Hi, Go to System Access on the desktop, press Alt+Enter to get into Properties, and set the Hotkey to None. This will solve it. All the best Steve

Try Insert 3 on the number pad. All the best Steve

Hi, Press F6 until you hear Filter Applied, then tab to Clear All then OK. All the best Steve

I have this and it is terrible. I recommend finding another for Rocku is totally inaccessible. I have my children change channels and when home alone, I choose another television with and Spectrum

Hi Walker, Go To Meeting is not at all accessible with JAWS 2019. The best accessible tool to do conference and share screens is Zoom. Since it is completely accessible you'll not face an issue using

Hello, As someone who has a smart t.v. running the roku software, I can tell you it does have a screen reader of sorts. It is limited, but as a totally blind user, it allows me to navigate the

No, but Roku does have TTS installed as well, no doubt software powered. I don't have a Roku that does this, but some cable providers offer the Roku for accessibility, such as Time

Yes, I am aware of your points. What I said is that Rocku does not read tts as a screen reader. Rocku has one of it's remotes that does have speech recognition, you tell it what channel to go to or to

 I think that smart watches will become the norm, and it may even become difficult to purchase a non-mechanical watch that is not a smart watch. But basic watches are one of the few devices that

Talking watches use a chip. That is one example of a small device that cannot run an OS, of course, I'm not talking about smart watches, just the standard watch. And, things set up without an OS will

Well, remember that even flip phones can run Android, so I am not sure how small you are referring to. I have a firestick that is about the size of a USB WIFI dongle, and it's running Android, and if

Glenn, I/we are talking small devices, not computers nor anything using an OS... Rick

I seriously doubt anyone uses embedded speech chips unless it is something too small to run an OS. Otherwise, it typically uses software TTS via Android or Linux. Glenn

Speech recognition is talking to a device, like Amazon Echo. TTS is text to speech, like Jaws and other screenreaders. Phones use both TTS and speech recognition. Glenn

I believe the rocku is speach recognition, not text to speech

Found this with a search for embedded TTS: https://www.readspeaker.com/solutions/text-to-speech-software/readspeaker-speechengine-sdk-embedded/

Makes sense for the TV but what about fire stick, and Roku. Another thing I( want to look into now.

Devices like TVs are usually driven by Android, which can use open source software TTS engines, or if it is tied to Google, there are Google TTS engines that are all software. Glenn

I don't know the names but they are around. Just look at any smart TV like Samsung. Or The Amazon Fire stick, Roku and Apple TV's. They must use embedded TTS chips.

Chris, I haven't heard the software version, which others recommend, but I recall that it can be added to JAWS via the synthesizer and braille manager in utilities. If you find a source for it, I hope