Hi Enes,
That is quite possible. I've not done a lot of performance testing on
that yet, but one thing I can say is because 64-bit processors can
handle long doubles it will be far more accurate and precise about in
game calculations involving angles and distances. Plus if a game
developer throws
Hi Stephen,
That depends on which version of Windows 7 you get. If you get the
standard 32-bit edition all or most of your old 16-bit Dos games
should run.
For example, right now I have Piledriver and Eamon Deluxe both
running on my Compaq laptop running Windows 7 32 bit edition and those
Dos
Hi Shaun,
I am afraid I don't follow your logic here. I don't see what waiting
for Jim Kitchen, GMA, Aprone, etc to upgrade to VB .NET or whatever
has to do with you upgrading to say Windows 7. The fact of the matter
is most of their games, the current ones written in VB 6, run fine on
Windows 7
I see the business side of it as well, but am more concerned with the
visually impaired consumers who game developers are marketing to.
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Again I aggree with you draconis.
That was why I eventually decided to get a box with no more than 4gb.
I was running with half that.
I can now use and continue to use 32 bit software
even though its not the best to do so.
On the subject of dosbox frank has told me that he does not know much c
How is Windows 8 more accessible than XP? Also, is it more stable? How
well do older games that we have purchased run using Windows *?
One thing I will say is that Windows Narrator has undergone vast
improvements over what was in XP.
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Hello
I tought myself how to use JAWS on XP back in 2010, but back in June of
2012 I started taking a computer class that is not only for the blind, but
is tought by the blind. they tought me how to use JAWS on windows 7. Now I
was tought one and learn the other on my own, and I still
It would also mean, that you can create games with very intense audio
soundscapes, and still get very good response times out of the machine for
navigating around and other actions within the game. Where as on 32-bit, you
probably can't do that very easily, not with very intense audio
Hello
Yes that is the one thing I like about 7 is the search option. The only
thing I don't like about it is that if you are looking for a file lets say
it's name is sounds but there are 10 other sounds files in your computer it
doesn't show u the path of that file so you don't know where
Hi Charles,
Well, one thing Microsoft has done in Windows 8 that is superior to XP
is they have a new API called UI Automation which acts as a bridge
between the graphical controls on your screen and your screen reader.
It is for this reason that all the virtual intercept drivers and
off-screen
OH Crudd!! I thought there was a catch.
Perhaps it would be good to get a machine with lots of gigs of ram,
then install a virtual xp machine upon it and do it that way.
At 04:10 PM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi Stephen,
That depends on which version of Windows 7 you get. If you get the
standard
Hello
I used vippmud for a little bit and it was ok, but I like mush-z better,
and it's free. So far the only mud I've plaied is alter aeon. witch I love.
If you are in to lord of the rings and games like that then alter will be a
great game for you. even if not you should try it out any
wow is that the percentages of that. that is out standing. I can't beleve
that it's so high.
bfn
James
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Hello
I don't think it's that much. being a member for a little bit now I've
got to learn the people that wright all the time. I think that people on
this list should be more involved. Not just with ansering questions or
posting comments, but with asking questions to. knolage is power, and
Yes, that would probably be a good way around it. You want a machine with at
least 8 GB of RAM. So that you can dedicate either 2 or 4 gigs to a virtual
machine.
Yet another reason, I'm considering a Mac. I could have the Mac OS, if I have
enough resaws is as well, I could then run windows
Note. You could pin apps to the taskbar in Windows 7 as well. LOL. That is not
a windows 8 thing.
Regards:
Dallas
On 01/05/2013, at 17:00, Thomas Ward thomasward1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Charles,
Well, one thing Microsoft has done in Windows 8 that is superior to XP
is they have a new API
Doesn't UIA automation work on windows 7 too?
At 05:00 PM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi Charles,
Well, one thing Microsoft has done in Windows 8 that is superior to XP
is they have a new API called UI Automation which acts as a bridge
between the graphical controls on your screen and your screen
Hey Tom,
Very quick question which isn't particularly game related but would be
good to know.
Is UI Automation backward compatible in any way? I'm asking from the
point of view of someone who finds themselves writing to plugin
developers quite often to see whether there's any interest in
126 people posted 2241 messages.
366 From, Thomas Ward.
218 From, dark.
202 From, shaun everiss.
150 From, Charles Rivard.
132 From, Bryan Peterson.
72 From, James Bartlett.
56 From, Cara Quinn.
52 From, Draconis.
47 From, Ken The PionEar.
45 From, michael barnes.
42 From, john.
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There were 320 thread titles. Here are the top 50.
BlindSoftware.com Is Closing 129.
challenge for developers, post xp windows 109.
