Albert:
I'm just curious. When you installed JAWS on the 64 bit machine, just how
much memory was available to you? With JAWS 11, 64 bit machines really need
4 GB RAM. You really are fine with a 32 BIT machine running Windows 7.
Memory is gold in the windows environment. Thank you.
John O'Rourke
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From: "Albert Ruel on Gmail" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, December 01, 2009 1:19 PM
Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] FW: ATI Fw: EASI Webinar on Windows 7 Thur. Dec. 10
at 2 PM
> HI all. I tried Windows 7 64 bit on a brand new Toshiba lap top running
> JAWS version 11 without success. Even FS couldn't figure out the
> compatibility issue so I have since abandoned the project for a Vista 32
> bit
> machine. They couldn't see any issues, so no issue no solution.
>
> It seems that something wouldn't allow me to curser through a list of
> files
> consistently, and it really got hung up when I encountered pdf files. My
> partner tried the curser keys in several folders with JAWS turned off and
> all worked just fine. So, check it out before buying.
>
> Thx, Albert
>
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> Subject: [VICUG-L] FW: ATI Fw: EASI Webinar on Windows 7 Thur. Dec. 10 at
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> PM
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> Are you as eager to get the scoop
> on Windows 7 as I am? I have been hearing favorable messages and wondering
> if it was just another commercial. I heard little negative from the
> community of computer users with disabilities. So, I put out a call for
> someone to help me get beyond hype and rumors and get some facts. So,
> here
> is EASI's next Webinar:
>
> Windows 7 A Productivity Tool for Assistive Technology Users?
> Dec. 10 at 2 PM Eastern standard
> Presenter: Pratik Patel
>
> After the almost universal dismay caused by the launch of Windows Vista,
> Microsoft has refreshed its operating system to much critical acclaim.
> Windows 7, released at the end of October, offers significant improvements
> in performance and provides some new benefits to users of assistive
> technology. Find out more as we discover how Windows 7 will impact
> assistive
> technology users. Are there immediate benefits to upgrading to the latest
> operating system from Microsoft or should you wait?
>
> You may not use assistive technologies, but maybe you support people who
> do.
>
> Register now to reserve space in the Webinar and also to get the recorded
> archive later. Registration is free and is at:
> http://easi.cc/clinic.htm
> EASI Webinar on Windows 7 Thur. Dec. 10 at 2 PM Are you as eager to get
> the
> scoop on Windows 7 as I am? I have been hearing favorable messages and
> wondering if it was just another commercial. I heard little negative from
> the community of computer users with disabilities. So, I put out a call
> for
> someone to help me get beyond hype and rumors and get some facts. So,
> here
> is EASI's next Webinar:
>
> Windows 7 A Productivity Tool for Assistive Technology Users?
> Dec. 10 at 2 PM Eastern standard
> Presenter: Pratik Patel
>
> After the almost universal dismay caused by the launch of Windows Vista,
> Microsoft has refreshed its operating system to much critical acclaim.
> Windows 7, released at the end of October, offers significant improvements
> in performance and provides some new benefits to users of assistive
> technology. Find out more as we discover how Windows 7 will impact
> assistive
> technology users. Are there immediate benefits to upgrading to the latest
> operating system from Microsoft or should you wait?
>
> You may not use assistive technologies, but maybe you support people who
> do.
>
> Register now to reserve space in the Webinar and also to get the recorded
> archive later. Registration is free and is at:
> http://easi.cc/clinic.htm
>
>
>
>
>
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