Re: [Audacity-devel] Problem exploring file | import on 1.3.3 on win98

[David R. S. <dav...@sh...>]

Hi Gale,

I don't know anything about the files you mentioned, I was simply 
exploring, checking what was available where. My computer behavior changed 
after I clicked on cancel. Now okay and cancel buttons are no longer there 
- more specifically as I wrote in my post, tab and shift-tab trigger that 
error-ding sound.

I haven't used this facility before so haven't needed to verify the 
files/locations you mentioned. When I wanted to import an audio track into 
an existing one I've always used control+i.

Thanks

David

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On Wed, 11 Jul 2007, Gale Andrews wrote:

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>    | From "David R. Sky" <dav...@sh...>
>    | Wed, 11 Jul 2007 02:15:36 -0700 (PDT)
>    | Subject: [Audacity-devel] Problem exploring file | import on 1.3.3 on win98
>    | I was exploring the menus on the July 3 build of 1.3.3 from leland and
>    | encountered this problem and change of computer behavior:
>    | I opened file | import and arrowed up and down through audio, labels, MIDI
>    | and raw data. Then I tabbed to the cancel button and clicked on it.
>    | My screen reader stopped and there was no more disk activity - even
>    | control+escape didn't bring me to the start menu as usual, again there was
>    | no typical disk activity sound with this key command. I had to reboot the
>    | computer.
>    | When I went back to try to duplicate this behavior, I could only arrow
>    | through audio/labels/MIDI/raw data, tabbing and shift+tabbing generated a
>    | ding sound with no seeing the okay/cancel buttons. I got out fine using
>    | escape key.
>    | July 3 build of 1.3.3 on win98.
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> Hi David
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> You mean when you go File > Import and then hit ENTER or the appropriate
> letter while you are on one of the four choices that you can arrow to, you are
> then no longer able to tab? Perhaps it is just Win 98 and a 233 MHz computer,
> that is freezing when it tries to populate the window with the files that you
> have in that path? See if you are able to tab into Files of type then choose "all
> supported files" which may give you fewer files to load. That directory you are
> trying to access is available isn't it?
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> Gale
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