Hi All, Thank you all for your input & advice. I found a little App / program that makes navigating the ribbons much easier, much like navigating the menues in

I am a teacher of students who are visually impaired and I provide virtual instruction. I am practicing so I can create a video recording to share with parents so they can see the progress

Hey, Marianne Denning! What are you trying to record audio from? Name: Mr. Jonas Voll Email: Web site: www.AccessTelevision.tv YouTube: FaceBook: Twitter:

Hi, The blind training site is: www.blindtraining.com You will have to click on the bookstore link and then click on the text book link in order to get to the series of training courses offered under

Gene Asner, a frequent contributor to the Blind Tech list, recently posted a brief tutorial on that list explaining how to navigate ribbon menus, but unfortunately, I didn't save it. Perhaps if you

Hi All, The link is: http://www.blindtraining.com/ I have searched this website & haven't found anything just on ribbon navigation but, I'll go back again to see if overlooked something. Thank

I get the same error, so this web address is probably not correct. Gerald

Yes, I got the same thing here.

found issue there was a typo in the address Tom Macha From: Jim Portillo Sent: ‎Saturday‎, ‎March‎ ‎15‎, ‎2014 ‎5‎:‎33‎ ‎PM To: The Jaws for Windows support

Hello all I have just tried the blind training website. However; my system tells me, “problem loading page.” Tom Macha From: Jim Portillo Sent: ‎Saturday‎, ‎March‎ ‎15‎,

Hi Please remove me from this list serve. Thank yo! Laurie Cremmen Sent from my iPad

I agree. She's very good!

Try the blind training site at: www.blinttraining.com I am sure the tutorials on this site will be easy for you to work with. She gives step by step instructions in written form as well as in audio

Hi All, I'll get right to the point. The ribbons in Office 07 & up frustrate the hell out of me! I've been searching for a good tutorial that explains the ribbons, i.e, both upper & lower, &

Hi, Harry. Thanks for this info. I do that shift+tab twice thing, but run in to the danger of Windows hijacking a filename in the folder it points to and renaming the file I want to save to that

Once you hit enter on Save As, shift tab twice to find the folder. The default is Documents, I believe. Harry

I have the same question, with the additional part that I am running Windows 7 Pro and Office 2010. In XP, I do not recall having this problem, there always being a box telling me what folder the

Hi, Everyone. When I go in to the Save As dialog under the File menu, how do I know where a file will save to? At present, I use the Insert+B command and listen for JFW to read the folder name

Not to ask the obvious, but do you have sound working from other applications? And is there a separate “mute” setting or volume control within that app? I’m assuming you may be using this with

Several weeks ago I asked about recording a lesson with a student and someone recommended Cam VIdeo. I downloaded it and have used it. I tried to record this morning and I have a visual recording