without
going
onto screen to dial. I thought once you got set up you can use MJ as
a
regular phone through your com, is this true and can anyone give me
a bit
of info on this.
Thank you
On Tue, 2 Jun 2009 18:07:25 -0600 "Kevin Wassmer"
 writes:
> Hello folks. I have a question about Majic Jacks voice mail
> greetings. I dialed my number, and tryed to change my greating.
> However, eventhough I pressed 1 to excpt it, when I call mysellf,
I
> still get the default greeting. How do I make it so my voice mail

> greetings stay on the system and people hear my personal greetings

> when they call me? I will talk to you later.
> horus
>
> Cause its been 18 days
> Since I first held you
> But to me it feels just like
> It feels like a lifetime
> I'm trying hard to re-arrange
> Some say its the hardest thing to do
> But that's another 18 days
> Without you..
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RE: what to do about sound taxi

[Pam Drake]

I might add here that there was absolutely no additional charge for the
new code.  I sent a copy of my original purchase confirmation and that
was all it took to legitimize my claim.  

Pam 



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Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009 11:35 AM
To: 'PC Audio Discussion List'
Subject: RE: what to do about sound taxi

I had a similar situation after a repair/reformat of my laptop's hard
drive.  As suggested in this thread I contacted  the company and
received a new code which has enabled the program to work correctly ever
since installing it.  

Good luck!

Pam



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Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009 5:26 AM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: what to do about sound taxi

Hi listers,

 I recently upgraded my system with a new mother board,
processor, and memory.  I re-installed my software and am now in the
process of testing and tweaking it to work the way it used to.  Sound
taxi professional is presenting major problems.  I entered my
registration info, but it put in an activation code that doesn't match
the old stuff, since the machine code is now different.  So, when i
tried to use the program, it would only convert 30 second pieces of the
source files.  I can't find a number to call and have them help me
rectify the situation.  Any ideas or suggestions would be gratefully
accepted.

Thanks, in advance for comments.

Rusty


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Re: A question about Magic Jacks greetings.

[tickpub]

Wow, that is great, lots of good things here, thank you. 
On Thu, 4 Jun 2009 22:41:34 -0600 "Robert doc Wright"
 writes:
> yes, the on screen feature is just that, a feature, I have a line 
> running from magicjack to the phone jack on the wall so that any 
> phone plug into the wall has service. There is a draw back. it will 
> not handle more than two phones, it will actually but though you can 
> make calls the phone will not ring if there are more than two phones 
> connected. 
> 
> --
> 
> Let a smile be your lantern of joy
> --
> robert Doc Wright
> http://www.wrightplaceinc.net
> msn
> godfeare...@hotmail.com
>  
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> - Original Message - 
> From: tick...@juno.com 
> To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org 
> Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2009 5:25 PM
> Subject: Re: A question about Magic Jacks greetings.
> 
> 
> I am sorry don't know as of yet but I got a question too? I thought 
> you
> can just dial right with your phone as a regular phone, without 
> going
> onto screen to dial. I thought once you got set up you can use MJ as 
> a
> regular phone through your com, is this true and can anyone give me 
> a bit
> of info on this.
> Thank you   
> On Tue, 2 Jun 2009 18:07:25 -0600 "Kevin Wassmer"
>  writes:
> > Hello folks. I have a question about Majic Jacks voice mail 
> > greetings. I dialed my number, and tryed to change my greating. 
> > However, eventhough I pressed 1 to excpt it, when I call mysellf, 
> I 
> > still get the default greeting. How do I make it so my voice mail 
> 
> > greetings stay on the system and people hear my personal greetings 
> 
> > when they call me? I will talk to you later.
> > horus
> > 
> > Cause its been 18 days
> > Since I first held you 
> > But to me it feels just like
> > It feels like a lifetime
> > I'm trying hard to re-arrange
> > Some say its the hardest thing to do
> > But that's another 18 days
> > Without you..
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Re: A question about Magic Jacks greetings.