An Announcement Regarding BSC Games 73.
Children's Games was Audyssey Format 72.
A Possible Offer To Consider 65.
BSC Games shutting down, and reactions. 62.
I understand where you are coming from.
Yes I got jaws training and earlier keynote gold dos training within keysoft.
Everything else I have done I have done with trial error and reformat.
True I looked at a few manuals but hardly mostly relying on shortcuts
I found in programs.
windows has
Thats a good point dallas I am playing tactical battle and on this xp
unit I am having issue with big maps lagging loads.
on this 64 bit unit even though its only running a 32 bit os for now
thats not as bad.
At 06:48 PM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
It would also mean, that you can create games with
well I am still storing files and folders on the drive root like I
have always done.
ofcause uac is disabled right now on my personal and things are as normal.
At 06:57 PM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hello
Yes that is the one thing I like about 7 is the search option.
The only thing I don't like
Yes this much is true, but I don't think that there would be anoff room in a
truck for all those people. So it is much eazier to just kidnap the one that
started it all. lol
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Hi
because of all the stuff I've seen mS put there costumers throu the
years and just getting tyred of them pushing there stuff on people I'm
making the move to Linnex. It will take some time getting use to, but I
started with windows at one point not knowing nothing and I can do the same
Yes but people do things like that all the time.
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Yeah, but Bill Gates didn't invent windows. LOL. A lot of people seem to think
so, but he actually didn't. If anyone, technically speaking, Apple invented
what we know as now as Windows.
On 01/05/2013, at 20:02, James Bartlett jab8...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes this much is true, but I don't think
It's kind of ironic. Apple in a lot of ways, invented what we now know as
windows. Microsoft actually use the ideas that apple used originally. Mind you,
Apple didn't invent it either really. They technically got it from Xerox. LOL.
So blame Xerox.
The interesting thing about this, is that
Hi Folks,
It's easy to find out how many participate in the Audyssey list,
Jim Kitchen lets us know the beginning of each month:
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Thanks, Jim.
Christina
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Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 4:49 AM
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126 people posted 2241 messages.
366 From, Thomas Ward.
Hi.
Well I will have a look at the mack alternative, provided I can actually try
one first, and particularly see virtual xp working for backwards
compatibility, however on the security front, that to me is technical specks
rather than practical good. If I can run windows xp with an antivirus
That would depend on the country in witch the crime was committed. Do
they hold up the US copy right law or do they have one of there own?
Your walking a very gray area there.
At 01:47 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi Enes,
I don't know. The law I sited earlier, the No Electronic Theft Act,
Hi valllient.
i'm afraid that taking more than several hours with the windows 7 interface
is precisely my point, particularly compared to sighted users who can
instantly see and click.
As I said, that people can! use windows 7's display I don't dispute, my
issue is why should! people
Nope steven, which indeed was one of my points.
Beware the Grue!
dark.
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Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 6:06 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
Hi tom.
Those do sound useful features, which is exactly what I was arguing in
favour of, and what windows 7 does not have (I like the sound of the ui
business), but it was however just this sort of thing I was asking about
when I started this topic in the first place since such advantages
Though practically speaking I see that as one of the less good points in
windows 7-8, since I have already created shortcut keys on desktop icons
that do the same thing, eg, I press ctrl alt o for outlook express.
Beware the grue!
Dark.
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besides, the man has so much money, shaking him until lots of cash falls out
you could use it to pay off everyone else :D.
Beware the Grue!
dark.
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Hello all,
Ironically, this article just came up in my RSS feeds, and I highly recommend
reading it. Sheer brilliance.
http://www.greenheartgames.com/2013/04/29/what-happens-when-pirates-play-a-game-development-simulator-and-then-go-bankrupt-because-of-piracy/
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That's rather cool. A very neat idea. Good on them for doing it.
Dallas
On 01/05/2013, at 23:26, Draconis i...@dracoent.com wrote:
Hello all,
Ironically, this article just came up in my RSS feeds, and I highly recommend
reading it. Sheer brilliance.
LOL, he probably loses more money per hour, by mistakingly dropping it, or
other various ways, and we would make in several years. LOL.
