Jenni: I’m sure there are going to be varying answers here, but here’s mine for starters. I most often read PDF files with Adobe Acrobat DC. In addition, I have had some success

 Hello Tom: I need to restore an image to one of my computers, which I created using Terabyte's Image for Windows. If you are interested, would you like to join me in a Zoom meeting, and I will

I don’t think even sighted people can fill out pdf forms on the computer. They have to print them out and fill them in. Judy & Libby

Hi. Does anyone know how do do this especially if you're writing an email in gmail? can't figure it out. Thanks

Jenni, I hate to comment on fonts used by posters especially on a visually impaired list but since this issue was raised the other day in another thread, I'll point it out. The font in your

Bill, I will need to perform this in Outlook, as well, correct?

How are people filling out pdf files these days my computer tries to load edge that a disaster. Then I open the file with chrome and well no It won’t let me fill in the file that way either. Any

Bill, Thanks very much that worked!

Hi, Rick. 1. Open Word. 2. Press JAWS key plus V to open Quick Settings. 3. In the search box, type outline 4. Arrow down to where it says: Outline level checked 5. Press SPACE

Hi Bill, Please forgive my ignorance, would you please offer step by step instructions to find this? Thank you, Rick

Yes, everybody wants your mind these days, for sure. It's not the data they want, it's the experiences they can cause you to have once they get the data. If those aren't in line with what you want,

Go into Quick Settings and make sure Outline Level Indication is unchecked‑ Bill White billwhite92701@...

What needs to stop the level messages from Jaws reading them?

 Chris: That is another reason for me not to use the new version of Edge. Unlike so many people today, who like to broadcast their lives, unlike them, I like my privacy, in addition, I also mind

Works well, except for all the data it collects, they make Google look like a privacy watchdog.

Which is precisely the opposite of what's happened with the transition to Chromium-based Edge. They've gone from a "definitely not ready for primetime" mess of an in-house "let's reinvent the wheel"

Hello Ceigart: I do not have any aversion to chromium based browsers, It is just Microsoft's latest thing about screwing up anything they do. Look at what they did to Skype. Dave

Agree. I only remember shortcuts after a while of seeing them. I hate ribbons for the same reason that they hide everything in layers and layers. Maria

David, Worked great, all better, for now lol. Thanks bunches and be safe... Rick

Not really. It is a lot simpler to remember that something you use occasionally is in a certain category, then you just dig through that category. I gave up on the keyboard shortcuts thing