Well, to me, malware bytes is accessible enough and it gets the job done. I've been using it for several years, and it generally doesn't get in the way and the price for the subscription is

I don't think it matters where you get itunes. Tab and shift tab are very necessary, alt doesn't seem to bring up the menus, but alt+f will give you the file menu and you can arrow around

Hi, I am totally frustrated with this, perhaps someone could help. I have just purchased a new ipad, and i have loaded the itunes app onto my windows 10 pc. Everything is up to date, windows,

Thanks. As I said it has been a couple of years and I was considering my options. I studied the test results before I did anything. I realize it’s close to the top and performs well, but so do

- Yup. If you're using Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 then Windows Security is the way to go. Look at the most recent testing results from the following antivirus/security testing labs, along with the

In my experience Windows Defender is perfectly accessible and does a fine job. -- Soronel Haetir soronel.haetir@...

The subject line kind of says it all doesn’t it? I’ve been using the combination of MalwareBytes Premium and Windows Defender for a couple of years. It’s time to renew the Malwarebytes

Hi, Larry. Albert was looking for a setting that would lower volume while other audio is playing, not a setting to manually raise or lower volume. That's why I didn't describe the new layered

The newest innovation is the layered key strokes with regard to volume which is in the February update. More to follow in future builds. Larry

Hi, Albert. Press JAWS Key plus SPACE, followed by the letter D for Audio Ducking. It is a toggle, and it will tell you the state of the toggle after being pressed. Bill White

There are two that I know of and here it is: Using the layered command JAWS Key + Spacebar followed by the letter V for volume, followed by the letter S for system and using the up and down arrow

Press insert+6 on the number row. Press control+shift+d for the Jaws default settings. Type volume in the search box. Arrow donw once and you should be on that setting. Richard Ralph's

Since JAWs has a good settings search, I'd suggest you look for "ducking." I believe that JAWS and NVDA both call this feature audio ducking. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 20H2, Build

Good evening everyone, Is their a particular setting or checkbox that says, lower the volume of other programs or applications while Jaws is speaking? If so, can someone please point me in the

Thank you very much. That is what I was looking for.

I get a weird message notavvailable outside of relevant tables and dialog windows.

Well, try insert+z once the store opens and then you can navigate by headings or links, though all I'm finding are games and free apps. But, at least it is more than "button." Richard Ralph's

Well for some stupid reason the Microsoft Store won't load properly with the latest update of JAWS 2021. All I hear is button unavailable. Works just fine with NVDA. So has anyone experienced this?

When the whole table is selected, and that's what you must do if you want the changes to be applied across all cells, when the context menu is invoked it should contain the AutoFit Item, which has

I understand that about the version of JAWS but I just give the information. Where do I find the autofit? I found center and other alignment options on the applications key.