Just a thought that as there are some computer experts on here they
might be able to help.

I am running W10 and when using the edge browser the register between
the cursor position and the left hand mouse button is out.

In other words to get a link to work the cursor on the screen has to be
about 1 inch above the link for the left button to activate the link.

Works fine in all other programs (eg Firefox chrome IE) so I assume that
it is something to do with edge so I am not that bothered, but if anyone
does know a quick fix (other than install Linux Mint - that is already
on the other machine) it might be worth a try.


--
CB

On 02/10/2015 11:46, CB wrote:

Try posting in www.tenforums.com

Just a thought that as there are some computer experts on here they
might be able to help.

I am running W10 and when using the edge browser the register between
the cursor position and the left hand mouse button is out.

In other words to get a link to work the cursor on the screen has to be
about 1 inch above the link for the left button to activate the link.

Works fine in all other programs (eg Firefox chrome IE) so I assume that
it is something to do with edge so I am not that bothered, but if anyone
does know a quick fix (other than install Linux Mint - that is already
on the other machine) it might be worth a try.




--
Michael Chare

On 02/10/2015 12:47, Michael Chare wrote:
On 02/10/2015 11:46, CB wrote:

Try posting in www.tenforums.com

Just a thought that as there are some computer experts on here they
might be able to help.

I am running W10 and when using the edge browser the register between
the cursor position and the left hand mouse button is out.

In other words to get a link to work the cursor on the screen has to be
about 1 inch above the link for the left button to activate the link.

Works fine in all other programs (eg Firefox chrome IE) so I assume that
it is something to do with edge so I am not that bothered, but if anyone
does know a quick fix (other than install Linux Mint - that is already
on the other machine) it might be worth a try.




Thanks for the tip. I looked in the forums and found others with the
same problem (but no solution). Looks like I will just have to leave
edge alone until they sort it out.

--
CB

On 02/10/2015 16:53, CB wrote:
On 02/10/2015 12:47, Michael Chare wrote:
On 02/10/2015 11:46, CB wrote:

Try posting in www.tenforums.com

Just a thought that as there are some computer experts on here they
might be able to help.

I am running W10 and when using the edge browser the register between
the cursor position and the left hand mouse button is out.

In other words to get a link to work the cursor on the screen has to be
about 1 inch above the link for the left button to activate the link.

Works fine in all other programs (eg Firefox chrome IE) so I assume that
it is something to do with edge so I am not that bothered, but if anyone
does know a quick fix (other than install Linux Mint - that is already
on the other machine) it might be worth a try.




Thanks for the tip. I looked in the forums and found others with the
same problem (but no solution). Looks like I will just have to leave
edge alone until they sort it out.


Well at least you know that it is a 'known problem'. I have not bothered
much with edge myself.

--
Michael Chare

"CB" wrote in message ...
On 02/10/2015 12:47, Michael Chare wrote:
On 02/10/2015 11:46, CB wrote:

Try posting in www.tenforums.com

Just a thought that as there are some computer experts on here they
might be able to help.

I am running W10 and when using the edge browser the register between
the cursor position and the left hand mouse button is out.

In other words to get a link to work the cursor on the screen has to be
about 1 inch above the link for the left button to activate the link.

Works fine in all other programs (eg Firefox chrome IE) so I assume that
it is something to do with edge so I am not that bothered, but if anyone
does know a quick fix (other than install Linux Mint - that is already
on the other machine) it might be worth a try.




Thanks for the tip. I looked in the forums and found others with the same
problem (but no solution). Looks like I will just have to leave edge
alone until they sort it out.

Try:
alt.comp.os.windows-10

This is a well known problem already. Indeed the blind find that there is no
accessibility API in Edge at all as yet, so it cannot be used.
I understand some control panel applets use Edge, dopoes the same thing
happen there?
Most people I know have rolled their computers back till msoft fix all the
strange things. I guess once again this makes us realise how true is the
phrase, you get what you pay for, and as its free....
Brian

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Brian Gaff....Note, this account does not accept Bcc: email.
graphics are great, but the blind can't hear them
Email:
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"CB" wrote in message ...
Just a thought that as there are some computer experts on here they might
be able to help.

I am running W10 and when using the edge browser the register between the
cursor position and the left hand mouse button is out.

In other words to get a link to work the cursor on the screen has to be
about 1 inch above the link for the left button to activate the link.

Works fine in all other programs (eg Firefox chrome IE) so I assume that
it is something to do with edge so I am not that bothered, but if anyone
does know a quick fix (other than install Linux Mint - that is already on
the other machine) it might be worth a try.


