Hi, If I understand you right, you'd like me to produce a version of Add-on Updater compatible with older stable releases with a constraint that it won't check for updated version of itself unless

Hi Group, One of the things that really used to bother me when I used JAWS from the nineties through 2011 was that at start up, there were phantom windows being displayed at start up from almost

Hi Have you tried the following for viewing youtube? It’s an interface to YouTube designed for visually impaired and it doesn’t have the ads. You get a search box for your keywords, a combo

Yes can be a good idea. We could not do that as the software had hard coded drivers for specific printers in a database but generally if those considerations are not the issue an old Inspiron can work

No on Dels of a certain age, its normally the plug in dvd/cd or floppy that the system detects as faulty. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal E-mail

Right if its a dell, and has a removable cd or floppy drive. Take it out then try a reboot. Some of these machines will not boot if a fault in a drive is detected, even if its not actually being used

I thought they were in non specific case, ie like the old type without the caps sign? Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal E-mail to:- briang1@...,

How weird. That then explains why I do an update then find it almost straight away finds some other update that was not there before. Why on earth would they're be a

Maybe as I just said, put up an old nvda fixed that is incapable of updating itself until it sees a newer version of nvda, as I tried to suggest before. Version18.xxa or

Joseph, if I might suggest something. For versions of nvda before the last stable ones, maybe you could engineer an add on updater which will not update itself until nvda itself updates but does

Yes and if like me you downloaded the add ons and installed them then the ability to use add on updateer is no longer available. This seems to be happening for any version of nvda prior to the last

Really they should be adopting good practice though. However at the moment the other issue I have is as I've said here before, on my windows 7 box the dialogues and log in screen are just blank as far

I probably wouldn’t try and rescue the computer I would take the hard drive out of it and connect it to a working computer and extract the documents A good few years ago I did do voluntary work

I have had ram sticks fail, and ports fail. I have had also got things that just went with unexpected results. A video card or tv card can do dammage a lot of that. A busted user

Actually, using the app it's way easier. However, as I'm most of the time using my computer, the app isn't something that I use that often, not really. Oh yep, I forgot to mention. Using

I find the comments hard to find as well I haven’t tried the YouTube app And different browsers display the content differently And different operating systems as well Regards Ian

Hello folks, Does anyone know how one can find, perhaps more easily than I've been doing, the comments' section on a YouTube video? It seems like a bit of a random thing when and where it

Yes, this is the same, I guess. At least both of them make the same thing, so... The only difference that I can think of is that on that Navigational Sounds you have to set manually all the

at post #2. That's what I deduced too. Still, if anyone knows of any rescue packages for the blind, they would be of good use. Plus, I can add these to the NVDA wiki. If I get some links, that is.

thanks. It let me update this time. When I tried checking for updates after the error, it said no updates were available. I just checked again, and this time, it updated just fine. Thanks