Hi Chris,
I can't imagine it's different for a Windows 7 Pro installation, so
tell me how you defined the right arrow key in the cursor keys list.
Dave
At 12:10 PM 3/9/2016, you wrote:
Using Windows 10, Outlook, Word, and Notepad I'm seeing the same
result as Steve.
The right arrow speaks the character I just left.
Chris
Chris
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Dave,
I just tried this in NotePad and it worked fine. The RIGHT ARROW spoke the
character I just left instead of the character that the cursor was on.
Which application are you using when you try this?
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
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Subject: Key Definitions for Cursor Keys Still Messed Up
Hi GW Staff and List
I've been complaining about the definitions for cursor control keys
since WE9.0 came out and they are still not correct. Up through
Version 8 I could define the right arrow key to read the character
before the character the right arrow moves to.I've tried it with the
various options at the top of the list and I've tried using an
"execute hot key" with the definition to read the character just
left. It doesn't work. What's more, once I've done that I can't
return to the default definition. I had to restore the default and
redefine everything today just to get back to reading the character
landed on when I press right arrow. I suggest Doug and the other
programmers look at Version 8 and see how it works and then try it
with version 9.
Unhappy, but still devoted to Window-Eyes.
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