[access-uk] Re: Nebula USB tuner

DigiTV has two  methods of controlling the program when minimised, namely 
pop up, which is a graphical interface or context, which is the way thee 
task bar normally operates. By default, DigiTV is set to use the pop up 
graphical interface.



To change this, you need to go into file/settings, where you are faced with 
a tree structure of all the components you can change.



By default, you are placed in the general branch, so to get back to the main 
tree you need to press the left arrow, then press the down arrow once and 
you will hear "display". Now press the right arrow key and you will be in 
the general page for the display settings.



Now press the tab key many times until you hear "system tray" and "animate 
icons", which should not be checked. Then tab once to the  second system 
tray item which is probably set to mouse hovver, you should down arrow on to 
right click. Then tab to the third system tray item where you should check 
the "auto show" box.



Tab one last time to the fourth system tray item which will say "pop up box" 
you will need to press the down arrow key to select "context menu".



Tab to the O.K. box and press the space bar.



Your system tray should now work exactly like any other windows program.



Finally, I must correct myself about turning off DigiTV through the system 
tray task bar, it does not actually say turn off it says "shut down".



Sorry about that.



Steve Green





----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dean Wilcox" <wilcoxdean@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2007 4:22 PM
Subject: [access-uk] Re: Nebula USB tuner


> As Steven explained in the post below, I'm trying to right mouse
> click on the digiTV icon on the task bar to select turn off device
> but all I seem to get are the task bar property menus.  I've tried
> the applications key and the numpad * (jaws right mouse button) with
> no luck.  When I press alt f4 to exit DigiTV, Jaws seems to move to
> the system tray and says DigiTV is sleeping one of 4 but I can't move
> through the options.  I don't suppose it matters if it stays on but
> it'd be nice if someone could help.
>
> At 15:17 30/03/2007, you wrote:
>>pressing alt plus f4 is the same as pressing the power button on the 
>>remote
>>control. DigiTV is then minimised to the task bar, but it doesn't actually
>>turn the system off.
>>
>>To completely turn off the system , use the applications key on the task 
>>bar
>>icon and select turn off then hit enter.
>>
>>However the USB device is always powered and DigiTV will spring into 
>>action
>>if you have a timer set.
>>
>>If you have any problems with using the task bar with DigiTV, send a fresh
>>post to the list and someone will explain how to set up your system to use
>>the non-graphical interface with your task bar.
>>
>>HTH
>>
>>Steve Green
>>
>>----- Original Message -----
>>From: "Dean Wilcox" <wilcoxdean@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>>To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>Sent: Friday, March 30, 2007 2:50 PM
>>Subject: [access-uk] Nebula USB tuner
>>
>>
>> > Hi,
>> > I received my Nebula USB tuner this morning and so far I'm pleased
>> > with it.  I can get the teletext page numbers up on screen but
>> > haven't managed to successfully use teletext yet, but if I can I get
>> > the feeling it'll be through a bit of messing with the Jaws cursor.
>> >
>> > I know I will use the computer most of the time for controlling the
>> > tuner and have found a way to do most things but is there a way of
>> > turning the tuner off?  When I press the power button on the remote
>> > it goes into sleep mode but can I do that from the computer?  I am
>> > surprised how accessible the software actually is!
>> >
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