When I talked with FS about this, the suggestion was to copy into Notepad instead of Word, so the table formatting isn't shone.

I'm familiar with Jackie. She definitely knows her business but I had no idea she could write JAWS scripts. I'm not surprised, though. David Goldfield,Blindness Assistive Technology SpecialistJAWS

Jackie McBride on this list is also superb and talented. You can’t go wrong with her. Rod Alcidonis, Esq.

Tom, where is the “default settings section”? I’m still having the problem, and I’m hoping your solution will also be mine. Thanks.

I'm actually working my way through Brian Hartgen's JAWS script writing course. I'm finding it very easy but I am in no way an expert and am not ready to write customized scripts for others, as of

For customized JAWS script writing I highly recommend Brian Hartgen, who is just amazing. You can also contact Level Access as well as the Paciello Group. David Goldfield,Blindness Assistive

Hi, Thanks to all those who answered my query regarding jaws reading some emails as tables. The problem now seems to have been fixed after changing all tables to data tables in the default

Richard, When in Microsoft Word press insert+V for the JAWS Quick Settings dialog. Down arrow to Tables and you should find three options. You can disable any of these, including table

Is there a way to turn off Jaws' announcements of tables when reading documents? I'm helping an elderly friend who receives a lot of interesting articles that have been copied from a web site, then

Generally yes I would agree. There is a site I use from time to time for more technical stuff, but on a whole, Google Translate is probably the answer. On a side note, I actually just finished

I have to believe that Google Translate is accessible, and it would take only a few moments to test out if it would meet your need. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 1909, Build 18363

I've used the Microsoft Translator app, but here is the web site. Worth a try. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/translator/ Richard "Reality is the leading cause of stress for those who are in touch

Hi, I should add here that if that i7 processor is less than $100 extra, by all means go for it. But any more than that and it's a pure waste. But based on your use case scenario it's not going to

Hi, <rant time> The difference between that i5 and a faster processor in 2019-2020 is minimal at best - we're talking literally 100 to 200 MHZ and absolutely 0 percent in real world performance -

Hello All, I have a friend whose English is very limited, and my Spanish is worse. Is there any easy and accessible program, web page, whatever, that we can use to communicate by typing back and

It looks under powered with not enough RAM. Spend the extra money for a faster processor with at least 16 GB of memory. You will be happy you did. The question should not be what I minimally need

I would look at the HP envy line of laptops for a more reasonable priced computer

 I am no expert but a 1.7 G Most processors now are in the upper 2 or 3 GHZ.HZ seems very slow. I have 12 year laptop that has a 1.7 GHZ processor.

Hi, This looks fine. If you can at all afford it, I would recommend making that 2 x 8 gb ram, especially if you plan on keeping the machine for years to come.

Hi all, I am thinking of getting this computer. I will be using it for the usual stuff, email, surfing the net, and getting music to use for my internet radio show. Does this look good enough for