Sounds like a bummer of a problem, Tony. At the risk of seeming flippant, I'd suggest that, maybe, your body is taking care of you--we spend way too much time in front of our computers as it

You have to have one designated as your default browser. I forget how to do that in firefox. There are some sites that just plain don't work with IE. For example, the other day I went to the apple

Hi Pat I agree wholeheartedly and second your comments. BOB SOUTAR…ONWARD THRU THE FOG

How do I make it my default browser? How do you work with both browsers installed on your computer?

I have used screen readers since about 1990. I have constant ear ringing, ongoing, relentless, ceaseless. With my current hearing aids, the tinnitus is reduced. As for JAWS, I have not found any

Mine is intermittent. Some thimes I can get it to play and other times I just can’t get it to go. When I open the menu and arrow down to the play pause it will show that it is playing but no

Neat idea; wish I'd thought of it. By the way, pitch is adjustable in Eloquence, as long as you adjust one voice at a time. Ted (KD4EXK)

Hi Richard: I know this is not the list for this but I'd like some info from you. Could you please email the info for the blind ham list? I'm very interested in maybe getting started and think this

Hi Tony, You said that you have recently developed some eye sight problems and that you have just taught yourself to use JAWS. All of that put together tells me that you are knew to hearing speech

Hi Tony! This is a far-out suggestion, and I draw it from the world of ham radio. Hams are expert on frequencies, filters, sub-audible tones, harmonics and everything to do with the generation of

You probably use the default voice, (Eloquence). You can download other voices from Freedom Scientific that may be more comfortable. There does not appear to be a overall pitch adjustment in

The Open menu under VLC should also do it. You get there by either right clicking or using the Alt Key. It gives you several options, one of which is disk. Look at that menu, choose your options,

I have found JAWS seems to work much smoother with FireFo. I only use Internet Explorer as a back up browser. I have Chrome too for back up, and seems a lot smoother than IE.

I’m thinking that is a subjective question. I’m sure you will get several answers so here’s mine. I use both, IE and firefox but not chrome. Never really cared for chrome honestly.

You have already tried most of the things I was going to suggest. One thing does come to mind. You might be suffering from a TMJ problem. That is the joint at the back of your jaws. With your

Hi all. (This is my first message, so I beg your pardon if this group is not the right place for such a question). I am a new user of JAWS and I have a weird problem: my ears hurt when I try to use

Hi Debbie, Thank you so very much! I'll give these steps a whirl. I can't tell you how many things I've tried, but in the Playback menu it says program unavailable, & in the Audio menu, it says

Hi Mike You get VLC to play the DVD from the open with menu option in my computer/this PC once the DVD drive is selected. Now here is what I wrote to the list regarding getting DVD’s to

Hi: I agree with Bill, there are two different things you can do when it comes to sharing files with someone. If the file is in your dropbox, and all you want to do is send that file to someone

Hi All, Running Windows 7 Pro 64 bit, VLC, & Jaws 16. For the life of me I can't get a movie on DVD to play with VLc. I've tried uninstalling VLC & reinstalling using the custom settings, & no go.