Dropbox and nvda again


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Well, We have two different machines one on 7 home the other on the main version. Both these cannot read the windows and dialogues of dropbox, though it can read the up to date, but I have asked a sighted person to look at the remote machine and they can see the preferences the share dialogue the log in dialogue which do not work on either for me.
My main issue is then, what can have caused the issue with nvda and Jaws?
My guess is that its a windows DLL which has become deregistered or for changed at some point in the past, but on both machines? That does seem awfully odd.
The one common things was that somebody inadvertently put Avast on them both some months ago, and I had to run avastclear to get rid of it. It was interfering with most stuff.
So if anyone knows which dll is implicated in not being able to read the window types these dropbox bits use, then I'm all ears and will be happy to try putting a pristine copy back.as I said before, when I did an sfc and put the stuff back it did not fix it and indeed screwed up all the email links which meant reinstalling the email clients again. Such is life in Windows I guess.


For reasons of software compatibility I cannot go windows 10 on these machines as an audio editing package which is no longer developed is in use.
Brian

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Ron Canazzi" <aa2vm@...>
To: <nvda@nvda.groups.io>
Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2018 5:23 PM
Subject: Re: [nvda] Dropbox and nvda again


Hi Group,


I also have the same results as Clare with my Windows 10 18.09 system. I haven't used the Dropbox add on for years and I have no issues. I wonder if the report dynamic changes and/or tool tips reporting under NVDA settings is the issue for some people.


On 11/24/2018 9:15 AM, Clare Page wrote:
Hi!
Dropbox starts when Windows starts on my Windows 7 computer, and I no longer use the Dropbox add-on, but I still can read the preferences and get information about uploads and downloads, as I mentioned below. I don't have to open Dropbox from the desktop to get all this information, although seeing that Dropbox is up to date by reading the system tray icon is one indication that my computer is connected to the Internet and ready to use after I start it.
Bye for now!
From Clare
-----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Gerardo Corripio
Sent: samedi 24 novembre 2018 14:19
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] Dropbox and nvda again

Do you have the Dropbox AddOn for NVDA activated? With Windows10 Dropbox tells me when files are received here at my end. However what I’m finding is even though Dropbox is set to start up upon Windows, I need to open the dropbox folder for Dropbox to open up and start working. I went into MsConfig, where everything seems to be alright.

Gera
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El 24 nov 2018, a la(s) 5:35 a. m., Clare Page <clare.page@...> escribió:

Hi!
It's interesting that you have this acdcessibility problem with Dropbox,
Brian, as I am still on Windows 7 here, and I can still read the Dropbox
preferences, keep track of uploads and downloads in the system tray, and I
still get help balloons to tell me a download has finished: I don't get told
that an upload is finished, but I know it has when the Dropbox icon in the
system tray includes the words "up to date".
Since you can't read the preferences yourself, I think you should get
sighted help to go through the dialogues there to see if changing some of
the settings will bring more accessibility back for you. I hope this helps!
Bye for now!
From Clare

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Sent: samedi 24 novembre 2018 12:07
To: nvda@groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Dropbox and nvda again

Hi I'm not quite sure when this started to occur, but somewhere along the
line Dropbox does not seem to push out any kind of alert when files are
coming in or indeed indicate when they are being uploaded on the tray icon.
Are these preferenc choices which have been changed recently from the
default of on it used to have? Obviously since I cannot use the preferences
box, the share dialogue or other similar windows on windows 7 it seems, I
cannot check but if it can be toggled on again, then I'll get a sighted
person in to do it.
Its rather irritating as it seems the person using it at our studio does
not know when its completed uploading and I do not know when its stopped
coming in at my end.
Brian

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Gene
 

I can see such indications as well.  I'm becoming suspicious that this is related to the other proboem.  Something may have changed that causes this problem but it may only cause it if the other problem exists.
 
Gene

----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2018 11:21 AM
Subject: Re: [nvda] Dropbox and nvda again

Hi Group,


I am running Windows 10 version 18.09 and I also can see the Dropbox
tray icon and can read basic things as status and updated.


On 11/24/2018 6:35 AM, Clare Page wrote:
> Hi!
> It's interesting that you have this acdcessibility problem with Dropbox,
> Brian, as I am still on Windows 7 here, and I can still read the Dropbox
> preferences, keep track of uploads and downloads in the system tray, and I
> still get help balloons to tell me a download has finished: I don't get told
> that an upload is finished, but I know it has when the Dropbox icon in the
> system tray includes the words "up to date".
> Since you can't read the preferences yourself, I think you should get
> sighted help to go through the dialogues there to see if changing some of
> the settings will bring more accessibility back for you. I hope this helps!
> Bye for now!
> >From Clare
>
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> Subject: [nvda] Dropbox and nvda again
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> Hi I'm not quite sure when this started to occur, but  somewhere along the
> line Dropbox does not seem to push out any kind of alert when files are
> coming in or indeed indicate when they are being uploaded on the tray icon.
>   Are these preferenc choices which have been changed recently from the
> default of on it used to have? Obviously since I cannot use the preferences
> box, the share dialogue or other similar windows on windows 7 it seems, I
> cannot check but if it can be toggled on again, then I'll get a sighted
> person in to do it.
>   Its rather irritating as it seems the person using it at our studio does
> not know when its completed uploading and I do not know when its stopped
> coming in at my end.
>   Brian
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Ron Canazzi
 

Hi Group,


I also have the same results as Clare with my Windows 10 18.09 system.  I haven't used the Dropbox add on for years and I have no issues.  I wonder if the report dynamic changes and/or tool tips reporting under NVDA settings is the issue for some people.

