Several questions? And comments:
How do you wish to connect this display - Bluetooth or USB?
Do you have the appropriate display drivers, supplied by the manufacturer?
Do you know that Window-Eyes supports this display? Actually - have just
checked and it looks like it does.
I am not
Hi Marc.
Will AI Squared shift away from its policy of not allowing online purchases
from overseas customers?
-Original Message-
From: Talk [mailto:talk-bounces+vdodd=xtra.co...@lists.window-eyes.com] On
Behalf Of Marc Solomon via Talk
Sent: Friday, 6 March 2015 3:23 a.m.
To:
Thanks Marc.
I have taken your advice.
I urge other international customers to pick up Marc's suggestion.
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Marc Solomon [mailto:msolo...@aisquared.com]
Sent: Friday, 6 March 2015 12:53 p.m.
To: Vaughan Dodd; 'Window-Eyes Discussion List'
Subject:
Hi all.
Hoping that someone can give correct details for emailing David Wu, who I
understand from published material is the AI Squared Chief Executive.
If Mr Wu is no longer the top man, I'd would appreciate knowing to whom my
email should be sent.
Many thanks.
Vaughan.
Greetings everyone.
This is really a Windows issue, not a window-eyes one, so off list replies
may be more helpful to everyone.
Please email replies to vd...@xtra.co.nz
I have stacks of spare storage space, and when the pc was first built, I had
a separate drive for user and data
Where is this archived please?
And: please make it a practice to provide the GMT time as well as an archive
address. It seems to be overlooked by Ai Squared that there are Window-Eyes
owners, who have actually purchased their license, who don't live in the
United States.
Vaughan.
I have two contrasting experiences with version 9.1.
On my 8.1. 64 bit machines, 9.1 has proven to be the most stable of
Window-Eyes releases. I do experience some problems with the rewrite of
browser support, where lines are repeated and some inconsistencies exist
with links loading, but
A correction: I should have said Windows enterprise. Individual pcs boot up
and load all of their settings off a howst server. Individual users cannot
modify settings. I can't even get the startmenu to work how I would like. I
wish I could independently install and configure Window-Eyes similar
Similar experiences to those described by Alan, and quite different setup.
Windows 8.1. Professional (64 bit) using primarily Internet Explorer, and an
occasional switch to Firefox.
Window-Eyes 9.1. for me has been the most stable across several versions.
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
[mailto:talk-bounces+andrew.baracco=va@lists.window-eyes.com] On Behalf
Of Vaughan Dodd via Talk
Sent: Thursday, April 02, 2015 1:31 PM
To: 'Jeremy Curry'; 'Window-Eyes Discussion List'; t...@window-eyes.com
Subject: [EXTERNAL] RE: Tek Talk Tonight
Where is this archived please?
And: please make
Hi Yusuf.
What you are grappling with are the current shortcomings of Window-Eyes's
Braille support. Not specific to the Braillaint regardless of its model. I'm
looking for improvements unmerous improvements) with the next release of
Window-Eyes.
Vaughan.
Sent from my iPhone
On
I tok the survey a short time ago, and upon completion, I found myself
feeling quite cynical about AI Square's prorities.
Specificallyh: no mention of braille, but referfence to magnification.
There were no questions relating to customer support, or the absence thereof
if you live outside the
Window-Eyes will work with Windows 10 when Windows 10 is released. The
readme already makes it clear that version 9.1. has preliminary support for
the new operating system. At the time of release of Window-Eyes 9.1, Windows
10 was not ready for commercial release.As an ordinary user,
of an issue to them right now. I hope that Braille remains a priority for
AISquared and that Window-eyes will continue to work on improving its braille
support as needed.
Kevin Huber
On 6/19/15, Vaughan Dodd via Talk talk@lists.window-eyes.com wrote:
I tok the survey a short time ago
This is an excelent opportunity to once again request (now
with urgency) improvements to braille support. Secondly: improvements as to
how Window-Eyes operates in corporate environments. And thirdly: online
sales availability for those of us outside of the United States. Adding
Hi all.
I installed the latest Windows 10 preview yesterday.
After being reminded by list members of the need to uninstall Window-Eyes,
and relying on Narrator, the install, in the form of an upgrade, went
smoothly. Narrator should be more helpful, but this is Microsoft afterall.
