Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
@43I never turn off uac, but JAWS itself does not work...
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Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
@Lord Lundin, if you could check about favourites that would be helpful since I like messing around with the favourites, creating new folders, moving things around etc. As to outlook, well I suspect it's a configuration problem on my
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
@Lord Lundin, if you could check about favourites that would be helpful since I like messing around with the favourites folder. As to outlook, well I suspect it's a configuration problem on my lady's windows 7 machine, since the problem
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
@42This is a perfect example of unfounded windows 10 bashing. Don't get me wrong, windows 10 has so many problems microsoft edge for example which I think are inexcusable, but jaws not reading the settings screen is the fault of jaws
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Well, one thing that I hate with windows 10 is, JAWS doesn't seems to read in the start menu, as well as in settings. when I press windows plus I, JAWS just says "settings". And nothing happen after that. But NVDA works great wi
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
let me just step down a bit...I'm not saying you should switch to nvda, or jaws, or whatever. If supernova works for you, then by all means, keep using it. But you seem to be having trouble with outlook, and maybe more programs
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Service packs, I believe, are all the updates from a particular time period rolled in to one, plus some tweaks and new features, whereas builds are almost like upgrading to an entirely new version of Windows.
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Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
@dark heh if you bug me about it tomorrow in case I forget I could actually check that about favourites and UAC on my Win 10 machine ...(for anyone who want to send me a message, either use skype or send me an email using the forum
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
@dark heh if you bug me about it tomorrow in case I forget I could actually check that about favourites and UAC on my Win 10 machine ...(for anyone who want to send me a message, either use skype or send me an email using the forum
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
@LordLundin, No, there aren't any service packs for Windows anymore. They were discontinued long ago, and now Windows 10 uses "builds". See this How to Geek article for more info.
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Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
@LordLundin, No, there aren't any service packs for Windows anymore. it was discontinued long ago, and now Windows 10 uses "builds". See this How to Geek article for more info.
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Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Thanks about the info on UAC. I'll probably still set the slider to 0 as those alerts get rather annoying.When I said Apple got it right, I mean the decision to leave proper accessibility support up to the developer. If the developer
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Well I'll agree it doesnt' have as wide a user base as Jaws, though I've run across several people who do use it, but certainly it's being updated, new version just came out recently and subversions tend to be every two weeks to a month
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
ahh ... I just assumed it wasn't updated because I've Heard of ... only one, a certain mister Dark, that uses it.I wouldn't be concerned about what to remove and what to set up ... most things can probably be customised to your liking
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
@Slender, Nope, I wasn't referring to the name of God in Islam, (which has a double L), but the expresssion A la, derived from the French meaning "in the style of", see This entry on wiktionary for the details. @Pitermach, good
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Well, on the point of accessibility, I don't think Narator will be able to replace any loyal screen reader such as JAWS or NVDA. It's years behind them and those years cannot be turned into months and thus completed all the steps
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Well, on the point of accessibility, I don't think Narator will be able to replace any loyal screen reader such as JAWS or NVDA. It's years behind them and those years cannot be turned into months and thus completed all the steps
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
well dark I don't see people bashing on supernova but from what I've seen so far it looks like a very old screenreader that's not getting any more updates due to how unpopular it is --- and for that reason we are of course going
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Absolutely. No one is stopping you from going into Program Files, or installing applications under different folders (in fact, if you do then Windows won't block programs from writing to them.Program Files is considered to be a system
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Ala? Uh, Dark? What's with the conversion to Islam? I thought you weren't religious, or am I wrong on that?
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Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Okay well this is a can of worms. I will ask people to please not turn this topic into a "lets all bash people who don't use nvda" type of affair, since that's not what I wanted to ask here, I was interested in windows 10 itse
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Plus, if narator gets to the point where we can do independent installs, well, i'll just bootcamp my mac, and wipe the osx partition lol. Seriusly, i think we will get to the point where the operating system isn't the issue, it will just
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
It's sad to see ...I know some people who still use Supernova and they end up thinking a lot of applications are very inaccessible, while it is actually Supernova lagging behind that is causing the problems.Thing is, not everyone
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
I believe so. My guess is Dolphin is just keeping it working for the few people that still use it who in term don't need or possibly don't know any better. I know 3 people that use Super Nova now. Dark is one, then there's Andre Louis who
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Yes, I think it probably doesn't support chrome too. Which is actually very, very bad since chrome has about 60% market share. Does it really just support internet explorer and a 5-year old firefox version?
