It is not the responsibility of Jaws alone to make sure it work perfectly with every app, it is also the responsibility of app and program developers (and web developers) to follow standards which

It generally is, unless one is retaining material for context, like I am, to address specific points. When a topic is long, and there have been multiple participants, and what's bottom posted is

I can appreciate using a plain font for our messages for those who have some vision. However, I thought it was a no-no on a list which is comprised primarily of screen reader users to not top post

Just a thought have you tried to expand it to full screen mode with windows key up arrow

Greetings all okay I have noticed when using the newest Microsoft edge with jaws if you type something you can’t read character by character and if you backspace it doesn’t read by character any

Hi, That is cool! However, they’re already was a book to learn not only the iOS app but also the windows app and some of the Mac app. Judith Pelaez

Alan, I believe you and appreciate the correction, but I do know sighted people who have had to print out and then write in themselves and information. I guess it depends upon the kind of pdf or how

Hi all, A colleague of mine at the Carroll Center for the Blind has just written a book on using Zoom with screen readers and VoiceOver on the iPhone. It is the first text-based book written on

Dave: I know we have e-mailed privately about my not being able to do the backup immediately. If you can do that tutorial and share it with others, including me, that would be terrific!

Hi Dave and all listers, I recently purchased TeraByte Drive Image Backup and Restore Suite To be used on my Windows 10 PC. I have yet to create an image of my hard drive. I would very much

That also happens when JAWS is not involved when some idiot put fillable fields in a PDF and then did something to protect the whole form, including the fillable fields, from being modified. Not

I have found forms that had edit fields that were in pdf but I used adobe and found no way of filling them in using the pc and jaws. From Mich.

Windows colin or something I think. From Mich.

 Steve: Over the next few days or so, I am going to try and produce an audio tutorial on how I restore a previously backed up image. Once I have done it, I will send it to you, for your comments,

Do you do this by building a TBI Recovery disk, or do you have an alternate method? I'd be interested to know what that alternate method is, if you use one.

All, On my company provided laptop, I’m using Google Chrome Version 81.0.4044.92 on Windows 10. It used to be that opening a PDF file in Chrome, whether from a link on a website or in an email

Yep. That being said, there are also two classes of fillable PDF forms: those that allow you to save the forms with the material you've filled in (see: IRS forms), and those that do not allow you to

I have had somesuccess using Acrobat DC to fill out pdf forms. aIt gvery much depends on how it was created. Tom Behler wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it. The question

Judy, You are incorrect. Both the sighted and visually impaired can fill out properly designed PDF forms on the computer. The IRS uses many PDF forms that can be filled in just fine on one's

 Hi Rick, I'm not Bill, but yes you will. Well damn, I'm a poet and didn't know it! LOL Take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool. *My body has absorbed so much soap and disinfectant lately