[nvda] At the risk of sounding like..

a broken record..
There is still the bug in Windows update that seems to leave the IE process taking 99 percent of the processor time, effectively silencing nvda when you select a checkbox in a custom update frame. You also need to do at least one nvda f5 to get the text up in the first place after some of the choices and I guess these are nested frames of some sort.
On some machines it just crashes the windows session, on others it exits ie, and on most of the others you get this apparent lock up due to IE chacing its tail. it occurs to me that this kind of interaction between the screenreader and the application is much like the help page problem. Incidentally, I've successfully crashed OE, IE and windows Media player with the help screen action so far. 

Not problems if you aware of them of course but annoying if you forget!

Brian

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