Jaws for Dos is older then this and I’m not sure when it started, but my aunt had it in 1983. JFW started with windows 3.1 I think about 1995. I started using JFW in 1995 on windows 95

And when the list owners catch us changing the subject line, they say we are high jacking the thread and it's a no no. Howard

Well, I haven’t found a problem with Windows+t then hitting enter on any of the applications I arrow to. Like Sieghard, I tend to use either the Windows key plus the number corresponding to

I haven't upgraded yet, but keep in mind that you can access anything on the taskbar with a single keyboard shortcut which is Windows Key + Number Row 1 through 0 for up to ten items. Of course this

Hi Madison, I hate to say "I told you so", but keep this experience in mind whenever the next major update to an operating system comes along, it really is better to wait sometimes and not to be

Hi, David. BARD doesn't bypass the reset password function. If you enter your BARD username, and press the login button without entering a password, BARD offers you the opportunity to reset your

Jerry, You really may want to consider subscribing to the Windows Access with Screen Readers group. Discussion of Windows 11 and the quirks of same are fairly active at the moment.-- Brian - Windows

I am using JFW 2022, and I just upgraded to Windows 11. (Probably not a wise move) If I hit Windows-t to go to the task bar, I can arrow right or left to go through the items on the task bar. If I

Jim, true most sites have the forgot “password” link. I guess Bard, bypasses that link and as Judy stated, you just need to change it. At least to change it they don’t, I hope want you to

If you forgot your password Bard will want you to change it.

And maybe if this list didn't have an absentee owner/moderator, there wouldn't be so much complaining about threads that drift off topic and turn into chit chat discussions that

- So, if you'd rather we "moan about" a legitimate problem in a separate topic, here you are. You're being a horse's derriere. 25 Forum Posting Etiquette Tips Note, particularly, number 3. The

Maybe brian and co, should lead by example, rather than moaning about it

Muting the topic does not always solve the problem. I just gage who it is coming from and respond accordingly. If they are a chronic complainer, the delete key gets a workout. I tried just putting

- Did you even bother reading the concern, which has now been expressed by three of us (at least)?: "A lot of us could miss something that may be helpful to us if all of you would write a new post

On this screen, the 'reset password" is just after the login button https://nlsbard.loc.gov/nlsbardprod/login//NLS

I believe my state library people told me that it has not yet been set up for that. So you may need to call them to have them eMail you a temporary password. Glenn

If you are not finding the link, call your regional library and they can send you a reset your password email. Richard “Reality is the leading cause of stress for those who are in touch

Hi all, I forgot my pass word, and when I go to the web site to sign in I , Don’t see the link that says forgot pass word. I see the link that says change your pass word, gut I need the link

You can always mute the topic if you are not interested or fed up of it