hello. The good folks at www.myblindspot.com have worked to make Quickbooks fully accessible. In addition, they've created a number of tutorials to help you learn how to use the software

Hi Greg. I can't say as I've ever found one that works with JAWS very well but Quickbooks is definitely accessible and works on your iDevice. I'm self-employed and use their

I understand a third party has developed a set of JAWS scripts to make QuickBooks accessible, but I have not personally used them. As I understand it, the scripts sell for about $200. -Paul

Greg, My Blind spot has made QuickBooks the app of choice. MyBlindSpot.com

Can anyone in the forum lend some advice on the most user friendly, fully accessible bookkeeping software that has payroll function? Many thanks. Greg

I am glad you got it working. I had no difficulty, but I am running windows 7 and excel 2007. On 7/26/2017 9:22 AM, Jonas Voll wrote:

On my machine, Jaws 18, Windows 10, Office 365, it pops up at start up, announces itself, and that is about it. I find no interference after that. Cheers

I tried this did not work! But., th I got it working! JonasVoll Support Technician I Envision, Inc. 2301 S Water ST Wichita,KS67213 O:316-425-7141 F:316-267-4312 www.envisionus.com Envision:To

Are you saying that you have both avast and defender running at the same time here? You should only have only one anti virus running at any one time not both togethernfor a start

Hi. Using jaws for windows a screen reader from http://www.freedomscientific.com and using windows 10 64 bit pro on a Toshiba satellite pro c-50-a, and a programming student and have a lot of apps,

I've been told that the only way Jaws can read in this situation is if the server that runs this program also has Jaws installed and the two link. I've faced this issue at work with two other business

Fortunatly I dont have this issue. :) Does it interfere with your ability to use your PC? On 7/25/2017 6:53 PM, marvin kotler wrote:

Good evening list; overlay windows 0 is not a jaws issue as far as I can tell. I have also run across it with nvda. I called Microsoft disability desk regarding this and was told nothing could be

Mike: I use the latest build of Jaws 18 (version 18.0.4104) with Windows 7 here, and have had no major issues. So, I’d say go ahead and install Jaws 18 on your Windows 7 machine, and

Chrome works well with NVDA.

To prime the pump a bit more—I know that, years ago, there were complaintsabout Chrome not meshing well with JAWS, and I wondered if most of the bugs havesince been ironed out. Please continue to

I know I'm not David and I am posting this to the list since others might want to hear it too. Chrome works very well with Jaws for the most part. It is much faster than IE and I prefer it over

Mike, That's what I'm running. It works fine. Actually, I just downloaded the latest JAWS 18 update, and it also works fine for me. Shirley Tracy author OPERATION CODE CHARLIE now available at

I use it 90% of the time problem free, but I am in a teaching environment where I need to know all of the browsers in order to teach them. It works pretty much the same as FF or IE IMO, ha, ha. HTH

David, could you email me off-list and describe your experiences with Chrome? I’m on I.E., Win.7, now, and wonder how far Chrome has come forscreen-reader users; every so often, I see the little