Dallas
On 01/05/2013, at 22:53, dark d...@xgam.org wrote:
besides, the man has so much money, shaking him until lots of cash falls out
you could use it to
More secure, does not necessarily mean antivirus. Yes, having an anti-virus
package in place can help, but in the end, viruses are actually the least of
your worries. There are a lot of gaps in Windows XP, that have yet to be
filled. Ways and means, that people can use, to get hold of
hello i have a suggestion to the developer of soundscape exploere if able.
since i have a saiteckSD290 pro which is a usb 4 access 6 button joystick would
you be able to integrate joystick support as an optional input? you could have
the trigger button 1 to fire main weapon and you could assign
Hi Dark,
Actually, there is an important difference here. When you press
alt+control+o to launch Outlook Express it launches a new instance of
the program. What makes pinning programs to the Task Bar special is if
the application is running pressing the hot key for the application
will
Hi Dark,
No, UI Automation wouldn't effect Dosbox one way or another because
Dosbox doesn't use the Windows API which is precisely why it doesn't
work in the first place. UI Automation is simply a bridge between
Windows applications built using the standard Windows API and adaptive
technologies
Hi Dark, if you can get to an Apple store you can try a Mac to your heart's
content. :)
Also, if you run a virtual machine, you do not need virus protection. YOu back
up your VM and if something happens to it, you simply throw it away and bring
up the backup. Since you're not running Windows
Hi Dark,
Since you insist on appraising Windows 7 totally on the basis of
benefits here are some benefits to consider. They may be important to
you or not but here are some things to consider all the same.
1. UI Automation. As mentioned earlier this is a new API available for
Windows 7 and
Ian,
Obviously, games which have nearly all of the content hosted only on
the server, such as muds, are much more piracy proof, but there are a
lot of shades of grey in between fully server side and fully client
side. Yes, there will always be ways to hack game executables, but
some are a lot
Hi,
Not only that, but if you are not putting your Windows VM on the
Internet then your chances of getting a virus or some other nasty
piece of malware is slim. If your VM is not exposed to high risk
situations like Internet sites, email infections, etc then it will
probably be pretty safe, and
Hi Dallas,
Agreed. It is sort of amusing because as you said Microsoft has stuck
with the XP look and feel for so long that users forgot what it was
like to go from Windows 3.1 to Windows 95 or from Windows 98 to XP.
Both offered major changes in the user interface and I don't remember
people
Hi James,
FYI it is called Linux not Linnex. Just thought you might want to know
the proper spelling. Do you hav a distribution in mind?
Cheers!
On 5/1/13, James Bartlett jab8...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
because of all the stuff I've seen mS put there costumers throu the
years and just
Hi Scott,
No. UI Automation is strictly speaking only available for Windows 7
and Windows 8.. I'm not sure if Microsoft has plans of making it
available for Windows Vista, but I know they have no plans to make it
available for XP. Given the fact XP is about to be dropped anyway I
can't say I am
Hi Stephen,
Yes, it does. UI Automation was initially developed and released for
Windows 7, but naturally is included on Windows 8 as a part of the new
OS as well.
On 5/1/13, Stephen whocr...@internode.on.net wrote:
Doesn't UIA automation work on windows 7 too?
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Hi Dallas,
Yes, I know that. The issue in question was comparing Windows 8 to
Windows XP not Windows 8 to Windows 7. So from that perspective
pinning apps to the Task Bar is certainly a Windows 8 thing from the
point of view of a XP user. :D
Cheers!
On 5/1/13, Dallas O'Brien
Hi Tom,
Thanks, good to know. So then, what would happen for a screen reader
user who was attempting to use a program under XP if a developer had
gone with UI Automation as their accessibility API? Do the screen
readers have some way of bridging the gap between UI Automation and
MSAA, or would
That was a great article. Thanks for posting it.
Amazing to see how bad the numbers are just as Dennis said.
And the article also pointed out the trend toward online games which
seem the only way to really stop pirates.
The concept of trying to inconvenience pirates more than paying users is
Hi Dennis,
Thanks for taking the time to explain that further. I found it very
enlightening.
I guess there are ways I had not thought about to further secure a
client side game.
Much appreciated,
Ian Reed
On 5/1/2013 9:41 AM, Dennis Towne wrote:
Ian,
Obviously, games which have nearly
Yes I do know that little tidbit, but I was just joking around l o l. I was
just trying to add a little huommer to the topic. I think that some people
are missunderstanding what Dark was trying to say. He's not pointing the
finger at the programers. Just at MS for not thinking things out like
Ok, so I finally decided to try this game last night and I've created a
Mage/Cleric character. Bt I'm having a problem in the graveyard quest. I
found what I believe is the secret treasure room where there's a whip on
a pedestal bt I can't seem to get it. It says something about binding
and
I'm not sure exactly what item you're talking about (it's been a
while since I've been there), but you could try one of a few
things. In order to pick up a binding item you need to know one
of it's names. For example, get whip ped instead of get all
ped. If you can't guess one of the names of
L O L
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say take whip pedastal
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From: Bryan Peterson bpeterson2...@cableone.net
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 1:46 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Help in Alter Aeon?