[tickpub]

Wow thank you and soon will be setting it up in my new location.
Thank you 
On Thu, 4 Jun 2009 15:06:54 -0500 "Gail The U. S. Male"
 writes:
> Yes, this is true. I use Magic jack, and dial with my cordless phone. 
>  I don't use the computer soft phone, although it's there, if I 
> should want to!
> - Original Message - 
> From: 
> To: 
> Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2009 6:25 PM
> Subject: Re: A question about Magic Jacks greetings.
> 
> 
> >I am sorry don't know as of yet but I got a question too? I thought 
> you
> > can just dial right with your phone as a regular phone, without 
> going
> > onto screen to dial. I thought once you got set up you can use MJ 
> as a
> > regular phone through your com, is this true and can anyone give 
> me a bit
> > of info on this.
> > Thank you   
> > On Tue, 2 Jun 2009 18:07:25 -0600 "Kevin Wassmer"
> >  writes:
> >> Hello folks. I have a question about Majic Jacks voice mail 
> >> greetings. I dialed my number, and tryed to change my greating. 
> >> However, eventhough I pressed 1 to excpt it, when I call mysellf, 
> I 
> >> still get the default greeting. How do I make it so my voice mail 
> 
> >> greetings stay on the system and people hear my personal 
> greetings 
> >> when they call me? I will talk to you later.
> >> horus
> >> 
> >> Cause its been 18 days
> >> Since I first held you 
> >> But to me it feels just like
> >> It feels like a lifetime
> >> I'm trying hard to re-arrange
> >> Some say its the hardest thing to do
> >> But that's another 18 days
> >> Without you..
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StationPlaylist Studio Scritps V1.2

[Jonathan Mosen]

Hi

V1.2 of the Station Playlist scripts is now available to download from
 www.hartgen.org

This release contains a few bug fixes, and two features.

First, it is now possible to have jaws notify you of the endings of songs at
a time specified by the user. While we did have this in V1.1, this function
now allows you to not be focused within Station Playlist. So you can be
checking your Email and Twitter etc while the monitoring is taking place.

In order to have this function, a modification is made to your jaws default
scripts. Please read the installation notes carefully prior to installing.

Second, pressing insert F12 twice quickly will now report the time including
the seconds. Once pressed, the Braille display constantly shows the time
including the ongoing seconds count which is incredibly useful.

This occurs until a key is pressed whereupon of course the Braille display
will show whatever it is you have requested.

The documentation of course reflects all of these new items.

Enjoy!

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RE: [StationPlaylist] Version 1 of JAWS scripts for Station Playlist

[Jonathan Mosen]

Hi Peter, the two programs go hand and glove. Creator helps you define your
program elements into categories, spotgroups, and then rotations that
specify the order in which those different elements will play. Then it
generates the playlist. This software is quite accessible out of the box,
and the scripts do not cover this.

Then, you need something to actually broadcast with. Studio plays the
playlists that Creator has generated, and is an environment for broadcasting
either entirely automated, or in live assist mode. The scripts are for
Studio.

hope this helps.

Jonathan 

-Original Message-
From: pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org]
On Behalf Of Peter Scanlon
Sent: Saturday, 6 June 2009 3:18 a.m.
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: [StationPlaylist] Version 1 of JAWS scripts for Station
Playlist

Hello Jonathon,
I've just bought Station Playlist Creater and installed your scripts. They
do not seem to be installed. Perhaps I realise the problem. Do they not help
with the Creator program, only the more expensive Sudio software?

I thought I would not need the Studio version as I don't really see the need
to have automated playlist creating schedule.

Any advice appreciatd. Especially where I can get a good tuturial preferably
in audio.

P.
- Original Message -
From: "Jonathan Mosen" 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 4:53 PM
Subject: FW: [StationPlaylist] Version 1 of JAWS scripts for Station
Playlist


