[access-uk] Re: How do you wake up a silent computer?\
- From: "Peter Logue" <peterlogue@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Tue, 1 Mar 2005 08:26:35 -0500
Ah, thanks Ray. Tried Carol's idea. But Jaws doesn't often work with
that insert F11 nonsense.
Peter
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Peter.
To run the volume control panel from the 'Run' dialogue, type:
sndvol32
I know that one appeared here some time back, but I'd forgotten
it. Where did I get it? at:
http://users.accesscomm.ca/gbraun/wxp/shortcut.htm
This page is full of similar command type timesavers - if you can
remember them all, (smile).
HTH.
Ray
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From: "Peter Logue" <peterlogue@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 8:21 PM
Subject: [access-uk] Re: How do you wake up a silent computer?\
It would help if I knew the volume control shortcut to type into
the run
command field, like typing Outlook to launch Outlook or calc to
run
calculator.
Peter
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Ray, here is what to do. If you have to phone your friend, this
is what
he does. First, make sure that Jaws is loaded.
1. hit the windows key.
2. hit the letter P.
3. Hit enter.
4. Hit the letter E.
5. Hit the letter V.
Wait a second or four.
6. Now tab twice.
7. hit the spacebar once.
If you phone him and run him through this procedure all should be
well,
assuming he has his computer on Classic mode.
Peter
Peter
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Hi list.
A friend, the same one who had to ddowngrade to Windows XP home to use
JAWS standard and who needed help with BT interenet, has had another
problem, and not just once. The speech and sound from his computer have
just vanished!
He's totaly blind so its very hard to tell him what he might do to get
the PC up and talking again. So, folks, how do you get sound back when
it vanishes?
No, the speakers are connected and OK, the volume is turned up. There's
just no sound. I think it is the mixer volume controls being altered,
most likely a mute setting. So, is there a command, or some sort of
script file that stands a good chance of recovering lost sound? Such a
thing ought to be possible to help, at least in some cases. Any
thoughts? Ray
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