Ok, so I finally decided to try this game last night and I've
Hello
this is something that a a lot of people don't know about Mr.gates, But
do you know that he has anarest rackerd. I Found it back like 6years ago. I
don't know what it was for, but it was def his mug shot. it looked to me to
be from the 70s. I'll never forget that smile and those big
Hello
have you tried to type get or take whip? oh and I sergest that you level
your necro or war next there 2 realy good classes to have for fighting.
Hope to see you in game
James
a. k. a.
Caspero
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Exactly. I eventually had to type get whip ped. But now I'm trying to
locate the Ancient Necromancer and the Vampiress, but I've explored
everywhere ithe Masoleum or so it seems.
But thou must!
On 5/1/2013 1:29 PM, James Bartlett wrote:
Hello
have you tried to type get or take whip? oh
Hi Gang,
After reading thrut he emails, I think that in the end, Tom is correct.
As much as I like XP, and enjoy my desktop and all the things I know how to do
with it, I fear there is no real choice.
Eventually, sooner rather then later, audio Game developers need to advance
their technology,
Hi all,
I just did an update on my Kindle app on my iPad. The writeup indicated
that it improved accessibility to blind and VI users. I have not had a
chance to check it out, but wanted to let you all know that Kindle apps
on Apple Products might be more accessible than they have previously
I'm sorry, but I don't see how just because jaws can't access windows eight
correctly, that it means windows eight is in accessible. Due to the fact that
NVDA works with it perfectly well, and yes, I have tested jaws 14 myself. And I
agree, JAWS 14 is hopeless in windows eight. But I don't
Is it possible to do this? It gets distracting to hear other people
talking while i'm trying to hear the descroption of the area. LOL.
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Exactly, and although I have yet to use a Mac to any great extent, I can see
the benefits of how their Scheme works. Upgrade slowly, get the users used to
something slowly, so that it's not a jarring experience.
And of course means, that they don't tend to bring in new features very
quickly,
Just turn off the channels you don't want to here.
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To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Date sent: Wed, 01 May 2013 14:53:38 -0600
Subject: [Audyssey] Stopping message popups in Alter Aeon?
Is it possible to
How do you do this. I did read the readme but I didn't see that, unless
I just missed it.
But thou must!
On 5/1/2013 3:29 PM, john wrote:
Just turn off the channels you don't want to here.
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To: Gamers Discussion list
typehelp channel to get more help.
Type gossip to turn off the gossip channel.
type newbie to turn off the newbie channel.
type auction to turn off the auction channel.
I think you get the gist.
Ian Reed
On 5/1/2013 3:32 PM, Bryan Peterson wrote:
How do you do this. I did read the readme but
Oh, you can also type this:
newbie how do I turn off the chat channels?
which will send a chat message to the newbie channel. There are always
Alter Aeon gurus hanging around to answer questions including Dentin
sometimes.
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Hi.
is it worth it even trying to install the bavisoft games on win7?
I have a new system and am slowly moving things over.
Ofcause I still use this old one quite heavily.
is there any worth in loading g or chillingham on the new box?
I may as well know before I do that.
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Hey Shawn I played them on my laptop which is a digital audio work station
and they seemed to work fine. I did remove them because I got another
computer with xp on it.
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Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013
well josh I just read the article and I get it where he is coming from.
To be honest I am not going after the little guys although some may
get in the way but thats just bad luck more than anything, the big
companies that price through the roof and licencing unfairly are my targets.
They
well thats a good point for vms keeping your host os secure is fine.
At 03:16 AM 5/2/2013, you wrote:
Hi Dark, if you can get to an Apple store you can try a Mac to your
heart's content. :)
Also, if you run a virtual machine, you do not need virus
protection. YOu back up your VM and if
I aggree with you on that tom.
I am still working on xp and 7 on 2 laptops.
I have not done to much gaming on the 7 box though as I have spent
most of my time sorting out files.
At 03:40 AM 5/2/2013, you wrote:
Hi Dark,
Since you insist on appraising Windows 7 totally on the basis of
Hmmm I would aggree with ou tomas but really, my issue is that ms
just banged changes on us.
If it was slowly done then maybe it wouldn't matter.
At 04:04 AM 5/2/2013, you wrote:
Hi Dallas,
Agreed. It is sort of amusing because as you said Microsoft has stuck
with the XP look and feel for so
aah ok.
thanks for this.
I probably won't be going to 7 for a day or two, burned out sorting
and clearing my drive of extranious items.
