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>> Hi, also, I'm not too sure w
Hi,
And to add to Dallas's post one reason Windows 7 and Windows 8 run as
well as they do is because Microsoft did some long over do house
cleaning when it comes to legacy code and libraries. They did their
best to trim the fat per say out of the operating system, and some
stuff clearly had to go
its more the interface changes happening all at once.
suddenly its accept this new interface or die and I have issues with this.
At 05:06 PM 5/2/2013, you wrote:
Another thing to bear in mind, when considering how fast Microsoft
have change things on people, is that it was not actually that
sur
write me at kenwdow...@me.com .
Crazy Ken
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besides, the man has so much money, shaking him until
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Hi James,
Excuse me here, but what in the blue blazes does that have to do with
the topic at hand?
Cheers!
On 5/1/13, James Bartlett wrote:
Hello
this is something that a a lot of people
Hi.
The only thing to keep in mind here, is that although the blind community still
like their 16-bit applications, 99.9% of the rest of the world, stopped using
16-bit, a long, long, long! Time ago. LOL. And that, is what Microsoft have to
keep in mind, when creating an operating system. There
amers Discussion list"
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I'm sorry, but I don't see how just because jaws can't access windows
eight correctly, that it means windows eight is in accessible. Due to the
fact that NVDA works with it perfectly well, and y
...@me.com .
Crazy Ken
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besides, the man has so much money, shaking him until lots of cash falls
out
I don't think it's the changes to the interface that is the sole
concern. It's more like not being able to play 16 bit games on a 64
bit system, the dropping of old legacy hardware from new pcs such as
serial ports and parallel ports, I still use my old artic transport
to play old dos games th
Hi Dallas,
Yes, that is true. Microsoft is generally pretty good of keeping their
customer base in the know of what is changing and why, but either
because of lack of funds or a desire simply not to upgrade a lot of
blind gamers choose not to update knowing it years in advance. So I
agree regardle
Another thing to bear in mind, when considering how fast Microsoft have change
things on people, is that it was not actually that surprising. For example VB,
and other codes, Microsoft in fact told people years ago what it was going to
do. Same with Windows XP, it's not as if Microsoft have come
Does he mean an arrest record? if so how not relevant.
Lisa Hayes
www.nutrimetics.com.au/lisahayes
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Sent: Thursday, May 02, 2013 10:41 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, p
Gotcha. Thanks for the explanation man, helped a lot.
Scott
On 5/2/13, Thomas Ward wrote:
> Hi Scott,
>
> Well, I just did some research on your question and it turns out that
> service pack 3 for XP contains UI Automation so in answer to your
> question they should receive the same or equal ac
Hi Scott,
Well, I just did some research on your question and it turns out that
service pack 3 for XP contains UI Automation so in answer to your
question they should receive the same or equal access as a Windows 8
user when UI Automation is used assuming the screen reader has UI
Automation suppor
Hi James,
Excuse me here, but what in the blue blazes does that have to do with
the topic at hand?
Cheers!
On 5/1/13, James Bartlett wrote:
> Hello
>
> this is something that a a lot of people don't know about Mr.gates, But
>
> do you know that he has anarest rackerd. I Found it back like 6
Hi,
Agreed. For those users looking to upgrade to Windows 8 I found the
Jaws 14 demo to be unsatisfactory compared to free solutions like NVDA
which has continued to offer superior access to Windows 8 throughout
the betas and now the stable releases. I don't think because Jaws is a
poor product t
Hmmm I would aggree with ou tomas but really, my issue is that ms
just banged changes on us.
If it was slowly done then maybe it wouldn't matter.
At 04:04 AM 5/2/2013, you wrote:
Hi Dallas,
Agreed. It is sort of amusing because as you said Microsoft has stuck
with the XP look and feel for so l
I aggree with you on that tom.
I am still working on xp and 7 on 2 laptops.
I have not done to much gaming on the 7 box though as I have spent
most of my time sorting out files.
At 03:40 AM 5/2/2013, you wrote:
Hi Dark,
Since you insist on appraising Windows 7 totally on the basis of
benefits
well thats a good point for vms keeping your host os secure is fine.
At 03:16 AM 5/2/2013, you wrote:
Hi Dark, if you can get to an Apple store you can try a Mac to your
heart's content. :)
Also, if you run a virtual machine, you do not need virus
protection. YOu back up your VM and if someth
Exactly, and although I have yet to use a Mac to any great extent, I can see
the benefits of how their Scheme works. Upgrade slowly, get the users used to
something slowly, so that it's not a jarring experience.
