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On Aug 7, 2017, at 3:42 AM, Don H <lmddh50@adams.net> wrote:

How do you sign up for the Open Book users list?

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Hi all. The latest JAWS 18.0.4104 seems to have affected the system font in Windows 7.

Let me explain. My sighted wife and I both have Win7 PCs, but we have JAWS on both PCs in case I need to do some
system admin stuff on her computer. Recently, I was on her computer, and JAWS prompted me to upgrade to the latest
18.0.4104.
After doing so, my wife sat down to use her computer, and immediately reported a change in the fonts - the icon name
under desktop icons, the names of menus in the menu bars of applications such as MS Word and Google Chrome, etc. I
had her come over and look at my PC, already on 18.0.4104, and she reported the same issue on my system.

Of course, with my crappy eyesight, I didn't notice any font change on either system. But I do have enough residual

that I can use ZoomText (from AISquared) to enlarge the fonts so that they are large enough for me to see. And they

fine to me, single-pixel width fonts as I would expect. Yet my (non-technical) wife complains of a change.

She says they look "lower resolution". She says the font size hasn't changed, the icon and menu names are the same

But she says the letters seems to be drawn thinner, they aren't as bold as they used to be, and as a result, they are

for her to see. Well, I am low vision, as I said, and my fonts have always appeared this way to me when I examine them
closely.

I'm left with the conclusion that my wife had somehow done some non-default customization to her system fonts, and
the latest JAWS somehow undid this customization. Unfortunately, just poking around in system settings, I did not
immediately find any controls that would affect system font appearance.

Okay, I know most JFW list readers are blind, so I'm not expecting to find Windows font experts on this list. LOL. But
perhaps someone at Freedom Scientific will read this post, and perhaps they know something about the issue, and how I
might go about restoring my wife's computer fonts to their previous state.

Thanks for any help.
-Paul

On Aug 7, 2017, at 7:45 AM, Richard Turner <richardturner42@outlook.com> wrote:


I am not sure it is an active list as I still have heard nothing from it. I went to Freedom Scientific's page and searched for lists and found it. I'll ask tech support when I call them if one exists.
Richard

On Aug 7, 2017, at 3:42 AM, Don H <lmddh50@adams.net> wrote:

How do you sign up for the Open Book users list?

Keeping it in a text file or even a password protected Excel or file on the computer may be OK if you are just at home where you can access the information and if you only want to access it on your computer.

For me this wouldn’t work because I need not just passwords but as Pablo said other important information accessible at home as well as at my business on several computers and also want this access on my iPhone when I’m out and about.

I hear a lot of people use One Password or Lastpass, I started out with Roboform a very long time ago and it continues to work well for me. The iOS app is also very accessible and you can store passwords, bookmarks (which are not password protected), SafeNotes which can be long notes and it even has a contact section which I don’t use.

The Roboform Everywhere service costs a bit, but it’s not expensive, maybe $20 a year or so and a while back they had a special where I think it was $75 for 7 or 8 years.

Many website you can open right from Roboform, if, for example, I want to log in to my online banking I press Insert+F11 to bring up the system tray icons, type
R” for Roboform and press enter, this opens a context menu, I arrow to logins, then right arrow to open it, type “S” which takes me to “Scotia Bank” and when I press enter I enter my Master password, then the passcard opens the website, automatically fills the fields with my bank card number and password and submits the form.

Best regards,

Sieghard

I have heard of this but never really read up on it too much as I’ve been doing my method for so many years, I cannot imagine the work in migrating to this process. Did you begin with this or go to it after some time?

Al

I use 1password.

Fully Jaws acessible. Same with their iOS app if you use that platform. They have an android app, but as I don’t use android, I couldn’t tell you as far as accessibility.

I pay for the family plan as I have my wife and parents and sister on it as well. Everyone’s happy with it.

Hi all,

Any suggestion about a good password manager. I don’t know if this kind of software is called like that, but I am looking a software that allow me to store users names, passwords, but also other information like account numbers, credit card numbers. So should be something that manage passwords, but also other  kind of personal information.

Thanks for any advice regarding this software.

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On Aug 7, 2017, at 3:42 AM, Don H <lmddh50@adams.net> wrote:

How do you sign up for the Open Book users list?

I have heard of this but never really read up on it too much as I’ve been doing my method for so many years, I cannot imagine the work in migrating to this process. Did you begin with this or go to it after some time?

Al

I use 1password.

Fully Jaws acessible. Same with their iOS app if you use that platform. They have an android app, but as I don’t use android, I couldn’t tell you as far as accessibility.

I pay for the family plan as I have my wife and parents and sister on it as well. Everyone’s happy with it.

Hi all,

Any suggestion about a good password manager. I don’t know if this kind of software is called like that, but I am looking a software that allow me to store users names, passwords, but also other information like account numbers, credit card numbers. So should be something that manage passwords, but also other  kind of personal information.

Thanks for any advice regarding this software.

I use 1password.

Fully Jaws acessible. Same with their iOS app if you use that platform. They have an android app, but as I don’t use android, I couldn’t tell you as far as accessibility.

I pay for the family plan as I have my wife and parents and sister on it as well. Everyone’s happy with it.

Hi all,

Any suggestion about a good password manager. I don’t know if this kind of software is called like that, but I am looking a software that allow me to store users names, passwords, but also other information like account numbers, credit card numbers. So should be something that manage passwords, but also other  kind of personal information.

Thanks for any advice regarding this software.

Hi all,

Any suggestion about a good password manager. I don’t know if this kind of software is called like that, but I am looking a software that allow me to store users names, passwords, but also other information like account numbers, credit card numbers. So should be something that manage passwords, but also other  kind of personal information.

Thanks for any advice regarding this software.