From:

 Doug Geoffray

Subject:

 Re: Suggestion for Braille display to doug.

Date:

 Tue, Mar 21, 2006 3:38:15 pm

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Matthew,

Right but for now you can also just press control-backslash, alt-f,
B, ENTER to get the display going again. Meaning unloading and
reloading Window-Eyes isn't the only option.

Regards,
Doug

At 04:11 PM 3/21/2006, Matt wrote:

Hey Doug, For some odd reason I can't reply back to you from your
message, but, I kinda found out it's only when you are using window

eyes and shut the display off during the time while window eyes is
running. If you shut down window eyes down, and restart it with the

display off, WE will work normal. The only thing is when you are
running window eyes and you turn on the display, you would have to

exit WE and then restart it again for it to see the display. It
might would help in fixing the stuck effect problem when you sut off

the display while using window eyes to have a hot key to
reinitialize the Braille driver.

Thanks.

Matthew.

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