- I have never had that happen. But the way you stated things in your opening message, my impression is that, at the very least, you believe you have. As I said in my immediately previous message,

Takis, Believe me, I can understand the appeal, but you've now identified the plusses and minuses, again. I have said repeatedly, and will always say, that accessibility (regardless of

Brian, thank you. The warning, as I understand it, is only as regards the original format not being preserved. That is not a problem for me. I just can’t afford any text getting lost. And hence am

To the person who asked about my browser, that would be a hell of a lot of tabs. lol. One of the first things I wondered though was if the latest version of edge, which was what I was using, had a

The PDFs from school are compiled by copying the various parts from different people at the school into one message. I don't have enough computer knowledge to sort it out past that. As was previously

Have you asked a sighted person to explain the screen and what might be going on? I think Aira would be able to help here.

Hi Brian/all, The big issue with pefs which make it seductive to have them converted to word, is at least for me, the fact that in many cases but unfortunately not all, footnotes are rendered

Hi, Is anyone using JAWS to access Northwest Bank? When attempting to log in, there is something that says “login button”, but it does nothing when pressed, and there is no place to enter a

Rahul: I have not had this issue, but I open PDF's in word in a different way. I use control F12, which puts me in a dialog box, at which point, I find the file I want to open and go from there. It

That sounds like quite a problem. I'd start by completely reinstalling windows, and only using windows' built-in drivers to see if something Dell put on the computer was causing the

Word itself warns you that there can be issues converting from PDF to Word for PDF documents not generated by Word itself. While I understand the convenience, if 100% accuracy with regard to original

Hi Lori, Can you please share why this has happened for you? As in, was the content that got lost pure and simple text, or was it different from the content that did not get lost in some

I have done my scans, but as I said it's a new computer. I first noticed it doing this less than a week after I got it. I didn't notice it before then because I was constantly restarting it while

Sounds like a browser issue -- they are all memory hogs. Which browser are you using and how many tabs, etc.? Thomas N. Chan wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it. The

Ugg, that sounds bad. I'd be surprised if jaws is your problem. I had about 5gb of unexplained ram usage, but I'm sure the machine had been on since last week. You mentioned

I have had this happen from time to time. Weekly newsletters from my son's school usually drop the first page. I've learned the hard way that if something appears to be missing, try reading the PDF

I only reboot my main machine, once a week. I only got 16gb on this machine, its something new to me on Win 10 for me. how I would isolate the issue is, take out the physical ram and re-sit it. can

Hi, I have Office 365, Windows 10, Jaws 2021. I have recently started opening all PDFs in Word, as I find this to be a very convenient and smooth way of reading PDFs. To do this, I go to the context

I am responding to both of you at once. As far as runningNVDA or Narrator goes, I have thought about it but haven’t done it. NVDA is my backup, and I need to go back and look up how to read the

I haven't really noticed anything, but then again, I wasn't checking either. My memory usage seemed a little high when I checked while ago, but I hadn't rebooted my computer in several