[nvda] Re: Intro and a Question

Update: I went into Klango and checked there, because there's an easy way to 
check all folders. I actually found some items that I didn't find by doing a 
regular search. One of the items found by the trusty Klango find feature was 
NVDA, and there were upwards of 400 items listed under NVDA. So I deleted all 
of them including the NVDA folder itself, tried reinstalling NVDA 0.6p3.1 and 
the problem is still there. I hope this helps somewhat.
Jake
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Jake Joehl 
  To: Non-Visual Desktop Access 
  Sent: Saturday, February 28, 2009 2:17 PM
  Subject: [nvda] Re: Intro and a Question


  Hi. Sorry for the delay in replying but I've been busy as of late. I could 
not find any log file for NVDA. I checked in the Control Panel to make sure all 
versions of NVDA were uninstalled and they are. I still have the setup file for 
R2728 so I installed that and ran it. System Access to Go was in memory when I 
downloaded the file, but I shut down SA to Go once I was ready to run Setup. I 
still got the ding from my system though. I've searched through all my 
directories and can't find any log file. 
  Jake
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: Michael Curran 
    To: nvda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
    Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2009 4:32 PM
    Subject: [nvda] Re: Intro and a Question


    Hi,

    We really need a log file if possible. Try running NVDA and then when the 
error occures, find nvda.log in your %temp% directory.

    However, when you uninstall a previous version of NVDA, check that it 
really did uninstall, by going to where ever you installed it (e.g. c:\program 
files\nvda) and making sure that directory is really gone.

    Mick



    On 22/02/2009 3:24 AM, Jake Joehl wrote: 
      Hi everyone. My name is Jake and I have used NVDA off and on ever since 
the project first started. I love it and think it has extraordinary market 
potential. In addition to using it here on my home PC, I have it installed on 
two computers at work. Recently though, I've been experiencing a rather strange 
problem. I've been using the snapshots for version 0.6p2, and this problem 
began with revision 2672 or thereabouts. Whenever I download NVDA now, I get 
the intro music but then my system bongs at me followed by complete silence. 
Funny thing is, I already have eSpeak installed for use with the betas of 
Klango version 2.1. This problem happened even before I installed the separate 
eSpeak. I have uninstalled all prior trunks and full versions of NVDA. I am 
using Windows Vista on a Dell Inspiron desktop PC, and I have System Access to 
Go loaded right now. What I don't understand here is that NVDA worked just fine 
up until this problem began occurring. Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks.
      Jake

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