ok did you download the j-12 version and reinstall it, or did you do the auto upgrade? if the former I would go get a new file, if the latter of the two, go get the actual file remove your current ver

sorry I no longer have contact with him elf . Moderator, Blind Access Help. . Owner: Alacorn Computer Enterprises "own the might and majesty of an alacorn" www.alacorncomputer.com . proprietor: Inthan

do you have a list of languages you want it in, and/or a list of the assorted items that need translation? elf . Moderator, Blind Access Help. . Owner: Alacorn Computer Enterprises "own the might and

yea well dude moderate and block folks all you wish, I'm outa here folks if you want info I have you can contact me on the blind access help list, the blind geek zone list, the windows 7 and 8 lists,

hey folks, our list owner has twice called this off topic, agree or not is not the question, but know this, your question will be gladly answered spoken of and is on topic on the blind windows 7 list:

just as a reminder... there are articles on the answer(s) to this and other troubles that windows 7 users have had in my collected windows 7 useful hints collection on my grab bag web site (address/li

those are the correct instructions my friend elf . Moderator, Blind Access Help. . Owner: Alacorn Computer Enterprises "own the might and majesty of an alacorn" www.alacorncomputer.com . proprietor: I

arg, what she is talking about is a law in several countries that allows folks to take legal action if a company clamed something is for the use of and/or good for doing, and then the software falls f

ah no, in fact most try to deny the very concept of this law, go read the ula of any american sold software, "not guaranteed for a particular use" and such it sounds like something we need to look int

probably depends on your versions of it and jaws, eh? you can also try the free version of starburn its very manageable and works well. elf . Moderator, Blind Access Help. . Owner: Alacorn Computer En

actually, there was a discussion on another list about this, and it seems that the beta is somewhere between partially and mostly accessible, but a few features still are a pain to try to use. this is

try starburn, there are both paid for and free versions and I have used the free version here on two computers. elf "do not mess in the affairs of dragons! for you are crunchy, and go good with barbec

if I am remembering correctly its the use of word to read the Emails that is at fault in many cases. I believe the answer (if it seems not then I will go digging later today for more on it) is to find

no but I know of a couple people that have! talk to the windows 7 list folk elf "do not mess in the affairs of dragons! for you are crunchy, and go good with barbecue sauce!" - Draconous Cerulean

yes as I have mentioned several times now! good night! "do not mess in the affairs of dragons! for you are crunchy, and go good with barbecue sauce!" - Draconous Cerulean

I knew that but thanks, I found this out about an hour ago when I had some time to look into it. and I stated that it might have to do with the view used in a prior message as well, way earlier today,

read on, there is a difference that changes it, as I and mike will explain to you... elf "do not mess in the affairs of dragons! for you are crunchy, and go good with barbecue sauce!" - Draconous Ceru

no I don't ... list rules won't let me answer your snydeness in a fitting manor ! I know what I am talking about, and in a prior message I showed you the bloody difference, those using "classic view"

nonono, I was on the file... and I tried after receiving your message to which this is the reply I also tried your method after navigating to the exact file in the program files folder and sitting on

please exchange hmmmm for the word ham in that last message, my spell checker got a little over exuberant and I miss keyed it automatically before the stop command made it from the brain to the finger