[RWP] automation (Abandonware)

[Indigo]

I wish I could find something broken in Version 4 that isn't easily 
fixed with a workaround, but I just can't
I run it on 2 very different computers; and used to run it on several 
ten year old machines.
Now I have no problems with the latest version 4 on an Intel I7 offline, 
with Wineyes, in XP, and have the x64 version on this AMD computer, and 
both run no problems.
I run the x64 version just for answering questions about it with NVDA in 
Windows 7 64, because Window-eyes won't run the 64 bit version.
That's Wineyes fault, because all the other screenreaders run the 64 bit 
version.

You know, the only gripe I have is the menus not displaying with the alt 
key.
Sometimes they begin dropping with alt, but mostly I have to reach up to 
F10 to make them display.
It's an old  habit to press alt for menus, then arrow through the 
displayed menus.
I'm now pressing alt+I; to bring up the insert menu, etcetera; which 
always was a quicker way to work that I should have been using.

I don't dis sonar 8.5.3, and value it for its matrix view; , but it does 
load very slowly, and crashes with half an excuse.
I have Jaws 12, and these Reaper version 4's run fine on it too.
Maybe folks are blaming version 4 Reaper for what Jaws 64 bit 13 or 14 
is doing to it.
At least Jaws runs 64 bit Reaper, Window-Eyes doesn't.
I also forgive the poor sour old guy who's only on RWP hoping to scare 
off new Reaper users, that might have been sonar students; in his 
fantasy world.
It won't work, they'll learn to use Reaper  anyway.
Indi



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On 5/29/2013 12:22 PM, Scott Chesworth wrote:
> Tell glass half full to anyone who's stuck in 3.78 for a legitimate
> reason and see how it goes down. That situation is happening now for
> some people, depending on their hardware and usage. I love Reaper,
> it's the only DAW I've felt comfortable enough in to switch away from
> Pro Tools, I intend to use it as much as I can for as long as I can,
> but see little point in denying that there's a problem sneaking up on
> us here. If someone with the time and skills to start a fresh doesn't
> pop up, in a couple years time you're gonna be in a worse situation
> than the Sonar folks you were just bashing are in right now. Glass
> half full will only take you and the rest of us so far, valuable as
> that progress may be.
>
> Scott
>
> On 5/29/13, Indigo <33indigo at charter.net> wrote:
>> I don't know how international copyrights would apply, but much of
>> ReaAccess uses standard Reaper custom actions, which anybody is free to
>> use.
>> Plenty of sighted users on the Cockos forums have set up their own
>> custom actions, custom layouts, custom toolbars, custom menus, and
>> nobody is trying to copyright them and hoard the rights.
>> If you read what Justin Frankel says about Reaper itself, you are
>> invited to add to it and enhance it as much as you want.
>> I think ReaAccess is great myself.
>> Some people seem to live on carping about what something lacks, instead
>> of learning to use and enjoying what it has.
>> It's that old glass half empty or glass half full thing.
>> They should chill out, take an antidepressant or something.
>> Indi
>>
>>
>>
>> On 5/29/2013 7:40 AM, jinseng at yandex.ru wrote:
>>> Ivan didn't reply nor to Reaperians niether to his russian mates if they
>>> ask him about ReaAccess. Russian website of Reaccess is frosen. I didn't
>>> succede trying to know news about reoganised ReaAccess crew in Russia. So
>>> everybody is free to start ReaAccess again. By the way, the name of our
>>> project was invented by Scott so if Moscow guys wish to continue they can
>>> choose new name, it doesn't matter though.
>>> Best regards,
>>> Jinseng.
>>>
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