Hi everyone, 

One thing that I’d like too ask here,  is, why don’t these  companies check there updates for accessibility before they release them.  To me, this should be a given practice, and not  an after thought.   

Hi, Larry. What's the procedure to report bugs to Zoom? I know they already know about this bug, but I might like to know for future reports.

Thank you.

This is supposed to be fixed with the next update.

Focus seems to be changing if you have downloaded the latest zoom update.

If you have try closing the participants window with the toggle, Alt Plus U,  then reopen it with the same keystroke and try pressing Alt Plus Y again.

Zoom is aware that they broke something and they say they will fix it.

Larry

Hi, Adrian. When in Zoom, there are two windows open. With JAWS, if I do JAWS key plus T for Title, one window just says Zoom. The other says Zoom Meeting. The window which says Zoom Meeting is usually the window in which meeting controls and shortcuts are operable. Right now, however, ALT plus Y doesn't work in either window. My question is, where is the actual meeting control that sighted persons click to raise and lower the hand. I understand that it is in the Participants panel, but I don't know exactly where it is. I have looked at this panel with JAWS, and don't see the Raise/Lower hand control here.

Thank you.

Good morning, Bill.

What I find distracting while on a Zoom call is that the application opens more than one window. My guess is that you need to be in the right window for alt-y to work or to find the alternative you’re seeking here.

Is there an easy way to find the Raise/Lower hand meeting control in the Participants panel using Zoom Meetings client for Windows? I know that the shortcut ALT+Y can be used. But is there an easy way using JAWS to navigate to the actual meeting control? Sometimes when using ALT+Y, I hear the error sound, as if ALT+Y is not focusing on the actual meeting control.

Thank you.

Bill White

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