On 11/24/2018 9:15 AM, Clare Page wrote:
Hi!
Dropbox starts when Windows starts on my Windows 7 computer, and I no longer use the Dropbox add-on, but I still can read the preferences and get information about uploads and downloads, as I mentioned below. I don't have to open Dropbox from the desktop to get all this information, although seeing that Dropbox is up to date by reading the system tray icon is one indication that my computer is connected to the Internet and ready to use after I start it.
Bye for now!
From Clare
-----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Gerardo Corripio
Sent: samedi 24 novembre 2018 14:19
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] Dropbox and nvda again

Do you have the Dropbox AddOn for NVDA activated? With Windows10 Dropbox tells me when files are received here at my end. However what I’m finding is even though Dropbox is set to start up upon Windows, I need to open the dropbox folder for Dropbox to open up and start working. I went into MsConfig, where everything seems to be alright.

Gera
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El 24 nov 2018, a la(s) 5:35 a. m., Clare Page <clare.page@...> escribió:

Hi!
It's interesting that you have this acdcessibility problem with Dropbox,
Brian, as I am still on Windows 7 here, and I can still read the Dropbox
preferences, keep track of uploads and downloads in the system tray, and I
still get help balloons to tell me a download has finished: I don't get told
that an upload is finished, but I know it has when the Dropbox icon in the
system tray includes the words "up to date".
Since you can't read the preferences yourself, I think you should get
sighted help to go through the dialogues there to see if changing some of
the settings will bring more accessibility back for you. I hope this helps!
Bye for now!
From Clare

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: samedi 24 novembre 2018 12:07
To: nvda@groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Dropbox and nvda again

Hi I'm not quite sure when this started to occur, but somewhere along the
line Dropbox does not seem to push out any kind of alert when files are
coming in or indeed indicate when they are being uploaded on the tray icon.
Are these preferenc choices which have been changed recently from the
default of on it used to have? Obviously since I cannot use the preferences
box, the share dialogue or other similar windows on windows 7 it seems, I
cannot check but if it can be toggled on again, then I'll get a sighted
person in to do it.
Its rather irritating as it seems the person using it at our studio does
not know when its completed uploading and I do not know when its stopped
coming in at my end.
Brian

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Ron Canazzi
 

Hi Group,


I am running Windows 10 version 18.09 and I also can see the Dropbox tray icon and can read basic things as status and updated.

On 11/24/2018 6:35 AM, Clare Page wrote:
Hi!
It's interesting that you have this acdcessibility problem with Dropbox,
Brian, as I am still on Windows 7 here, and I can still read the Dropbox
preferences, keep track of uploads and downloads in the system tray, and I
still get help balloons to tell me a download has finished: I don't get told
that an upload is finished, but I know it has when the Dropbox icon in the
system tray includes the words "up to date".
Since you can't read the preferences yourself, I think you should get
sighted help to go through the dialogues there to see if changing some of
the settings will bring more accessibility back for you. I hope this helps!
Bye for now!
From Clare
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: samedi 24 novembre 2018 12:07
To: nvda@groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Dropbox and nvda again

Hi I'm not quite sure when this started to occur, but somewhere along the
line Dropbox does not seem to push out any kind of alert when files are
coming in or indeed indicate when they are being uploaded on the tray icon.
Are these preferenc choices which have been changed recently from the
default of on it used to have? Obviously since I cannot use the preferences
box, the share dialogue or other similar windows on windows 7 it seems, I
cannot check but if it can be toggled on again, then I'll get a sighted
person in to do it.
Its rather irritating as it seems the person using it at our studio does
not know when its completed uploading and I do not know when its stopped
coming in at my end.
Brian

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Clare Page <clare.page@...>
 

Hi!
Dropbox starts when Windows starts on my Windows 7 computer, and I no longer use the Dropbox add-on, but I still can read the preferences and get information about uploads and downloads, as I mentioned below. I don't have to open Dropbox from the desktop to get all this information, although seeing that Dropbox is up to date by reading the system tray icon is one indication that my computer is connected to the Internet and ready to use after I start it.
Bye for now!
From Clare

-----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Gerardo Corripio
Sent: samedi 24 novembre 2018 14:19
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] Dropbox and nvda again

Do you have the Dropbox AddOn for NVDA activated? With Windows10 Dropbox tells me when files are received here at my end. However what I’m finding is even though Dropbox is set to start up upon Windows, I need to open the dropbox folder for Dropbox to open up and start working. I went into MsConfig, where everything seems to be alright.

