[access-uk] Re: Search results in Vista
- From: Douglas Harrison <harrison1d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 18:29:58 -0000
Thanks, George. "Right clicking" gave me the clue, although I don't quite know
how I got
there! When I have sighted help available I will study the layout more
thoroughly with the
help of your instructions - It is something I need to become proficient with
as I use Vista
more.
As a matter of interest, Hal (the screen reader which I use mainly) normally
puts everything it
uses in a folder c:\program files\dolphin\hal.
However on this Vista machine many important files are missing from that
folder, but I now
find that they are in a hidden folder c:\programdata\dolphin\hal.
Dolphin Product Support were very surprised that Hal was working without these
files in their
normal place. I am going to try, on another list, to discover if there is any
other user of Hal
with Vista who has a similar situation.
I suppose putting them in a hidden folder does prevent anyone inadvertently
deleting or
corrupting them!
Douglas
On 29 Mar 2008 at 17:18, George Bell wrote:
> Hi Douglas,
>
> Not having a screen reader on my Vista system as yet, I can
> only offer general advise which a sighted person may be able
> to help you with.
>
> There is, or should be a column called "Folder" in the
> search results. If not, you need to right click on any of
> the existing column headings, and make sure that "Folder" is
> checked or ticked.
>
> You may however find that by tabbing, you arrive on the
> "Name" column. Press the Windows Context key brings up the
> same list.
>
> Once you have the Folder" column in screen, all will be
> revealed.
>
> George.
>
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Douglas Harrison
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