USA Games and 64-bit Operating systems
by Thomas Ward
Oct. 8, 2011
Earlier this week we went out laptop hunting. As mentioned in a
previous message on the USA Games news blog USA Games is preparing to
create some cutting edge games for newer operating systems and PCs. We
are well aware of the
This is great news. I am glad to see the direction you are going with this.
I went 64 bit last fall with a similar reasoning. Thank you for
communicating your direction.
-Original Message-
From: gamers-boun...@audyssey.org [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On
Behalf Of Thomas Ward
Hi,
Well, it is the direction where most hardware and software developers
are heading long term. Someone just e-mailed me and made me aware of
Microsoft's intention to release a 32-bit version of Windows 8, but
even if that is true that's not what we are seeing in terms of new PCs
though.
I just
Hey, I just install dos box on my computer but I can't get the screen
reader to read the game screen.
I use the key command to read the window and all it reads is the info
part of the screen. The part that it does read is the cpu speed and
the program name.
So how can I get the screen reader
You can't, you need either sighted assistance or an old dos screen
reader with hardware that plugs into a serial port.
At 12:52 PM 10/9/2011, you wrote:
Hey, I just install dos box on my computer but I can't get the
screen reader to read the game screen.
I use the key command to read the window
Hi Michael,
You don't. Dos Box isn't screen reader friendly. I'm not sure all of
the details why or why not, but I don't think it uses the standard
Windos API so the text on screen is inaccessible to a screen reader.
At least I haven't found one that works with Dos Box on Windows,
Linux, or
I use a hardware product, my artic transport attached to a serial
port, with either artic business vision or transport vision as a
tsr. Thats my solution. I've no idea how you could come by any
serial port synthesisers since everything is moving to USB now... and
I doubt weather there is any