And of course means, that they don't tend to bring in new features very
quickly, but
I'm sorry, but I don't see how just because jaws can't access windows eight
correctly, that it means windows eight is in accessible. Due to the fact that
NVDA works with it perfectly well, and yes, I have tested jaws 14 myself. And I
agree, JAWS 14 is hopeless in windows eight. But I don't think
Hello
this is something that a a lot of people don't know about Mr.gates, But
do you know that he has anarest rackerd. I Found it back like 6years ago. I
don't know what it was for, but it was def his mug shot. it looked to me to
be from the 70s. I'll never forget that smile and those big n
L O L
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Yes I do know that little tidbit, but I was just joking around l o l. I was
just trying to add a little huommer to the topic. I think that some people
are missunderstanding what Dark was trying to say. He's not pointing the
finger at the programers. Just at MS for not thinking things out like al
Hi Tom,
Thanks, good to know. So then, what would happen for a screen reader
user who was attempting to use a program under XP if a developer had
gone with UI Automation as their accessibility API? Do the screen
readers have some way of bridging the gap between UI Automation and
MSAA, or would tha
Hi Dallas,
Yes, I know that. The issue in question was comparing Windows 8 to
Windows XP not Windows 8 to Windows 7. So from that perspective
pinning apps to the Task Bar is certainly a Windows 8 thing from the
point of view of a XP user. :D
Cheers!
On 5/1/13, Dallas O'Brien wrote:
> Note. You
Hi Stephen,
Yes, it does. UI Automation was initially developed and released for
Windows 7, but naturally is included on Windows 8 as a part of the new
OS as well.
On 5/1/13, Stephen wrote:
> Doesn't UIA automation work on windows 7 too?
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Hi Scott,
No. UI Automation is strictly speaking only available for Windows 7
and Windows 8.. I'm not sure if Microsoft has plans of making it
available for Windows Vista, but I know they have no plans to make it
available for XP. Given the fact XP is about to be dropped anyway I
can't say I am to
Hi James,
FYI it is called Linux not Linnex. Just thought you might want to know
the proper spelling. Do you hav a distribution in mind?
Cheers!
On 5/1/13, James Bartlett wrote:
> Hi
>
> because of all the stuff I've seen mS put there costumers throu the
> years and just getting tyred of t
Hi Dallas,
Agreed. It is sort of amusing because as you said Microsoft has stuck
with the XP look and feel for so long that users forgot what it was
like to go from Windows 3.1 to Windows 95 or from Windows 98 to XP.
Both offered major changes in the user interface and I don't remember
people scre
Hi,
Not only that, but if you are not putting your Windows VM on the
Internet then your chances of getting a virus or some other nasty
piece of malware is slim. If your VM is not exposed to high risk
situations like Internet sites, email infections, etc then it will
probably be pretty safe, and if
Hi Dark,
Since you insist on appraising Windows 7 totally on the basis of
benefits here are some benefits to consider. They may be important to
you or not but here are some things to consider all the same.
1. UI Automation. As mentioned earlier this is a new API available for
Windows 7 and Window
Hi Dark, if you can get to an Apple store you can try a Mac to your heart's
content. :)
Also, if you run a virtual machine, you do not need virus protection. YOu back
up your VM and if something happens to it, you simply throw it away and bring
up the backup. Since you're not running Windows on
Hi Dark,
No, UI Automation wouldn't effect Dosbox one way or another because
Dosbox doesn't use the Windows API which is precisely why it doesn't
work in the first place. UI Automation is simply a bridge between
Windows applications built using the standard Windows API and adaptive
technologies su
Hi Dark,
Actually, there is an important difference here. When you press
alt+control+o to launch Outlook Express it launches a new instance of
the program. What makes pinning programs to the Task Bar special is if
the application is running pressing the hot key for the application
will immediately
More secure, does not necessarily mean antivirus. Yes, having an anti-virus
package in place can help, but in the end, viruses are actually the least of
your worries. There are a lot of gaps in Windows XP, that have yet to be
filled. Ways and means, that people can use, to get hold of informatio
se it to pay off everyone else :D.
>
> Beware the Grue!
>
> dark.
> - Original Message - From: "James Bartlett"
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Why on earth would you go after Bill Gates, LOL. He no longer has very
much to do with Microsoft. Most of everyt
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Note. You could pin apps to the taskbar in Windows 7 as well. LOL. That is
not a windows 8 thing.
Regards:
Dallas
On 01/05/2013, at
Dark.