--
CB

The blind can't see the targeted ads being pushed at them as a result of
Windows 10's personal data slurping, which means there's no money in it
for Microsoft or the ad-flingers, so they couldn't give a toss about
you, hence the lack of accessibility features.

Cynical, but that's the way it is. With Windows 10, YOU are the
product.


En el artículo , Brian Gaff
escribió:

This is a well known problem already. Indeed the blind find that there is no
accessibility API in Edge at all as yet, so it cannot be used.

--
(\_/)
(='.'=) Bunny says: Windows 10? Nein danke!
(")_(")

On 02/10/2015 11:46, CB wrote:
Just a thought that as there are some computer experts on here they
might be able to help.

I am running W10 and when using the edge browser the register between
the cursor position and the left hand mouse button is out.

In other words to get a link to work the cursor on the screen has to be
about 1 inch above the link for the left button to activate the link.

Works fine in all other programs (eg Firefox chrome IE) so I assume that
it is something to do with edge so I am not that bothered, but if anyone
does know a quick fix (other than install Linux Mint - that is already
on the other machine) it might be worth a try.


Update graphics drivers.

Having used W10 on quite a number of computers, and Edge on most of
them, I have not experienced the issue you report. However I have come
across the need to update graphics drivers on a lot of computers that
have been upgraded to W10.

--
Rod

On 03/10/2015 08:58, polygonum wrote:


Update graphics drivers.

Having used W10 on quite a number of computers, and Edge on most of
them, I have not experienced the issue you report. However I have come
across the need to update graphics drivers on a lot of computers that
have been upgraded to W10.


When I upgraded W7 to W10 on my Dell Vostro laptop it was just left with
the regular MS driver, and poor resolution. Device manager found a
better driver.

--
Michael Chare

On 03/10/2015 12:48, Michael Chare wrote:
On 03/10/2015 08:58, polygonum wrote:


Update graphics drivers.

Having used W10 on quite a number of computers, and Edge on most of
them, I have not experienced the issue you report. However I have come
across the need to update graphics drivers on a lot of computers that
have been upgraded to W10.


When I upgraded W7 to W10 on my Dell Vostro laptop it was just left with
the regular MS driver, and poor resolution. Device manager found a
better driver.


Some machines have looked not so good at first boot into W10, but
improved either a few minutes later, or after next boot. Something like
that certainly happened on my current personal W10 machine. It is a
slightly-old MacBook Pro.

Dell site might also help - if the machine is classed as supporting W10.

--
Rod

On 03/10/2015 18:56, polygonum wrote:
On 03/10/2015 12:48, Michael Chare wrote:
On 03/10/2015 08:58, polygonum wrote:


Update graphics drivers.

Having used W10 on quite a number of computers, and Edge on most of
them, I have not experienced the issue you report. However I have come
across the need to update graphics drivers on a lot of computers that
have been upgraded to W10.


When I upgraded W7 to W10 on my Dell Vostro laptop it was just left with
the regular MS driver, and poor resolution. Device manager found a
better driver.


Some machines have looked not so good at first boot into W10, but
improved either a few minutes later, or after next boot. Something like
that certainly happened on my current personal W10 machine. It is a
slightly-old MacBook Pro.

Dell site might also help - if the machine is classed as supporting W10.


I was not impressed by Dell's lack of help when I upgraded to W8!

--
Michael Chare

On 04/10/2015 01:03, Michael Chare wrote:
On 03/10/2015 18:56, polygonum wrote:
On 03/10/2015 12:48, Michael Chare wrote:
On 03/10/2015 08:58, polygonum wrote:


Update graphics drivers.

Having used W10 on quite a number of computers, and Edge on most of
them, I have not experienced the issue you report. However I have come
across the need to update graphics drivers on a lot of computers that
have been upgraded to W10.


When I upgraded W7 to W10 on my Dell Vostro laptop it was just left with
the regular MS driver, and poor resolution. Device manager found a
better driver.


Some machines have looked not so good at first boot into W10, but
improved either a few minutes later, or after next boot. Something like
that certainly happened on my current personal W10 machine. It is a
slightly-old MacBook Pro.

Dell site might also help - if the machine is classed as supporting W10.


I was not impressed by Dell's lack of help when I upgraded to W8!

I find it incredibly confusing unless you are lucky and their automatic
processes happen to work. Regularly try to decide whether I hate HP's
support site more than Dell's, or the other way around.

--
Rod