At 10:40 AM 5/2/2013, you wrote:
Hey Shawn I played them on my laptop which is a digital audio work
station and they seemed to work fine. I did remove them
Hey, 23 messages about my recordings. Hot dog!!!
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On 5/1/2013 3:49 AM, Jim Kitchen wrote:
There were 320 thread titles. Here are the
You type the channel name you want to turn off, for example
gossip. If you need more help, send xorg a tell and i'll see what
I can do in-game.
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To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Date sent: Wed, 01 May
Hi Shaun.
Yes, you can indeed use your Bavisoft games with Windows 7, however make
sure user account control is turned off, also under no circumstances switch
windows while playing else the game will crash, this applies to both titles
Chillingham and Grizzly Gulch. I found this out to my ost
I've been trying my level best to ignore this thread in the hopes that
it would die, but I don't think there could be a more clear display of
what the problem is than the below. Comments inline.
On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 3:50 PM, shaun everiss sm.ever...@gmail.com wrote:
well josh I just read the
Ok, so I'm on the last of the newbie quests. I foud a man sealed in a
glasscase and according to the getting started guide on the site itself
I need to find a mallet. But for the life of me I can't figure out where
to go to find the place it said to look. I've killed a bunch of creatres
inside
aah ok.
thanks for this.
I probably won't be going to 7 for a day or two, burned out sorting
and clearing my drive of extranious items.
At 10:40 AM 5/2/2013, you wrote:
Hey Shawn I played them on my laptop which is a digital audio work
station and they seemed to work fine. I did remove them
I wonder if he has pirated in the past and continues to do so? If so, he!
should! be! nailed!
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Sent: Wednesday, May 01,
Hello gamers.
Welcome to this new audio action puzzle game, the latest release from dropdead
entertainment, the same company who brought you such classic audio games as
aliens in my backside, mucky business and rusty penny.
The object of the game is simple, change as many gamers minds as
Hello do you know if sa works with mush c only I downloaded mush c
and installed it but can not connect I think it might have some thing to me
not having a clue what I am doing so any help I would be grateful thanks in
advance
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In the east west passage that you found the red mage, ther is a northern
passage that will end in another east west passage. head east and explore
that area. You will find the mallet and some other bad guys to kill.
HTH
Keith
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From: Bryan Peterson
rotfl you funny:)
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From: dark d...@xgam.org
To: Gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 7:23 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Newly released, reacting change!
Hello gamers.
Welcome to this new audio action puzzle game, the latest release from
dropdead
Hi,
Agreed. For those users looking to upgrade to Windows 8 I found the
Jaws 14 demo to be unsatisfactory compared to free solutions like NVDA
which has continued to offer superior access to Windows 8 throughout
the betas and now the stable releases. I don't think because Jaws is a
poor product
Hi James,
Excuse me here, but what in the blue blazes does that have to do with
the topic at hand?
Cheers!
On 5/1/13, James Bartlett jab8...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello
this is something that a a lot of people don't know about Mr.gates, But
do you know that he has anarest rackerd. I Found
Hi.
This was an interesting article.
Has anyone figured out how to navigate through the screens on a Windows
computer with JAWS?
Christina
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Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 9:26 AM
To: Gamers
Hi Dark,
Is this funny or vindictive?
If it was meant as light hearted then I will admit it is very creative.
Otherwise I'd like to point out that most of the content seems in
response to a thread that you started by challenging small time indie
developers to find a way to keep their games
Hi Scott,
Well, I just did some research on your question and it turns out that
service pack 3 for XP contains UI Automation so in answer to your
question they should receive the same or equal access as a Windows 8
user when UI Automation is used assuming the screen reader has UI
Automation
Sounds more vindictive to me, under the guise of trying to be funny. Certainly
is creative, although I can think of more productive ways to direct creativity.
For the record, Dark, our new registration system is almost entirely
transparent to end users. The only additional requirement is an
Hi Dark,
Lol! I have to say this was a pretty funny spoof.
Cheers!
On 5/1/13, dark d...@xgam.org wrote:
Hello gamers.
Welcome to this new audio action puzzle game, the latest release from
dropdead entertainment, the same company who brought you such classic audio
games as aliens in my
Gotcha. Thanks for the explanation man, helped a lot.
Scott
On 5/2/13, Thomas Ward thomasward1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Scott,
Well, I just did some research on your question and it turns out that
service pack 3 for XP contains UI Automation so in answer to your
question they should receive
Hi Ian,
Honestly I think it was a bit of both. I think Dark was trying to be
funny, but the over all tone of the joke was a bit vindictive towards
Draconis Entertainment and was aimed at Josh specifically for trying
to change Dark's mind about newer Windows releases.
Cheers!
On 5/1/13, Ian
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