RE: JAWS Dump


Hi all,
I use the dump Jaws function every time I wish to unload Jaws. For example when my sited wife wishes to read her email. The reason I use that function is because the Insert + F4 keystroke does not completely unload JFW from my system. I have found in the past after using the Ins + F4 Jaws will go quiet for a while. But every now and again when my wife opens an email or a program Jaws will say a few words and then stop. After this happens 
I am not able to reload JFW without a reboot of the computer.
Max.

on 04:20 4/12/2006, Alex Stone said:
John, The only reason given in the what's new for doing it, is to send it to FS. The only other reason I've ever used it is if jaws stops speaking and won't restart. If you do the memory dump, it will kill all jaws processes which should then allow you to restart jaws without a reboot. 
 Cheers.
Alex -----Original Message-----
From: jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of John Ramsey 
Sent: 03 December 2006 16:53
To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: JAWS Dump

Hello,
I am wondering how to do the JFW memory dump that a few of you have mentioned. I also want to know the pros and cons of doing this memory dump. Any help is appreciated. 

Take care,

John

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