thanks Bill.

Hi, Mario. I'm not Mike, but I'll try to answer your questions as best as I can. are the boxes that Unchecky unchecks become unavailable or frozen or can they be checked if the user desires to

Cristóbal, If you actually have those numbers and know they're current, would you mind sharing (or if you have URLs for the appropriate pages at their support areas)? eBay in particular

Mike, are the boxes that Unchecky unchecks become unavailable or frozen or can they be checked if the user desires to include the "freebee", not that anyone would. and is Unchecky updated often in

Just a correction, eBay does still have telephonic and email support. The wife and I sell on this platform and have had to use it from time to time. Same with Amazon. You may need to jump through an

- You can cut out the "blind" and, possibly, the "especially," and your observation still holds true. There's really not much worse, from a customer perspective, than having abolutely no viable

Mike, with JAWS 2020 and I suspect newer versions, one needs to enter on Utilities instead of Explore JAWS, and continue as directed.

- You could cut that "blind" out of that sentence and it remains equally true. None of us gets through this life without constant need of assistance of one form or another. The form differs, and

The bottom line is that these large companies only care about the ,well, bottom line, and don't give a bleep about customer service and so farm it out to offshore boiler rooms who

Diane, I hear your frustration however the truth is that , as a blind person, I will always need assistance in one form or another. I don’t think most tech supports thinks blind people are dumb

Mary Ann, being a person who uses a pc with jaws, but also has an iPhone, it is so different how the two companies handle their disability support. I have found that Microsoft, has to be directed like

- When I was doing a lot of freelance tutoring for the Virginia Department for the Blind and Visually Impaired, I learned very quicky that the information I was provided about the clients I was going

Hi, Ron. You get to the Internet Explorer Mode setting by, 1. Open Edge. 2. Search for Default Browser. 3. Navigate by using H or Down Arrow, to, Default Browser. 4. TAB to Internet Explorer

- I'm sorry, Joseph, but the complaint is not entirely without merit. I have nothing against non-US-technical support, but regardless of what offshore tech support is being used by a company, there

- And that, right there, is the very crux of the matter. And not just the blind/VI part, but that the folks you engage for assistance actually have expectations placed on them that have nothing to do,

I used to depend on my husband. He began teaching me how to use the computer—but I ended up having to teach myself. He has dementia and can’t even use a computer any more. I do it all myself. I

- Mike, thank you for the direct support of what I've said as someone I've actually worked with. I will make the point, though, that I really have absolutely nothing to gain by fabricating anything in

I’ll put my 2 cents in just once here. Give them a break. Some people are partially sighted and the people helping don’t know who can see what. And they may ask to determine if you can see at all

 Hi Bill, It does not give you a choice. It just unchecks extra boxes, at least this has been my experience since I started running it back in 2014. Once in awhile you might hear Jaws report

 Hi John, Try the following: 1. Open the start menu with the windows key and open the All Programs submenu. 2. Navigate to the version of Jaws you want to work with and press enter. 3. Press