So if the problem happens with other screen readers that is why WE
doesn't do it either. What happen to WE being the best screen reader?
On 7/5/2015 9:47 PM, Marc Solomon via Talk wrote:
Hello Vic,
In order for Ai Squared to improve the stability of Window-Eyes, we need your
help and the help of others in the Window-Eyes community. We can only fix
problems that we know about and can reproduce. So, with all due respect, let me
respond to your plea with one of my own. Please submit any reproducible issues
that you find so we can investigate them and if possible implement a solution.
When submitting an issue, please provide the following details:
1. Description of problem
2. Computing environment: operating system version and architecture (32 or 64
bit), Window-Eyes version and synthesizer
3. Exact steps to duplicate the problem (including web page address if
applicable)
4. Expected results
5. Current results
6. Any additional comments (e.g. does this issue happen with other screen
readers, can you duplicate it reliably, etc.)
Thanks,
Marc
-----Original Message-----
From: Talk [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Vic Pereira via Talk
Sent: Sunday, July 5, 2015 8:58 PM
To: 'Window-Eyes Discussion List'
Subject: Plea for an WE Patch
Greetings
It is said that the measure of a person or organisation is how they behave
when things don't go right. After all this is when people are paying
attention.
This is my shameless plea begging for a patch from AI Square or GW Micro to
address some of the issues WE is having. When one types Window-Eyes in
Google the first GW Micro page that comes up has the following line:
"Window-Eyes is nothing less than the most stable, secure and customizable
screen reader available on the market today."
In my experience this is no longer the case. I realise that there are
processes and procedures companies must follow when implementing updates or
changes. These processes and procedures should be there to support the
business; they should not drive the business.
Yes Windows ten is around the corner. Not all of us will be jumping on this
new OS right away. Until then anything that can reduce the number of issues
by at least fifty percent will make using Window-Eyes a more positive
experience for those of us who continue to experience loss of speech, WE
deciding to stop running etc.
Vic
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