Mike, thanks so much. It makes me feel better that it’s as much of a pain to use for sighted people as for us. I’ll work on it after a good night’s sleep! Thanks. Judy & Libby

Hi Judy, Try taking a look at the website below for help with your situation. https://www.rover.com/ Also, here's a couple of notes I saved to help my sighted wife post a new message on Next

Feliciano: I have used both of these headsets. The microphones are not so sensitive as to pick up ambient sound. I have my microphone sensitivity in Zoom set to 100% with minimal noise

hi, How well are these with ambient noise from your experience? Also, if computer volume is say about 80% does microphone pick up the speech? I’ve purchased a few and return them which is why I

Greetings: There are two possible headsets that I could recommend. Plantronics – Blackwire 3220 – Wired Dual-Ear (Stereo) Headset with Boom Mic – USB-A to connect to your PC and/or Mac

Hi, all, I used to, say a year or so agao, be able to send a post to Next Door. I’m looking for a dog walker for my pet dog and wanted to post on there but it is impossible. I’ve tried different

Hi all, Looking for a stereo USB headset that does not leak speech through the microphone. I tried the logitech H300 and it leaked speech. Anyone have experience with any duel or single USB

I didn't mean to impugne or imply ... I was actually trying to excuse myself for not knowing and following that old thread because I didn't even know I had the problem when that thread was out, and

It's a good option, thank you. The only problem is that I'm reviewing annual reports which are typically 100+ pages so it could get expensive really fast. But, for small documents, I can see myself

What is the standalone version of ABBYY that I should look for? All I can find is version 15 which is subscription based. Is there standalone version that I could buy? Thanks,

Quote: I use these “Click here to view in browser” links regularly. End quote: Maybe I am confusing the issue here, but I often see these when they contain some sort of image with text in

I use these “Click here to view in browser” links regularly. I have almost always found the suggestion to be a link that I can focus and then press “Enter” or click with the numpad left click

Greetings: Actually, there are emails (typically newsletters or the like) which, in the body, have an explicit link which a person can activate the view the email as a web page. Then there are

Hi, Brian. The difference between the type of message which you sent to me, and the standard prompt that is received by JAWS as a screen reader is, In the message you sent to me, the prompt does

Bill, Interesting. I've never encountered these (at least to my knowledge) where they are not actual links. Here is the tail end of a promotional email I received from T-Mobile earlier

Hi, Brian. When I get the message saying, click here to view the message in your browser, it is just a notification, and there seems to be no way to click the link. There doesn't even seem to be a

Richard, Might I ask what happens if you gain focus on that "click here" link and activate it? I can't recall the last time I've actually done this either the sighted "point and click" method or with

JM, This makes sense. However, sometimes developers produce scripts that work with more than one function. For example, Brian Hartung's Team script also works with Outlook. I didn't realize it until

Hi Steve, I wasn't being snarky. I was hoping to point you to a thread that might help and that you could look up in the list archive. If I'd kept that thread, I would have included it with my reply.

Still...the skype scripts would onlya ctivate if skype.exe was running. That's how jaws scripts "know" to be activated -- by matching the script with the name of the programme executable. So unless