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I have no idea ... Since Google Chrome only recently started working at a to me high enough productive level, and that only in the Canary builds, I would be very, very surprised if Supernova plays nice with it. As in ...'Huh? The world
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
@ZersiaxI did say that in post 14, is a confusing post though, should have structured it better.And does anyone know if supernova, now called screenreader supports google chrome?Can't find anything about it
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Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Windows 10 is a bit different ... but what the heck, you get used to it.It's not worse than any other operating systems ... sure some things aren't accessible but as far as being a "huge step backwards" I'd humbly like to disa
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
One uninstalls the pre-installed apps using CCleaner.@Griff, let me know when you need the tips, and since it is the holiday season, I will have more time to write and explain.
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Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
@roelNope, editing system files will still be problematic with UAC turned off. This should barely ever be required and when it is, you would run some kind of editor in admin mode and do it from there. which, funnily enough, would trigger
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
At this point, UAC really isn't an issue. And for the occasional program where it is you can just go into the properties for the file and tell it to always run as administrator on the compatibility tab. There's 2 ways of turning off UAC
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Hello,How does one uninstall the preinstalled apps?
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Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Ahoy allIronicly enough I just upgraded to win10 on my bootcamp which was running 8.1 there was no reason to, I just did it for the heck of it.Maybe its the upgrade and a clean install as dark is likely to get will be different, but its
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Ahoy allIronicly enough I just upgraded to win10 on my bootcamp which was running 8.1 there was no reason to, I just did it for the heck of it.Maybe its the upgrade and a clean install as dark is likely to get will be different, but its
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Dark, I strongly recommend that you re-enable Windows Defender. It is an antivirus program, but it will not get in your way at all. It stays out of the way monitoring things until it is needed. Because it is created by Microsoft
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
[[wow]], Windows 10. It's been a long time since i've been deeply invested in the Windows world. I'm only turning my attention back to Windows with the latest Narrator enhancements coming in March which are fantastic. Windows 10 can
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Regarding UAC, it is only a dialog box that pops up asking you if you would like to grant permition. It doesn't prevent you from accessing things like program files, but system files in C:\windows and such are not editable, this won't go
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Hmm,Well as I said I'm not sure about 2010, but 2016 works very well with the steps I described above. Replying is a matter of pressing ctrl+r, for example. If for whatever reason the calendar shows up, thats easily dismissed from
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
@Zersiax, my lady has outlook 2010 on her win 7 machine, and it seems utterly unreliable. Message don't display correcty, the ribbon has so much by way of options, heck even reading and replying to basic messages is difficult owing
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
ey Dark, do you still play BSC titles:
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Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
oh ...uhm ..ignore that. For some reason that page was still open on an internal server error and it posted this again when I refreshed. Sorry
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Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
I honestly think people are way too apprehensive about this whole thing...Way back when Windows 10 was still future speak I joined the insider program. Barring a few temporary issues, that was pretty usable already. Keep in mind I say
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Hey Dark,Mind if I ask you a few questions? You wrote:"I hate hate hate hate! outlook. too much crap on the screen, not enough sensible options, "For as far as I am aware, Outlook 2016 has a number of larger agreas on
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Well first Ribbon disabler is something I'll probably look into. Likewise, I'll probably try the default male ap first, since I hate hate hate hate! outlook. too much crap on the screen, not enough sensible options, hell I did run
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
I honestly think people are way too apprehensive about this whole thing...Way back when Windows 10 was still future speak I joined the insider program. Barring a few temporary issues, that was pretty usable already. Keep in mind I say
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Just out of curiocity, why are you turning uac off, and windows defender too?UAC only requires that you press alt + y before giving a program complete access to your system, which might be a good thing. That way, you have some control
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
If Windows 7 turned on a little faster, I would hold on to it for the next 100 years or so.My current laptop I use is a very nice one with great specs, and it is built-in with windows 10 home edition.If only you knew how many hours have I
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
may have to do that in the not too distant future, but for the time being, holding on to windows 7 and watching topics like this one.
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Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Hey dark,Glad to know you're trying it out at last. If you don't like the Ribbon style menus, there is a third party tool that you can download called Ribbon Disabler, which does exactly what it says in its name. Similarly if you don't
Re: Windows 10, hopefully a decision I won't regret
Hey dark,Glad to know you're trying it out at last. If you don't like the Ribbon style menus, there is a third party tool that you can download called Ribbon Disabler, which does exactly what it says in its name. Similarly if you don't
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