I am a legal and medical transcriptionist and have been for the past 20 years. I have used Express scribe for nearly 90% of that time, and find it to be the most accessible and user-friendly

Hi. I am not sure when this started, maybe a week or so ago, but outlook 2016 -- office 365 version -- is no longer updating automatically when I open it. It does work if I use the ribbon to go to

Dear Lee Anne; I did start up the software and took a try at it. It seems to work okay, but I don’t have all the commands I need yet. Do you actually transcribe in the Express Scribe or run a

Hi, I currently use Express Scribe for medical transcription and it is pretty good. I use a foot pedal to control the dictation, which helps a lot. There are a pair of slider bars for

Like I said before, I don't have $99.00. My machine hasn't given me any nagging notifications, everything works fine the way it is. I'm going to try Munawar Bijani's suggestion of Code Blocks.

Hello, I’m new here but joined expressly so that I might ask if anyone on this list does transcription. It can be medical, legal, or other. If so, what transcription software do you use? Do

Hi. Yes, visual studio 2017, works great with jaws and I am using visual studio 2019, and works great with jaws 2019. Annablle, you can be able and eligible to get a one year subscription for jaws

Ok, then you can use Code::Blocks. http://www.codeblocks.org/. Check the Features page for a list of languages it supports. One of them is MSVC++.

I'm trying to code in C++, which I believe is a language that not only is recognized by all operating systems, but someone, though I'm not sure who, said it can be recognized by JAWS. Right now, the

Hi, I used to make audio games. That's where a lot of my .net experience came from. In c++ I was involved in a block chain project at work. And I was shocked how accessible the IDE is now. Even things

Well it all depends on what you're trying to do. Why do you need visual studio specifically? If you share what language you're coding in I can point you to alternate but slightly less accessible

I don't have $99.00.

You do know you can upgrade Jaws to the latest for $99? Annabelle Susan Morison wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it. The question is: How do you spend it? John

Great! Thanks for the info

What types of applications do you code in?

I'm sticking with Windows 7 and JAWS 15, since they work very well for me. As for programs, what would be a fully accessible solution for my current configuration? I'd like a program that I can work

Thanks. But what Siegard gave me worked, so I’m good. But your way works, too; so, now I have choices. Cheerfully, Shirley

Hi, I used to do a lot of .NET development but now it's mostly C++.

Hi, Ok, if cost is prohibitive for you, I would suggest switching to NVDA, installing Windows 10 and using VS 2017. Both NVDA and JAWS work really well with VS 2017 (though NVDA's

JAWS 2018 at the clients will still run and find a license when your server is upgraded to 2019. If the clients want JAWS 2019 they have to install 2019. It'll not happen automatically.