Window-Eyes
Hello Jeremy.
Thank you for this reassurance. At time of v9.2 release, I purchased and
paid for the Software Maintenance agreement, affirming my confidence in
continued development of Window-eyes.
However: Window-eyes has languished. As one of those loyal customers,
whereas I would have once
Brice: I hope that the information you were given was incorrect, as I have
to order the new version soon. It surely is possible to provide the details
for the serial number to be valid in real time, immediately after the card
has been confirmed.
I guess I'll find out soon enough?
I certainly
Hi all.
Perhaps I'm missing something which to others is very clear, but help would
be appreciated.
Doug has advised that Windows 10 will block all versions prior to
Window-Eyes 9.2. So: if we have just chosen to buy the 9.2 upgrade,
(without the cd) we cannot reinstall Window-Eyes from scratch
In the end: purchasing is a commitment to the on-going development and
availability of Window-eyes. The free offer with Office actually meanhs
that people are sponging off the rest of us. If everyone decided not to
purchase, there would be no on-going development, no customer support, no
Agree with all of this.
I do note that although File Explorer is sluggish, it is still faster for me
than with 8.1 or Seven (Windows) and I think we will see a flurry of updates
from Microsoft soon.
I do believe that support for Windows seven must diminish, and I encourage
Windows Seven users to
My speculation is that there will be an updated Window-Eyes. We've already
seen a comment from an AI Squared staffer that a private beta Is in use, and
that is clearly going to be influenced by Windows 10.
I successfully installed a Windows 10 insider preview over Windows 8.1, as
have other list
Hi all.
Knowing that nothing is officialy supported, but still hopeful that the good
folks at AI Squared are hammering at the folks in Redmondd for improved
accessibility, I offer the following experience.
I have had lots of problems with Audible today, and most importantly for
Window-Eyes, the
Well: I do have to correct you.
The two other major players in the Windows screen reader market place are at
least as ready as AI Squared. Freedom Scientific are actively promoting the
steps that people njeed to take with a free upgrade of JFW confirmed for
close to Windows 10 launch date.
AI
Hi Peter.
A voice of reason amidst the noisy chaos, but there are a couple of things
about which I disagree or am otherwise unclear.
Where is the reference to Window-Eyes being regarded as the top screen reader?
Certainly, the most recent WebAim web access survey reports an increase in
Is trying a re-install of the driver under Windows Compatibility worth
attempting?
I admit to finding this very strange: I am fortunate in having several braille
displays, but not the Brailliant, and I have not had any driver installation
issues. A driver for 8.1 should work, if you can
Hi Jeremy.
Like others, I did not see the alt-text, using Outlook. So in what way are we
being teased?
Thanks.
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Talk
[mailto:talk-bounces+vaughan.dodd001=msd.govt...@lists.window-eyes.com] On
Behalf Of Jeremy Curry via Talk
Sent: Tuesday, 20
Agreed. The old style of "guess what" and so forth was more meaningful.
"Guess what: Window-Eyes version 9.5 is coming. Today, we take a look at new
and improved braille support" etc.
Or maybe: "guess what - Window-Eyes 9.5 is coming. Today we talk about how
customers from outside of the
Hi all.
I believe that such a patch is coming: Windows 10 and all that.
I do have to say though, that I understand Vic's sentiment. Window-
eyes simply functions badly on my Windows seven machine, especially with
Outlook and other office products. It is a better behaved application with
I can confirm that cd ripping is very doable as I've done this frequently on a
similar system as described below.
I do consider however that sometimes iTunes is a little slow, but maybe my
library is getting larger all of the time as well.
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Talk
Greetings.
Unless you are having extremely bad luck, Window-Eyes doesn't need anything
done to it.
It really does depend upon the interface between Audible's software and iTunes.
For instance - Itunes versions 12.x require the pc to be reauthorised for
audible. The Audible Download Manager
Hi all.
Does anyone have suggestions for improving the accessibility performance of
Amerisoft DVD ripper?
I've purchased it because of its promise to integrate cvd rips into Itunes.
I wish to play DVD movies via my Apple Tv and Home Sharing.
I'm currently of the impression that it will work
Greetings Steve.
