AI Squared is set to release ZoomText maintenance update 10.0.6, a free update that will fix a number of issues that have plagued users since the major release of ZT 10. As a ZoomText user, the most frustrating of these has been a problem with cursor detection, especially when entering text into an edit field, such as that used when I enter search terms into a search engine, or when composing a tweet in Twitter. <\/p>\n
Here is an excerpt from the release notes page, which outlines the entire list of fixes. Hope you find yours there. <\/p>\n
Version 10.0.6<\/p>\n
Release: January, 2013 for Windows 7, Vista, and Windows XP<\/p>\n
Improvements to IE9 support
ZoomText now provides greatly improved support for email and other web sites when running in Internet Explorer 9 (IE9). Improvements cover many of ZoomText’s features including: typing and program echo, cursor echo and tracking, cursor enhancements, reading with AppReader and DocReader, and use of Reading Zones.<\/p>\n
64-bit version of IE9 is now supported
ZoomText can now be used with Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) 64-bit.<\/p>\n
PDF documents now open quickly in Adobe Reader.
When ZoomText was running, PDF documents would open very slowly in Adobe Reader. This problem has been fixed.<\/p>\n
Caps Lock state now correctly announced
In various applications, including Microsoft Office and Firefox; ZoomText would incorrectly announce the state of the Caps Lock. This problem has been fixed.<\/p>\n
WebFinder now works with Firefox 15
ZoomText’s WebFinder can now be used in Firefox 15 to find text in web pages.<\/p>\n
ZoomText now reads in ABBYY FineReader
ZoomText’s AppReader and DocReader can now be used to read text captured from images in ABBYY FineReader.<\/p>\n
There are other fixes that improve response when using other programs, such as Firefox, Gmail, and jaws 13. To read the entire release notes page, go here:<\/p>\n
ht.ly\/gHG6w<\/a><\/p>\n For more info, contact support at AI Squared: aisquared.com\/<\/a>. <\/p>\n LL<\/p>\n