Re: sleepmode,JAWS7 and above,Brailledisplay

  • From: "Chris Hallsworth" <christopherhallsworth71@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 9 Aug 2007 09:37:11 +0100

Does anyone have this issue when using the BrailleNote as a display? Thanks!
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Claudio Sacco 
  To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2007 9:18 AM
  Subject: RE: sleepmode,JAWS7 and above,Brailledisplay


  Hi listmembers and Bob
  I tested the tool Bob suggested and the Problem isn't fixed. After standby 
the Brailledisplay isn't reloaded. And it's deffinitely a JAWS bug. On the same 
hardware all works fine in JAWS6.2. The problem starts in all JAWS versions 
above 6.2. That is clear enough, that something has been broken. The same issue 
is also true for displays of handytech, which by chance I could test. So guys 
more ideas are welcome. I hardly can imagine, that nobody else on the world 
would like to use standby comfortably.
  Claudio



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  Objet : sleepmode,JAWS7 and above,Brailledisplay


  Hello
  I resend this message, because I didn't get a satisfying answer. Look at the 
origine message bellow. Having this problem fixed would be a great gain of 
time. If nobody has a solution to it, then perhaps a suggestion where to 
forward this message?
  Thanks
  Hi
  Putting my Computer in sleepmode, then waking it up produces a Brailledisplay 
problem.
  I'm using JAWS7.x and JAWS8.x, WinXP, USB-connection.
  Problem description:
  It would be fine, if I could use the sleepmode of my laptop for example to 
move between two offices or between two trains. When I wake my laptop up 
afterwards however, I hear the USB-connecting sound, but my display doesn't 
show anything and doesn't respond to any keymovement. This problem is happening 
since JAWS6.2. My Brailledisplay is a Satellite traveller 544. I heart that 
Displays of handytech and Baum do have the same problem, and Displays of 
Freedom scientific don't. Is this true? This has nothing to do with 
USB-connection, because a series conection shows the same problem. I haven't 
this problem with no other device connected to my computer, so it must be a 
JAWS problem. I reported this problem once upon a time and I was told, that the 
problem will be fixed; but it looks as if Freedomscientific hasn't fixed it 
even in the latest JAWS version. Aren't they interested in it?
  Please, please, please help fixing it. I don't won't loosing time each time I 
wake my computer up, by first having to shut down JAWS and reloading it. Being 
able to use the sleepmode is a right of everyone working with a computer, and 
so also for each JAWS user, isn't it.
  Thanks
  Claudio

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