The "magic trick" is to request a downloadable installation of 9.2 from AI
Squared, which may come off your SMA, or which you purchase prior to delivery.
The upgrade file is not a complete install.
The downloadable install is the alternative to the cd, and it contains your
has been released. As I have mentioned to you before, your
suggestions are being reviewed and documented. And, we greatly appreciate your
feedback.
Regards,
Marc
-Original Message-
From: Talk [mailto:talk-bounces+msolomon=aisquared@lists.window-eyes.com]
On Behalf Of Vaughan Dodd via
I am looking forward to downloading the new Window-Eyes this evening my time.
I am also encouraged that amongst the enhancements, read-to-end has been
redesigned for proper synchronising with braille displays.
However: there is a long list of needed braille support updates, which I have,
along
Hi all.
I hope the following is understandable: it is a feature I'd like to see
incorporated into the next release of Window-eyes.
My local newspaper's online edition is becoming more cluttered with promotions
of services and products. For example: above each article, there are
opportunities
Jed: I think you've drawn a short straw, as I can vouch for two sets of
experiences.
My work situation with Window-eyes v9.2. on Windows seven was totally
unsatisfactory. After persistence, they agreed to replace the work station
with a higher spec machine. Significant performance
The old 32 bit versions of Windows can only use 3gb, and I also agree that
eight is probably now the minimum specs but it is only of proper value if the
Windows version is 64 bit.
Lots of legacy stuff within Windows still is 32 levels of performance, and I
think this is also true of individual
Hi all.
My employer has made great strides in developing an accessible PDF form.
However: I notice that as I experiment with the form, I cannot get braille
display output.
I have an alva 640 Comfort, but I may also try my Braille Sense U2 or my
Braille Edge. However - in general - is this a
Hi Ray.
I hope the following is helpful.
All the displays with which I am familiar have the Bluetooth and USB
connectivity. Window-Eyes supports a wide range of displays, many of which
are legacy. However: I regard Window-Eyes braille support as no longer at
cutting edge. And one universal
Yes: and I suggest that people go and check out AI Squared presentation from
CSUN - url not readily available to me. Lots of optimism, and plenty of talk
about Fusion, and the rewriting of braille support. Good things: now possibly
trashed.
Against my better judgement, I renewed my SMA. I
And add that hideous copy protection system.
The old GW Micro always behaved ethically in my opinion, and although I have
always been forthright regarding some aspects of how customer sales and service
is delivered to those of us outside the U.S., Window-eyes has always been a
good
Hi Doug and list.
I need to thank you Doug for the positive perspective and the sincerity of what
you have said.
I just hope that internally, there is product design collaboration, and if that
is so, user concern, (including mine) will of course disipate.
You are one of those great software
This might mean that you can enter Hebrew in braille without any real effort.
Don't know if Window-eyes itself supports Hebrew, whether it relies on
Microsoft or in general - how multilingual versions work. Could be exciting
though!
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Talk
If John Blake is the type of CEO that he is being portrayed as being,
much of this feedback will be geting to him. I actually believe that he
could show some leadership though, and as soon as practicable, tell us
how the new company will stay committed to Ai Squared products.
There is
How does this impact on users' experiences with Window-Eyes?
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Talk
[mailto:talk-bounces+vaughan.dodd001=msd.govt...@lists.window-eyes.com] On
Behalf Of Olusegun -- Victory Associates LTD, Inc. via Talk
Sent: Thursday, 23 June 2016 2:58 a.m.
To: 'Mike
I have a similar hope. For sometime, I have wondered whether the big
corporates find this industry difficult to deal with, because although the big
league might claim a commitment to accessibility, each product manufacturer in
our niche tackles the problem differently. That said: the new
I think that what you say here is valid: but let us remember the source
of the interview - a publication owned and operated by Freedom
Scientific. Thus - there must inevitably be a degree of bias, and the
interview and the now archived podcast is a public relations exercise.
Whilst I hope
Marc: thank you for making this available, and I believe it to be helpful,
optimistic and informative. I'm not a regular subscriber to FS casts, so glad
I don't have to look for it.
For the critics, it stands to reason that a new Vice President of a new
corporate group should be positive.
Greetings.
Have you tried disabling the driver from within device manager?
Good luck.