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To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 8:00 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
Hi Charles,
Well, one thing Microsoft has done in Windows 8 that is superior to XP
is they
Nope steven, which indeed was one of my points.
Beware the Grue!
dark.
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To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 6:06 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
if I switch to win
Hi valllient.
i'm afraid that taking more than several hours with the windows 7 interface
is precisely my point, particularly compared to sighted users who can
instantly see and click.
As I said, that people can! use windows 7's display I don't dispute, my
issue is why should! people bother
Hi.
Well I will have a look at the mack alternative, provided I can actually try
one first, and particularly see virtual xp working for backwards
compatibility, however on the security front, that to me is technical specks
rather than practical good. If I can run windows xp with an antivirus a
7;t think that there would be anoff room in a
> truck for all those people. So it is much eazier to just kidnap the one that
> started it all. lol
>
> --
> From: "Dallas O'Brien"
> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 6:23
0, 2013 6:23 PM
> To: "Gamers Discussion list"
> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
>
>> Why on earth would you go after Bill Gates, LOL. He no longer has very much
>> to do with Microsoft. Most of everything has passed on to other people long
Hi
because of all the stuff I've seen mS put there costumers throu the
years and just getting tyred of them pushing there stuff on people I'm
making the move to Linnex. It will take some time getting use to, but I
started with windows at one point not knowing nothing and I can do the same
30, 2013 6:23 PM
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
Why on earth would you go after Bill Gates, LOL. He no longer has very
much to do with Microsoft. Most of everything has passed on to other
people long ago.
LOL
Perhaps yo
well I am still storing files and folders on the drive root like I
have always done.
ofcause uac is disabled right now on my personal and things are as normal.
At 06:57 PM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hello
Yes that is the one thing I like about 7 is the search option.
The only thing I don't like
Thats a good point dallas I am playing tactical battle and on this xp
unit I am having issue with big maps lagging loads.
on this 64 bit unit even though its only running a 32 bit os for now
thats not as bad.
At 06:48 PM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
It would also mean, that you can create games with ve
I understand where you are coming from.
Yes I got jaws training and earlier keynote gold dos training within keysoft.
Everything else I have done I have done with trial error and reformat.
True I looked at a few manuals but hardly mostly relying on shortcuts
I found in programs.
windows has been
Hey Tom,
Very quick question which isn't particularly game related but would be
good to know.
Is UI Automation backward compatible in any way? I'm asking from the
point of view of someone who finds themselves writing to plugin
developers quite often to see whether there's any interest in
improvin
Doesn't UIA automation work on windows 7 too?
At 05:00 PM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi Charles,
Well, one thing Microsoft has done in Windows 8 that is superior to XP
is they have a new API called UI Automation which acts as a bridge
between the graphical controls on your screen and your screen reade
Note. You could pin apps to the taskbar in Windows 7 as well. LOL. That is not
a windows 8 thing.
Regards:
Dallas
On 01/05/2013, at 17:00, Thomas Ward wrote:
> Hi Charles,
>
> Well, one thing Microsoft has done in Windows 8 that is superior to XP
> is they have a new API called UI Automation
Yes, that would probably be a good way around it. You want a machine with at
least 8 GB of RAM. So that you can dedicate either 2 or 4 gigs to a virtual
machine.
Yet another reason, I'm considering a Mac. I could have the Mac OS, if I have
enough resaws is as well, I could then run windows eight
OH Crudd!! I thought there was a catch.
Perhaps it would be good to get a machine with lots of gigs of ram,
then install a virtual xp machine upon it and do it that way.
At 04:10 PM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi Stephen,
That depends on which version of Windows 7 you get. If you get the
standard 32-
Hi Charles,
Well, one thing Microsoft has done in Windows 8 that is superior to XP
is they have a new API called UI Automation which acts as a bridge
between the graphical controls on your screen and your screen reader.
It is for this reason that all the virtual intercept drivers and
off-screen mo
Hello
Yes that is the one thing I like about 7 is the search option. The only
thing I don't like about it is that if you are looking for a file lets say
it's name is sounds but there are 10 other sounds files in your computer it
doesn't show u the path of that file so you don't know where t
It would also mean, that you can create games with very intense audio
soundscapes, and still get very good response times out of the machine for
navigating around and other actions within the game. Where as on 32-bit, you
probably can't do that very easily, not with very intense audio soundscape
Hello
I tought myself how to use JAWS on XP back in 2010, but back in June of
2012 I started taking a computer class that is not only for the blind, but
is tought by the blind. they tought me how to use JAWS on windows 7. Now I
was tought one and learn the other on my own, and I still perfe
grammatical and spelling
errors!
