Strange behavior in TB3B2

Massimo Vettoretti <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mozilla.accessibility
Organization albasani.net
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi all.

I'm using JFW 9.0 with TB3B2 and noticed this strange behaviors.

1. When reading messages with Virtual pc cursor, sometimes JAWS 
stops 			reading for 30 seconds more or less, and freezes. After this, 
JAWS starts reading again;
2. When editing messages, JAWS seems to loose focus of the editing 
window. The title bar is correctly announced, but the active application 
returned by ins+q is "explorer.exe", and the window class is... GHOST. 
:-) When this happens, TB become unresponsive for some seconds. This 
problem seems to occur when the auto-save task takes place. I was able 
to get around by turning the auto-save feature off, but I am a very 
scatty guy and i do really need that feature! And, of course, it is not 
a solution, just a "work around".
3. These stoppings occur also when scrolling message list and folder 
list. In this case, no relation with auto-save feature exists;
4. When deleting characters, punctuation marks are frequently announced 
  as "space". Normal alphanumeric characters are also announced as 
"space" if pressing backspace very rapidly: 3, 4 times per second or more.
5. When scrolling line by line through a message in editing window, 
sometimes the cursor is very slow. I press the down arrow key, but the 
cursor doesn't move to the following line. JAWS repeats the current line 
and then the cursor moves down, but the only way to have the new line 
spoken out is using the "SayLine" command.
6. When selecting text, sometimes JAWS doesn't report it. The only way 
to se what I am selecting is look at my braille display.
7. In editing windows, when pressing ctrl+s to save manually the 
message, JAWS start repeating "about blank". Sometimes it stops by 
it-self, sometimes I have to press ctrl.

I apologize for my English, but I hope you'll be able to understand.... :-)
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