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Talk
[mailto:talk-bounces+vaughan.dodd001=msd.govt...@lists.window-eyes.com] On
Behalf Of Larry Higgins via Talk
Sent: Tuesday, 23 February 2016 10:18 a.m.
To:
Pam: because Microsoft has effectively trashed Internet Explorer as its long
term application for internet access. However: in so doing - it did not built
accessibility into the new Edge browser.
It is probably likely that Internet Explorer will be available for some time
yet, but its days
Hi Dave.
Think the below went to the list by mistake.
It happens to us all!
Best.
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Talk
[mailto:talk-bounces+vaughan.dodd001=msd.govt...@lists.window-eyes.com] On
Behalf Of Dave Basden via Talk
Sent: Thursday, 11 February 2016 1:15 p.m.
To: Marc
No change, but when I had a recent experience similar to yours, I suggested
that an autoresponse be put in place.
Developing this further: I think a job number should be included in the
auto-reply, so that it can be referenced as part of customer follow-up and
staff reply.
Vaughan.
Yes to the below: and hopefully significant updates to braille support, and
although not necessary for me, touch screen support.
Maybe tomorrow?
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Talk
[mailto:talk-bounces+vaughan.dodd001=msd.govt...@lists.window-eyes.com] On
Behalf Of Dennis Long
>
Subject: Re: update to 9.3
I prefer a keyboard over touch.
On 3/3/2016 5:49 PM, Don H via Talk wrote:
> Had one of the AI squared staff tell me that he didn't think touch
> support was that important since we would still have to use a keyboard.
>
> On 3/3/2016 5:40 PM, Vaughan Dod
There is the Window-Eyes app, already pre-installed. As I don't use it, I
shouldn't comment on its usability, apart from observing that it might need to
be fine tuned each time iTunes is updated.
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Talk
I'm expecting Microsoft to be held to account at the two big conventions later
this year. Lots of hand wringing a year ago when MS said "sorry" for not
making Edge accessible - for how long can they stay "sorry?"
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Talk
I do not use these programmes, so my question is asked from the position of
ignorance!
Rather than a lurch back to Windows seven, might it be possible for apps to be
written? I guess that's a question for the attention of AI Squared software
developers.
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
Yes: intracorporate non-communications.
I listened to a great deal of ACB's Convention last year, where Microsoft
promoted its commitment to accessibility as being directed by its new Chief
Executive, and whilst I think we await outcomes with cautious optimism, this
Edge mistake should not
Yes.
The advantage is that in theory at least, Windows is properly configured
through updates and personalisation. Theory isn't always correct of course.
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Talk
[mailto:talk-bounces+vaughan.dodd001=msd.govt...@lists.window-eyes.com] On
Behalf Of
Hi Mickey.
I find this aspect of web access problematic, and I've never had success with
Audible. I think there are variations in how pages are designed.
I went to my bank, which uses drop-downs for some of the menus.
If we are talking about the same thing, the best that I have found is to
I believe some of those issues have been resolved - the Ultra was not directly
compatible, and there were/are documented workarounds. However: should be less
problematic with Window-Eyes v9.4.
However: it raises once again the need for AI Squared to completely overhaul
its braille support.
Russ: thank you for advertising this.
I have listened to the podcast, and whilst not wishing to criticise Main
menu, I do have to say that it seems that the good folks of ACB Radio
have sold the Microsoft line.
Of particular concern is that Microsoft's blocking of screen reader
access
I have been aware of a similar bug with web browsers, and also knew that
it had been reported. Should have been fixed for WLM and for web browsing.
Oh well: with large spoonfuls of disillusionment!
Vaughan.
On 7/29/2016 12:09 AM, Davy Cuppens via Talk wrote:
Hi folks
The subject says
Thanks for clarification Russ: I did assume (incorrectly) that you might have
been involved behind the scenes.
All the best.
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Talk
[mailto:talk-bounces+vaughan.dodd001=msd.govt...@lists.window-eyes.com] On
Behalf Of Russ Kiehne via Talk
Sent: Monday,
Hey guys: whilst I'm cynical about Microsoft's commitment, we have to
understand that AI Squared staffers cannot use this list to flame Microsoft.
Their employer has a professional relationship with MS, and whilst users can
and do express opinions contrary to those of AI Squared employees, it
Hi Marc.