:
:
:
:
:
: Hi
:
: Version 1 of the JAWS for Windows scripts for Station Playlist Studio have
: been released.
:
: Sttation Playlist Studio is an extremely accessible application.  Almost
all
: of the functions can be activated using the keyboard.  However, as with
many
: applications, it is useful to have keystrokes to read important parts of
the
: screen succinctly.  Particularly in a broadcasting situation where gaining
: an awareness of what is happening quickly is imperative, these powerful
: scripts provide productivity  enhancements so you can concentrate more on
: what is happening in your programme rather than using the JAWS screen
review
: mode to locate the information you need.
:
: The Station Playlist Studio scripts contain:
:
: . Direct interaction with station Playlist Studio.  Rather than gathering
: information from the screen by using the JAWS Cursor or similar methods,
: data is retrieved direct from the application.  This is ideal if you do
not
: have the window maximised or if other applications are open as you will
gain
: accurate reporting of events;
: .  Logical keystrokes for accessing all special functions.  When
: appropriate, keystrokes are used with which you should already be
familiar,
: such as JAWS Key+T to read the title;
: . Intelligent handling of time segments, reporting on-screen data in
: minutes/seconds format;
: . The ability to hear relevant track information without having to enter
its
: properties, such as the artist/title name, length and full path.  This
: information can also be placed in the JAWS Virtual Viewer;
: . The ability to notify you when an introduction is about to end.  You can
: enter your preferred number of seconds for the warning;
: . A countdown timer shown on a Braille display when introductions are
being
: played;
: . Notification of the ending of a music track.  You can enter your
preferred
: number of seconds  for the warning;
: . Configurable special options using either keystrokes or through the
Adjust
: JAWS Options Dialog Box.  Help text to describe each function in the
Adjust
: JAWS Options Dialog Box is provided;
: . Lists providing the JAWS and application keystrokes;
: . Concise messages using the correct contextual voice relative to the
: information being requested;
: . Braille support;
: . An easy method of installation with no special setup requirements;
: .  Support for multiple versions  of JAWS, not just the latest.
:
:
: The creation of the scripts is a voluntary project, with the scripts being
: written by Brian Hartgen and concepts devised in the most part by Jonathan
: Mosen who is extremely familiar with using Station Playlist Studio in
: broadcasting situations.  They both present weekly music programmes on the
: Internet radio station entitled  The Legend.
:
: More information about the scripts, together with on-line documentation,
and
: of course the scripts themselves, can be downloaded from
: www.hartgen.org
:
: Brian Hartgen
:
:
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Re: [StationPlaylist] Version 1 of JAWS scripts for Station Playlist

[Peter Scanlon]

Hello Jonathon,
I've just bought Station Playlist Creater and installed your scripts. They 
do not seem to be installed. Perhaps I realise the problem. Do they not help 
with the Creator program, only the more expensive Sudio software?

I thought I would not need the Studio version as I don't really see the need 
to have automated playlist creating schedule.

Any advice appreciatd. Especially where I can get a good tuturial preferably 
in audio.

P.
- Original Message - 
From: "Jonathan Mosen" 
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, May 27, 2009 4:53 PM
Subject: FW: [StationPlaylist] Version 1 of JAWS scripts for Station 
Playlist


:
:
:
:
:
: Hi
:
: Version 1 of the JAWS for Windows scripts for Station Playlist Studio have
: been released.
:
: Sttation Playlist Studio is an extremely accessible application.  Almost 
all
: of the functions can be activated using the keyboard.  However, as with 
many
: applications, it is useful to have keystrokes to read important parts of 
the
: screen succinctly.  Particularly in a broadcasting situation where gaining
: an awareness of what is happening quickly is imperative, these powerful
: scripts provide productivity  enhancements so you can concentrate more on
: what is happening in your programme rather than using the JAWS screen 
review
: mode to locate the information you need.
:
: The Station Playlist Studio scripts contain:
:
: . Direct interaction with station Playlist Studio.  Rather than gathering
: information from the screen by using the JAWS Cursor or similar methods,
: data is retrieved direct from the application.  This is ideal if you do 
not
: have the window maximised or if other applications are open as you will 
gain
: accurate reporting of events;
: .  Logical keystrokes for accessing all special functions.  When
: appropriate, keystrokes are used with which you should already be 
familiar,
: such as JAWS Key+T to read the title;
: . Intelligent handling of time segments, reporting on-screen data in
: minutes/seconds format;
: . The ability to hear relevant track information without having to enter 
its
: properties, such as the artist/title name, length and full path.  This
: information can also be placed in the JAWS Virtual Viewer;
: . The ability to notify you when an introduction is about to end.  You can
: enter your preferred number of seconds for the warning;
: . A countdown timer shown on a Braille display when introductions are 
being
: played;
: . Notification of the ending of a music track.  You can enter your 
preferred
: number of seconds  for the warning;
: . Configurable special options using either keystrokes or through the 
Adjust
: JAWS Options Dialog Box.  Help text to describe each function in the 
Adjust
: JAWS Options Dialog Box is provided;
: . Lists providing the JAWS and application keystrokes;
: . Concise messages using the correct contextual voice relative to the
: information being requested;
: . Braille support;
: . An easy method of installation with no special setup requirements;
: .  Support for multiple versions  of JAWS, not just the latest.
:
:
: The creation of the scripts is a voluntary project, with the scripts being
: written by Brian Hartgen and concepts devised in the most part by Jonathan
: Mosen who is extremely familiar with using Station Playlist Studio in
: broadcasting situations.  They both present weekly music programmes on the
: Internet radio station entitled  The Legend.
:
: More information about the scripts, together with on-line documentation, 
and
: of course the scripts themselves, can be downloaded from
: www.hartgen.org
:
: Brian Hartgen
:
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[Peter Alan Smith]

