Yes. Alternatively, this should work for both: import comtypes,ctypes;p=comtypes.typeinfo.LoadTypeLibEx(r"c:\windows\syswow64\oleacc.dll");ctypes.windll.oleaut32.RegisterTypeLib(p,

Hi, where can I get the addon Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Tyler, I am just trying to be absolutely sure that the only difference between that command for pre-2019.3 versions of NVDA and 2019.3 forward is the presence of the character 'u' for all versions

Hi, Makes sense. I believe someone was working on a more generic 64-bit list view support a while back, and I’m wondering if that work might be able to fix this issue. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, My Windows is Windows 10 version 1909 64-bit and TortoiseSVN is 64-bit as well. Best regards, Petr Řehák Odesláno z aplikace Pošta pro Windows 10 Od: Joseph

Hello! In my case, Windows 10 and Turtoise 64-bits... Rui Às 21:00 de 18/03/2020, Joseph Lee escreveu:

import comtypes,ctypes;p=comtypes.typeinfo.LoadTypeLibEx(r"c:\windows\syswow64\oleacc.dll");ctypes.windll.oleaut32.RegisterTypeLib(p, ur"c:\windows\syswow64\oleacc.dll", None)

Hi, Which Windows version do you have, and is this Tortoise SVN 64-bit? Cheers, Joseph

Hello, When using TortoiseSVN to commit, after the commit finishes a list view is displayed reporting items which were committed. Items as such are being announced but with no text, you hear just

Oh, and I forgot to say that my friend and I had tried it once before, but then I checked her version of NVDA, and it was 2019.1. So I had her update it, and then it worked. It would really be

Yes, the original line in #9039: importcomtypes,ctypes;p=comtypes.typeinfo.LoadTypeLibEx(r"c:\windows\syswow64\oleacc.dll");ctypes.windll.oleaut32.RegisterTypeLib(p,

Hello Joseph, Yes. I left this one as a last resort, trying all other sugggestions first. When they didn-t work, I asked my husband and we got it right. Ciao, Ollie

I-m not defensive. I asked a question, it was answered. You didn-t understand. That-s all. As I said in my previous reply to you, minunderstandings are what makes us human. Forget about it,

Gene, Tat-s ok... No problem... The issue was solved, and this is what matters... Misunderstandings are what make us human, aren-t they_ Otherwise we would be robots, and we wouldn-t be allowed to

Lol, you-re so right about hp and bloatware and all! We solved it, and while we were at it, my husband cleaned up her computer via Teamviewer, and now NVDA flies on it, and reads everyting

Nope and nope. The archive doesn't lie. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 1909, Build 18363 Power is being told you're not loved and not being destroyed by it. ~ Madonna

You realise you have sent this 5 or so times, either that or someone is bottom posting. If that is the case I don't read all the way to the bottom as I don't really have the time to do so.. I hope

Yeah--the other thing is that HP does some weird stuff w/its keyboard sometimes, especially the function keys. The other thing is that it tends to have bloatware upon bloatware running, all of which

Can you send a bug to github? or look for one? Take care Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info go to our website. to subscribe to the feed click here and you can also follow us on

English is my 2nd language. I got what she meant perfectly clear. Better for me in the future to avoid this kind of unnecessary arguments, to read the whole message instead of taking the whole meaning