I'm perhaps tempting fate - are you signaling that in fact, Window-eyes is
close to having the interface we need?
I can check for myself as to the real user's experience of course when the
anniversary of Windows 10 gets to a machine near me.
Vaughan.
Understand if non-disclosure
Thanks for the post.
I do think we should be cautious about this. Apart from the fact that the guy
is a teacher - teacher of what and of whom - his credentials are not clearly
identified. So his views are just as good or just as bad as any one elses.
Many of us use apps not included in his
It is John Blake - CEO of the new group. Not Bob as previously said.
Still hope we'll see some decisive news from VFO soon.
Vaughan.
---
This email and any attachments may contain information that is confidential and
subject to legal privilege. If you are not the
Sky, Pam et al: ultimately - what will VFO Group do?
The screen reader industry is changing. The pattern is that individuals do not
wish to buy screen readers anymore. There are good reasons for that, and as
none of the screen readers are perfect, because in part Microsoft's support of
third
Robin: suggest checking the manual - getting started, system requirements.
I expect that today's minimum spec machines will do what you require, but I
would not have said so two years ago.
Good luck.
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Talk
Hi all.
Is there a way of globally deleting all of the hot keys for a specific braille
display and then setting up new keys from scratch?
I have an Alva Comfort 640, and a number of the hot keys are incorrect. For
instance: they refer to the "smart pad" which relates to older displays. I've
Hi all.
I find this discussion disturbing, and wonder if we are dealing with some
machine specific behaviours.
I've listened to two podcasts regarding Windows 10. The Main Menu episode
featuring Narrator's improvements did not discuss possible installation of 10
issues. Neither did Jonathan
Kevin: I appreciate Marc posting the explanation, and your comment below is the
true reality check.
If I understand Microsoft's presentation via Main Menu correctly, Microsoft
chose to deal with security issues as these relate to Edge, effectively side
lining screen readers. Assuming that the
hen use alt down arrow to go through the list then
>> tab to get to the next combo box and alt down arrow for this one too.
>> both with browse mode off.
>> i don't know how you would do this with brail.
>>
>> -Original Message- From: Vaughan Dodd via Talk
>
Greetings all.
Hope that the new corporate will fix the below when Window-eyes version 9.5 or
10 comes out?
My online banking site uses a combo box from within which to select a specific
payee.
When moving up or down the list with standard cursor movement keys, speech
drops out, but braille
Hi Don.
Glad that at least one paying customer is getting a level of support that
should be expected.
My experience is frustrating.
I no longer request the DVD, as the last one took more than six weeks to
arrive. I like the option of requesting a personalised downloadable edition of
the
Might be a gamble: given that support for XP from AI Squared and Microsoft has
gone, if it fails it might be time to say goodbye to your old friend!
Someone more Windows savvy than I am will probably be more helpful though.
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Talk
Actually yes: and some of us have. We've contacted VFO and I for one never
even got the courtesy of an auto response.
And further yes: alert people through opinion and evidence that what is
happening is important, and that assuming that VFO still has someone looking
after this list through AI
Peter: that is my very point.
Certainly - off list - Doug did comment to me in a purely support question way,
and I was glad to receive it and my misunderstanding was resolved. Doug, David
Wu and Eric Dammery are all on the Executive group of VFO, and all know what is
going on.
So: fantastic
Greetings everyone.
There are many omissions with respect to the release of Window-
Eyes v95.4.
Given that all previous versions in the version nine cycle had this
certificate failure issue which the new version fixes, why did not Ai
Squared offer up new install links for payhing customers so
Mike: did you complete your installation by running the patch to fix the
certificate authentication problem?
That's an offered guess to try and be helpful - do't know if that is the
cause.
Vaughan.
On 1/30/2017 5:06 AM, Mike via Talk wrote:
Hello Everyone
I have had to reinstall
The latest Podcast from Blind Bargains discusses this topic. The VFO
grab and squash, (my spin) is the number one event of 2016 according to
the panel members, and there is consensus that the merger, which is part
of an industry wide contraction, may not be truly beneficial to end users.
that you're that unhappy with?
On 1/28/2017 5:36 PM, Vaughan Dodd via Talk wrote:
Greetings everyone.
