[gui-talk] Office 2010 Difficulty

[Mike Freeman]

Dave:

Think you're right; most of us get quite a few applications going at once.
As you will see, however, Dean Martineau and Ted Shelley solved my first
problem for me.

Mike


-----Original Message-----
From: gui-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:gui-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
Behalf Of David Andrews
Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2011 8:14 PM
To: Discussion of the Graphical User Interface, GUI Talk Mailing List
Subject: Re: [gui-talk] Office 2010 Difficulty

Mike:  I haven't had the first problem, at least not enough that I have
noticed.  I have the 2nd one, I have a HP machine, jaws 12 etc.,
32 bit though.  at times it bogs down but I think, and assume it is because
of everything I have going, e-mail, qwitter, and am usually downloading
backups from nfbnet.org server, or transferring backups to external USB
drive.  Thus the antivirus programs get triggered some, and they take a
toll.

Dave

At 01:19 PM 3/2/2011, you wrote:
>Greetings.
>
>I'm having a frustrating time with one aspect of Office 2010.  I'm 
>using a HP 64-bit machine running Windows 7 and the latest version of 
>JAWS 12.  The problem is this:  when using Outlook to compose or reply 
>to a message or when composing a document in Word, I begin to type and 
>suddenly find myself in either a new message, a new Word document or a 
>dialog such as "find and replace".  It's as if when typing, the cursor 
>is being moved around and lands in other fields.  This happens 
>especially when I am typing quickly (over 120 wpm).  I don't know if 
>this is a JAWS problem or an Office 2010 problem.  I initially thought 
>it was the former but I started a document, unloaded JAWS and kept 
>typing and eventually ended up in another field anyway so it may be a 
>Windows 7 problem or one with my machine.
>
>Also, occasionally Outlook or another program becomes unresponsive for 
>a few seconds.  JAWS still talks but it takes a while for the program 
>to wake up.
>
>Has anyone else encountered these problems and, if so, what was the 
>solution?  And saying "get Window-eyes" isn't the answer I'm looking 
>for as this may not even be a screen-reader problem although I wonder.
>
>T I A!
>
>Mike Freeman
>sent from my iPhone



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