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Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 8:33 AM
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Hi, also, I'm not too sure where the idea that M
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Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 11:47 AM
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Charles,
The biggest reason for this is the future. Look what has happened to BSC
games. XP has far more years behind than ahead. We can't afford to make
games
Again I aggree with you draconis.
That was why I eventually decided to get a box with no more than 4gb.
I was running with half that.
I can now use and continue to use 32 bit software
even though its not the best to do so.
On the subject of dosbox frank has told me that he does not know much c a
Hi Shaun,
I am afraid I don't follow your logic here. I don't see what waiting
for Jim Kitchen, GMA, Aprone, etc to upgrade to VB .NET or whatever
has to do with you upgrading to say Windows 7. The fact of the matter
is most of their games, the current ones written in VB 6, run fine on
Windows 7 a
Hi Stephen,
That depends on which version of Windows 7 you get. If you get the
standard 32-bit edition all or most of your old 16-bit Dos games
should run.
For example, right now I have Piledriver and Eamon Deluxe both
running on my Compaq laptop running Windows 7 32 bit edition and those
Dos ba
Hi Enes,
That is quite possible. I've not done a lot of performance testing on
that yet, but one thing I can say is because 64-bit processors can
handle long doubles it will be far more accurate and precise about in
game calculations involving angles and distances. Plus if a game
developer throws
it better. You might surprise yourself.
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From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On Behalf Of dark
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 3:38 PM
To: Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
Hi tom.
touchscreens are the rub h
hi,
so will games which are compiled as 64 bit have a performance difference
when ran on a 64 bit capable pc
On 5/1/2013 4:22 AM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Charles,
Um...You got that backwards. For the record 32-bit games and software
will work fine on a 64-bit version of Windows. However, a 64-bi
Hi Charles,
Um...You got that backwards. For the record 32-bit games and software
will work fine on a 64-bit version of Windows. However, a 64-bit
application will not work on a 32-bit version of Windows. It is
precisely for that reason why I strictly compile all my games as
32-bit in order to mak
ent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 3:38 PM
To: Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
Hi tom.
touchscreens are the rub however with that one and why I don't want to
completely dismiss windows eight, since I do indeed like the touchscreen
interface
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Rivard
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 2:12 PM
To: Gamers Discussion list
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
Is it equally accessible to a blind user, though? The ribbon system is a
big
Hi.
What specific places do you have issues getting to? I generally find
where I want to go on windows 7 just as fast as I did on xp. The thing
is, it took me a lot longer than several hours to learn the best way to
get to things. I wonder if you didn't find certain shortcuts when you
were exp
Ward"
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Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 5:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
Hi Charles,
When it comes to this issue of developers verses users I think you are
forgetting that audio game developers are users too
t; From: "Thomas Ward"
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> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 5:15 PM
> Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
>
>
>> Hi Charles,
>>
>> When it comes to this issue of developers verses users I thi
ot;Gamers Discussion list"
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Why on earth would you go after Bill Gates, LOL. He no longer has very
much to do with Microsoft. Most of everything has passed on to other
people long ago
ng
errors!
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From: "Thomas Ward"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 5:15 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
Hi Charles,
When it comes to this issue of developers verses users I think you
yeah I aggree the ribbons and searchboxes I took a while to get used
to but now I can't do without them in some situations.
At 10:54 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
wow, I just read through all of this.
personally, I agree mostly with Thom and Josh, and while I definitely
understand that there are tho
Yeah sometimes people me included forget that everyone even a lowly
pirate has to be a user first.
At 10:15 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi Charles,
When it comes to this issue of developers verses users I think you are
forgetting that audio game developers are users too. Since we intend
to use an
yeah xp rtm is really bad I had that happen to me immediately to.
sp1 and in fact sp2 and up are better but its true.
At 06:22 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
hi,
you forgot about the ability of windows 8 to perform all maintenence
tasks together directed by one process
so unlike win7 windows 8 will d
well while win8 is really bad maybe win9 will be better maybe if win8
has a service pack it may be bettr.
Vista was not really good till a sp was done.
At 05:51 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi Charles,
That's true. One that I will strongly consider as a software
developer. However, as I also pointe
I aggree with you john.
to all the rubbishers of 7 the search box is faster than xp start
menu if you know bits of what you want.
I use it all the time.
it makes my job doing support to be a lot better.
At 05:49 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
The search box is really intuitive; but if it doesn't fin
l and spelling errors!
