John,
On the 2 machines running Win 7 in this house, I have set them
to 'Sleep' but not hibernate (advanced power settings).
So far, this has usually been OK, but again, the problem might
be a machine-specific one.
glen
On 3-Aug-2010 10:22, John Fioravanti wrote:
Hi: So I suppose you simply shut down when you're finished
with the laptop and live with it? It ashame because the standby
or hibernate modes are so convenient.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, August 02, 2010 7:47 PM
Subject: RE: jaws not behaving properly on restart
or hibernate mode on laptop
I use W7 64 bit, JAWS 11 and a HP Pavilion laptop.
When it does come out of stand by mode not all things
work as they should including Outlook 2007.
The stand by or hybernate mode has been a problem as
long as I can remember from JAWS 7 forward so i just do
not do it.
Cy, The Anasazi
No sorry I don't. There is so much variation in
configurations these days - particularly with laptops -
that it's hard to know where to start.
I once spent two days trying to figure out why
ZoomText wouldn't install on a laptop. The culpret in
the end was a little software widget which came with the
laptop which was constantly scanning for a network
printer.
Two days to find the widget, 30 seconds to delete it.
Glen
. There are so many variations with PC
configs these days - particularly with laptops - that it's
On 3-Aug-2010 09:35, John Fioravanti wrote:
Thanks for your thoughts; however, do you have any idea
Why this problem should occur simply with a restart
as well?
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, August 02, 2010 7:31 PM
Subject: Re: jaws not behaving properly on
restart or hibernate mode on laptop
I'm not an expert, but it sounds as if something is not
being stored properly when you go into and exit from
hybernate mode.
Incidentally, Freedom Scientific does not recommend
using either stand-by or hybernate mode with JAWS.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, August 02, 2010 3:13 PM
Subject: jaws not behaving properly on restart
or hibernate mode on laptop
Hi: I am using jaws 10 on a toshiba laptop with xp
pro. Recently I noticed that when I restart the laptop
computer or come out of hibernate mode, the cursors
(down and up arrows) in jaws are not behaving
properly. In otherwords, e.g., when I go to date and
time and move down to read the time setting, for
instance, it does not read. Also, in word perfect 8,
the cursors read a blank, although if I go one
character at a time to the left it will read the
letter.
Interestingly, when I shut down and turn the computer
back on, everything works fine. Any ideas? Thanks in
advance. John Fioravanti
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