Re: [Audyssey] Something that I think might have caused an issue in MOTA - not sure though

2011-04-06 Thread Jacob Kruger
OK, have now turned off that sticky key activation key combo, and also found 
another one which might have been relevant in same ease of access centre 
config section where it seemed to be offering to toggle some keys alone by 
hitting them twice in a row - not sure which ones those would be, but would 
guess would be things like alt and ctrl - but disabled that as well now, and 
if this issue doesn't reoccur, then reckon we can assume that it was 
something like that 


Will again say that am quite impressed thus far.

Stay well

Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
'...fate had broken his body, but not his spirit...'

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From: "Thomas Ward" 

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Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2011 11:33 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Something that I think might have caused an issue in 
MOTA - not sure though




Hi Jacob,

Well, I'd definitely check your accessibility options and disable
sticky keys as noone else is having any issues like that. I definitely
haven't seen any problems like that myself. It works fine on my laptop
and desktop.

Cheers!

On 4/6/11, Jacob Kruger  wrote:

Was trying it out now, and rather impressive, but after a bit while the
cursor keys would work fine, all other keystrokes would just produce a 
small

clicking sound, but nothing else happened.

My guess is that maybe pressing something like the left shift key 
multiple

times did something like activate the windows sticky keys or something,
which then did something like lock the keys like shift, ctrl, etc., but 
not

too sure since only way I could get anything to happen, apart from moving
left and right was to hit the power button to shut the computer down, and
restart it.

This is on windows7 FWIW, and I'm just guessing that it might have been 
the

sticky keys or something since couldn't even get MS narrator to start
thereafter to try find out what keystrokes I thought I was trying to 
use -

sorry.

Stay well

Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
'...fate had broken his body, but not his spirit...'
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Re: [Audyssey] Something that I think might have caused an issue in MOTA - not sure though

2011-04-06 Thread Thomas Ward
Hi Jacob,

Well, I'd definitely check your accessibility options and disable
sticky keys as noone else is having any issues like that. I definitely
haven't seen any problems like that myself. It works fine on my laptop
and desktop.

Cheers!

On 4/6/11, Jacob Kruger  wrote:
> Was trying it out now, and rather impressive, but after a bit while the
> cursor keys would work fine, all other keystrokes would just produce a small
> clicking sound, but nothing else happened.
>
> My guess is that maybe pressing something like the left shift key multiple
> times did something like activate the windows sticky keys or something,
> which then did something like lock the keys like shift, ctrl, etc., but not
> too sure since only way I could get anything to happen, apart from moving
> left and right was to hit the power button to shut the computer down, and
> restart it.
>
> This is on windows7 FWIW, and I'm just guessing that it might have been the
> sticky keys or something since couldn't even get MS narrator to start
> thereafter to try find out what keystrokes I thought I was trying to use -
> sorry.
>
> Stay well
>
> Jacob Kruger
> Blind Biker
> Skype: BlindZA
> '...fate had broken his body, but not his spirit...'
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