There are many omissions with respect to the release of Window-
Eyes v95.4.
Given that all previous versions in the version nine cycle had this
certificate failure issue which the new version
Jim: just evidence and the silence from VFO.
Vaughan.
On 1/30/2017 9:48 AM, Jim via Talk wrote:
Hi there!
What am I missing..? Has there been some official word as to the
demise of Window-Eyes? If so, when was this word released? To my
knowledge there has been no such word. If there
I am disappointed that industry insiders seemed unable or unwilling to
investigate what has been going on.
Such investigations are expensive, but the NFB used to be very good at
exposing unethical and dishonest behaviour. Those occasional lifting
the lids on bad agency practices were what
Curtis: I agree with much of what you have said below.
Add: my stupid confusion over who, where, what, Window-Eyes. The Readme
talks about AI Squared. It does not promote VFO Group. Neither does it
include old fashioned street addresses. I am not clear as to where
Window-Eyes is based -
Hi all.
I intend to use this message to also discuss list moderation and user support
requirements.
Prompted by a list member's comment that Support did not know about the braille
display freezing problem: I've browsed through the list archives. If you do a
simple search just on braille,
Unfortunately: braile display failure when running Firefox or Internet Explorer
is a frequent occurrence, although I do not get the same error message that
you've described.
VFO are overdue in my book to fix this. When we had GW Micro, and then AI
Squared, several users reported a similar
However: wil we get significant upgrades which have ben paid for in advance?
There is a backlog of user requests for fixes, which had credibility when key
personnel were contactable. The SMA in my mind supported good customer
loyalty, and respect from within to customers who provided feeddback.
And it also seems that you can cite its Focus Braille Displays as a product
line developing a reputation, but not improved upon. And: remember their
PacMate?
This latest Window-Eyes update is really an essential fix to keep it running,
and the same was required for Zoomtext. Speaking of
Freedom Scientific, not from GW Micro. Pam.
-Original Message-
From: Vaughan Dodd via Talk
Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2017 3:35 PM
To: 'Don H' ; 'Window-Eyes Discussion List'
Subject: RE: Returning to list - what's going on with GW and AISquared
And it also seems that you can cite its Focus
With respect - even if Window-eyes development and sales cease,
continued use of Window-eyes will lock people into legacy computing.
I've just fought unsuccessfully with Window-eyes, Internet Explorer and
my bank's web site and my non-technical view is that the bank makes
changes to its
Hi all.
List member comments regarding VFO support once again raise the question
as to the future of Window-Eyes. For those who do not like this thred -
hit delete "now."
But for me - the burning question for sometime has been the absence of
critical, informed insider comment. We are in
Greetings everyone.
I'm having problems modifying a subscription for a streaming service
purchased via Itunes.
The subscription seems to be accessed by way of a heading level two, but
I can't manipulate it. Beneath the heading are the details such as
renewal date, and then there is an edit
Not negative subject lines at all: people offer them up to be
thoughtful, helpful and to demonstrate that we need to be on top of change.
Vaughan.
On 2/12/2017 4:38 AM, Veronica Smith via Talk wrote:
Why is it that we keep putting out these negative subject lines.
>From my point
Seeking to find the specifics on the AI Squared site - I might be wrong! So
far - not found any official comment, but stil looking.
Vaughan.
-Original Message-
From: Talk
[mailto:talk-bounces+vaughan.dodd001=msd.govt...@lists.window-eyes.com] On
Behalf Of John Covici via Talk
Sent:
...@lists.window-eyes.com] On Behalf
Of Vaughan Dodd via Talk
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2017 5:20 PM
To: 'cov...@ccs.covici.com'; 'Window-Eyes Discussion List'
Subject: RE: certificate revoked message from Ai Squared
Seeking to find the specifics on the AI Squared site - I might be wrong! So
far
Looks like a hoax to me. as of this morning, I've had constructive email
dialogue with Doug about a completely different issue, and so I'm reassured
that Window-eyes is still being looked after. Thus: an announcement like this
would actulaly come from an official AI Squared source. If this
I agree with you Don, but perhaps Doug does look in from time to time.
According to the notification of the need to update Window-Eyes, he does have a
management role, not a customer support function. So: managers couldn't be
expected to wade through the noise on this list as it was in the
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