Electronics reviewed by VIBUG...Hi there, I thought I'd pass this
tidbit along from the Visually Impaired & Blind User Group of Boston.  It's
a great techie organization and I value whatever they advocate.  Cheers,
Peter
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Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2009 9:20 AM
To: aru...@comcast.net
Subject: 

Barry Scheur of Talking Solutions will announce the launch and demo for the
first time three new low cost audio products that his company is marketing.
The most exciting is the "Stream Sound" a very small battery powered speaker
that significantly increases the volume of the Victor Stream and other
devices while preserving excellent sound quality. Weighing only 1.5 ounces
with a plug that attaches directly into the stream and can be carried with
it easily, this speaker runs for over 50 hours on 2 AAA batteries. It costs
$25.00.  
The two other products are low cost and easy to use 4 GB screenless M P
players. Both are tiny - one clips to your shirt, and the other is molded
into a unisex jewelry pendant that can be worn around the neck. The standard
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Re: CD Ripping Question

[Guy Mallard]

I have always used FreeRIP, with no problems.
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--- On Fri, 6/5/09, alan pollard  wrote:

> From: alan pollard 
> Subject: Re: CD Ripping Question
> To: "PC Audio Discussion List" 
> Date: Friday, June 5, 2009, 6:12 AM
> Hi,hard to go past: C D ex, easy to
> use and very screen reader friendley.and
> it'sfree.Alan Pollard
> - Original Message - 
> From: "Dan Kerstetter" 
> To: "'PC Audio Discussion List'" 
> Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2009 2:10 AM
> Subject: CD Ripping Question
> 
> 
> > I'm just wondering, besides Windows Media Player, what
> people are using
> > these days to rip CD.  I tried GoldWave but for
> some reason the data base
> > doesn't function properly.
> >
> >
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> >
> >
> > Dan
> >
> >
> >
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Re: JAWS scripts for Skype 4.1 posted

[tim cumings]

Thanks Steve. 3.8 is the version I'm using. On Fri, 05 Jun 2009 16:22:15 +1000, 
Steve Pattison wrote:


>Hi Tim,
>
>Currently Skype 4.1 doesn't work very well with Windoe-Eyes.  the most
>accessible version of Skype with Window-Eyes at the moment is version 
>3.8.0.188. 
>I hope this helps.
>
>Regards Steve.
>
>On Wed, 31 Dec 1969 22:21:12 -0500
>tim  cumings  wrote:
>>Hi, Steve. Does skype 4.1 work well with window-eyes?
>
>Regards Steve
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Re: CD Ripping Question

[alan pollard]

Hi,hard to go past: C D ex, easy to use and very screen reader friendley.and
it'sfree.Alan Pollard
- Original Message - 
From: "Dan Kerstetter" 

To: "'PC Audio Discussion List'" 
Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2009 2:10 AM
Subject: CD Ripping Question



I'm just wondering, besides Windows Media Player, what people are using
these days to rip CD.  I tried GoldWave but for some reason the data base
doesn't function properly.



Thanks.



Dan



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Version: 8.0.175 / Virus Database: 270.9.0/1780 - Release Date: 11/10/2008
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