Gera
Enviado desde mi iPhone SE de Telcel

El 24 nov 2018, a la(s) 5:35 a. m., Clare Page <clare.page@...> escribió:

Hi!
It's interesting that you have this acdcessibility problem with Dropbox,
Brian, as I am still on Windows 7 here, and I can still read the Dropbox
preferences, keep track of uploads and downloads in the system tray, and I
still get help balloons to tell me a download has finished: I don't get told
that an upload is finished, but I know it has when the Dropbox icon in the
system tray includes the words "up to date".
Since you can't read the preferences yourself, I think you should get
sighted help to go through the dialogues there to see if changing some of
the settings will bring more accessibility back for you. I hope this helps!
Bye for now!
From Clare

-----Original Message-----
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Mail list account via Groups.Io
Sent: samedi 24 novembre 2018 12:07
To: nvda@groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Dropbox and nvda again

Hi I'm not quite sure when this started to occur, but somewhere along the
line Dropbox does not seem to push out any kind of alert when files are
coming in or indeed indicate when they are being uploaded on the tray icon.
Are these preferenc choices which have been changed recently from the
default of on it used to have? Obviously since I cannot use the preferences
box, the share dialogue or other similar windows on windows 7 it seems, I
cannot check but if it can be toggled on again, then I'll get a sighted
person in to do it.
Its rather irritating as it seems the person using it at our studio does
not know when its completed uploading and I do not know when its stopped
coming in at my end.
Brian

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Gerardo Corripio <gera1027@...>
 

Do you have the Dropbox AddOn for NVDA activated? With Windows10 Dropbox tells me when files are received here at my end. However what I’m finding is even though Dropbox is set to start up upon Windows, I need to open the dropbox folder for Dropbox to open up and start working. I went into MsConfig, where everything seems to be alright.

Gera
Enviado desde mi iPhone SE de Telcel

El 24 nov 2018, a la(s) 5:35 a. m., Clare Page <clare.page@...> escribió:

Hi!
It's interesting that you have this acdcessibility problem with Dropbox,
Brian, as I am still on Windows 7 here, and I can still read the Dropbox
preferences, keep track of uploads and downloads in the system tray, and I
still get help balloons to tell me a download has finished: I don't get told
that an upload is finished, but I know it has when the Dropbox icon in the
system tray includes the words "up to date".
Since you can't read the preferences yourself, I think you should get
sighted help to go through the dialogues there to see if changing some of
the settings will bring more accessibility back for you. I hope this helps!
Bye for now!
From Clare

-----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io [mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On Behalf Of Brian's
Mail list account via Groups.Io
Sent: samedi 24 novembre 2018 12:07
To: nvda@groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Dropbox and nvda again

Hi I'm not quite sure when this started to occur, but somewhere along the
line Dropbox does not seem to push out any kind of alert when files are
coming in or indeed indicate when they are being uploaded on the tray icon.
Are these preferenc choices which have been changed recently from the
default of on it used to have? Obviously since I cannot use the preferences
box, the share dialogue or other similar windows on windows 7 it seems, I
cannot check but if it can be toggled on again, then I'll get a sighted
person in to do it.
Its rather irritating as it seems the person using it at our studio does
not know when its completed uploading and I do not know when its stopped
coming in at my end.
Brian

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Clare Page <clare.page@...>
 

Hi!
It's interesting that you have this acdcessibility problem with Dropbox,
Brian, as I am still on Windows 7 here, and I can still read the Dropbox
preferences, keep track of uploads and downloads in the system tray, and I
still get help balloons to tell me a download has finished: I don't get told
that an upload is finished, but I know it has when the Dropbox icon in the
system tray includes the words "up to date".
Since you can't read the preferences yourself, I think you should get
sighted help to go through the dialogues there to see if changing some of
the settings will bring more accessibility back for you. I hope this helps!
Bye for now!
From Clare

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: samedi 24 novembre 2018 12:07
To: nvda@groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Dropbox and nvda again

Hi I'm not quite sure when this started to occur, but somewhere along the
line Dropbox does not seem to push out any kind of alert when files are
coming in or indeed indicate when they are being uploaded on the tray icon.
Are these preferenc choices which have been changed recently from the
default of on it used to have? Obviously since I cannot use the preferences
box, the share dialogue or other similar windows on windows 7 it seems, I
cannot check but if it can be toggled on again, then I'll get a sighted
person in to do it.
Its rather irritating as it seems the person using it at our studio does
not know when its completed uploading and I do not know when its stopped
coming in at my end.
Brian

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Hi I'm not quite sure when this started to occur, but somewhere along the line Dropbox does not seem to push out any kind of alert when files are coming in or indeed indicate when they are being uploaded on the tray icon.
Are these preferenc choices which have been changed recently from the default of on it used to have? Obviously since I cannot use the preferences box, the share dialogue or other similar windows on windows 7 it seems, I cannot check but if it can be toggled on again, then I'll get a sighted person in to do it.
Its rather irritating as it seems the person using it at our studio does not know when its completed uploading and I do not know when its stopped coming in at my end.
Brian

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