It's just that some times everything is fine and there is no traffic at all.
David Ferrin
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Windows Vista. Smart Computing March 2007
- Original Message -
From: Barbara Bransky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hi friends, I have some unwanted entries in my MS config start up tab,
the fact is that some of the programmes listed there are not in my computer at
all, that is even the removed programmes , are still listed
is there any programme , that is compatible with jaws 7.0 to remove this
unwanted
StickyKeys
Pressing the SHIFT key 5 times turns on StickyKeys. StickyKeys lets you use
the SHIFT, CTRL, ALT, or Windows Logo keys by pressing one key at a time.
To keep StickyKeys on, click OK.
To cancel StickyKeys, click Cancel.
To deactivate the key combination for StickyKeys, click Settings.
I've just added five programs four of which are located under a new heading
called MISC since I didn't know where else to put them. I've also added a
driver recovery utility under system tools for XP and Vista. One of the
programs is the direct download for the free version of AVG. Hopefully
I notice the JAWS XP Pro recommendations are a screen resolution of 1024 by
768 with a 32 bit color choice. Is anyone running JAWS successfully with
the old 800 by 600 standard resolution?
thanks
Al
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Well, I spent a couple of days trying to install JFW on a vista machine
without much success. Kept getting JFW display error messages.
Until someone pointed out you must first turn off user accounts. After
that, JFW installed successfully. Please do save this tip if anyone out
there has
Hi Everyone,
After a lot of reading and a number of people calling Microsoft about vista re
activation restrictions, this is what I have found out:
1. you can re install Vista on your machine up to 5 times in six months and
after 6 months the number is reset back to 5. Where you could run