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To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 11:17 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
Hi charlse.
i do agree, particularly since a lot of the changes in windows 7
a
possibly
considder a mac in the future, though I'll have to try windows 8 first.
Beware the grue!
dark.
- Original Message - From: "Draconis"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 5:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, p
I aggree I think we should have a choice to run whatever interface we
want but use the core engines.
even if it means we don't get extra features.
At 04:49 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Which is also why there needs to be better reasons to stop using xp
than currently, aprticularly given the buggered
wow, I just read through all of this.
personally, I agree mostly with Thom and Josh, and while I definitely
understand that there are those who do not have the money to upgrade
their system regularly, I do think the VI community needs to try and
adapt more as a whole, rather than staying safe by s
as a user I aggree but as a hacker and a tech its not how the system works.
I just went to 7 I really couldn't give a stiff but 7 is better and
less mangled than 8 at least on 32 bit I can use my old software still.
I have had experiences with the os so know what I am in for.
At 04:17 AM 5/1/20
I aggree draconis.
uia is really good, why ms didn't use it earlier is beyond me.
do they know how much strife we users have had to deal with drivers,
morror drivers dcm chains, and drivers overlapping forcing reformats.
At 03:32 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi Tom and all,
I agree entirely, which
well I wish ms would put the old style progress bars back in thats
about the only thing I miss on 8 and in fact ie9 and up.
At 03:04 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi Dallas,
Correct. One of the things Windows 8 brings to the table regarding
accessibility is Microsoft Narrator is vastly improved over
I agree dark.
I have a couple of really good toshiba laptops the xp one is a bit
flaky in the hardware which is why I am moving to 7.
However now I have it I have no compunction to use it full time.
In fact I won't be doing that.
My plan is to eventually set the system up as a mirror backup of
I will be happy to ditch xp once all devs stop using vb6.
till that time I couldn't give a stuff!
At 01:42 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi, on top of all this, there is one simple thing to look at. Look
at the main gaming industry. There are a lot of games out there that
do not support anything les
30, 2013 8:24 AM
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
Well were you live you might be able to get another xp box, but
here in the states those are memories. The shops and stores sense
win7 came out now support that op and won&#x
hmmm draconis you got me thinking on that one.
I may have one of those it even has an old analog card.
its my grandpas right now but he hardly uses it.
its a single core though, so won't run everything but if I ever
needed it I could use it for gaming.
As for keeping it off the net that would be
thats true tom which was one reason I was gunning for an upgrade.
At 01:03 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Hi,
Not only that, but the problem for people wanting to maintain XP after
2014 is hardware support. After next year most hardware manufacturers
will no longer be providing drivers for sound cards
Hi tom.
Don't take this wrongly but I know several devs jim kitchen, aprone,
I think gma maybe a few more that still use 6.
If all devs dropped 6 and went to whatever I would have no issue with
upgrading!
Yes I realise some of them are upgrading but not all.
You guys need to realise that the on
Why on earth would you go after Bill Gates, LOL. He no longer has very much to
do with Microsoft. Most of everything has passed on to other people long ago.
LOL
Perhaps you should track down the people responsible for the changes you don't
like, and chase them down and kidnap them.
Heheheheheheh
I aggree with you dark.
In fact if the right arrow on the keyboard did not break ocationally
and the cpu lock every so often I wouldn't have got insurance by
getting another unit.
Though this unit is better it has its own keyboard and sound issues
and itself it issues, the speakers are a bit s
Hi Charles,
When it comes to this issue of developers verses users I think you are
forgetting that audio game developers are users too. Since we intend
to use anything we write as well as sell it the technology we have
access to and use on a daily basis will largely influence what we make
availab
Unfortunately, one problem with the touchscreen idea, is that as of yet, it's
not as effective in windows as we would probably like. Certainly not as usable
as an iPhone, or a Mac with a touchpad. However, I'm sure that this will
increase as time goes by. NVDA is getting there, but it still quit
As an interesting note, for those using Windows 8, pressing the Windows key and
x, will bring up the power users menu. This includes the Control Panel, command
prompt, command prompt with administrator privileges, and power options, and
many other various power user selections. It's not an obvio
Well I have both.
so yeah I can do whatever I want.
eventually I will get a vm this new box can run vms via hardware aparently.
At 12:24 AM 5/1/2013, you wrote:
Well were you live you might be able to get another xp box, but here
in the states those are memories. The shops and stores sense win7
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From: "Thomas Ward"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 4:31 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] challenge for developers, post xp windows
Hi Charles,
Yes there is. The thing to understand about Windows 8 here is
Microsoft is basically combining the deskt
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