Hi Maria, Doesn't that change how the machine handles the volume rather than changing the youtube player volume control? Tom Bisset

If it is a hyperlink, you can probably use JAWS Key or Insert plus F7, to bring up a list of links in the document.

Thanks, Maria, but not on my Win7 system. In that dialog there is an IE volume control, but not one specifically for YouTube. It might show up if I have YouTube running on Firefox, but that wouldn't

Thanks, Tom, but no luck here. It brings up a list, but when I select a link (this document has 22) and tab to and press OK, nothing happens. Besides, I'd like to be able to click on the link, as

I think it's left click, but it's been a while.

If you have Windows 7 and possibly higher, you can access the YouTube volume as follows. Go to system tray and find speaker icon and press enter on volume mixer. Then tab to volume for YouTube and

I believe you can use jawsKey F5 to bring up a list of form fields and the link will be one of them. You can then just tab to the ok button and press enter to activate. Tom Bisset

Hi. I can't figure out how to click on a hyperlink in Word 2010. I believe mouse users combine a right-click with the control key. But every time I experiment with this or that possible equivalent,

Hi, the volume slider on the YouTube player can be accessed with IE11 by turning off the virtual cursor then tabbing or in my case shift tabbing until you reach the player controls. When you have

Gary, No, I hadn't, and I'll try it. I haven't any problems with YouTube until now. thanks for the suggestion.

The other day I posted a query after losing lost all sound on YouTube when using IE11 as my browser. I now have the solution, though it isn't a good one. Several people offered suggestions, but

Hi All, If JAWS can read graph information in Excel, does anyone know how accessible it would be to create a graph in Excel and copy it into a Word document? I may need to do this for an Economics

Yes it does exist. Dave Carlson Sent from my iPhone using the handwriting feature.

Unless I am mistaken, I think somewhere I read that JAWS has a feature that will describe a graph in Excel. I cannot remember where I read that, but I suspect it was in the "help" areas for JAWS in

I have used accessible youtube for the past year without issue. It appears to be legal and also seems to have the same or nearly the same video content as youtube itself. And no adds! Andre

Does this site have the same content as Youtube? And is it both safe and legal? Cliff

Adrian, Have you tried YourTube, the accessible YouTube web site? It's at http://www.povidi.com/yourtube/ It uses the accessible player from AFB to play YouTube videos and Channels. The buttons

Hello everyone it is Tom, I am checking to see if anyone knows of any webcite creation tools that work well with jaws. Thanks, Tom Sent from Windows MailTom macha Tom Macha -------------- next

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