In my case, I have direct access to the operations team that manages the systems for me. So all I need to do is email them. You may want to develop a relationship with those individuals at your

Brian, you are right. I pulled in a number of people to get clearance to just call my local tech guy to help when I needed admin rights for something JAWS related. This was a lot easier when in the

I finally convinced a group I’m in to switch to Zoom, because although WebEx was very rudementally accessible, Zoom is far better. I was able to get logged in and hear and talk to other meeting

So I have used Zoom with jaws and am fairly proficient with it but I really haven't used Webex at all. My wife got a job with Cisco a few months ago and between the stories about lack of security on

Groups.io will be down for maintenance this evening, Monday, August 3rd, starting at 11 PM Pacific Time, (6 AM Tuesday 8/4/2020 UTC), for up to two hours. Which means that nothing will be showing up

On Mon, Aug 3, 2020 at 02:04 PM, Van Lant, Robin wrote: I don’t have admin privileges to make some setting change for it to fully install.- Another battle I've had to engage in for multiple users of

I work for a large US bank and we have tight firewalls. Our firewall settings have prevented the FTP connections needed for me to do the standard updates and for FS reader to download books. I

Hi all, Below is the description of a book I just wrote. It can be purchased for $20 at: https://carroll.org/product/when-one-web-browser-is-not-enough/ When One Web Browser Is Not Enough: A

Hi, it is same here, after closing Word documents, Jaws keeps hanging for a while.

Edge is available for Windows 7 and works fine, after all, it's just another chromium based browser.

Sometimes if you invoke picture smart, alt_spacebar, then p, then c you can read the text on the shared screen.

I’m still getting this behavior with Rord and Outlook 2016. Sometimes I get it and sometimes I don’t. Repairing Word and Outlook helped but it’s still happening to some extent. Sharon

I am sure what is sent out is a picture of what is on there screen. There would be no reason to send control information and text when a picture of it would be simpler. No screen reader is

Hi, Jim. I have a gmail account, and it is just another domain with email addresses. I tend to want to use my Internet Service Provider's email address, because, if anything goes wrong, I am paying

You are out of luck. I am not aware of any screen readers that can handle the videos that come across when using zoom or WebEx. Thanks,abraham

For the record disabling UIA did not fix this issue for me, either. David Goldfield,Blindness Assistive Technology SpecialistJAWS Certified, 2019WWW.DavidGoldfield.org On

Hi Chris, what my coworkers are screen sharing is whatever is on their screen, such as what is being displayed in visual studio as they drive. It might be a video, as they screen share themselves

I doubt it. The thing being shared is likely an image, and it would have to be ocr'ed and it wouldn't turn out well at all. On 8/2/2020 18:09, Michael Walker wrote:

Hi John, What I mean is that I work with people who can see. They run conferences where they share their screens. I wondered if there is a way I can see what they are sharing on their screens. Thank

Hi Michael, I’m not quite sure what you mean, but I use Zoom frequently and share screens with other blind Zoom users. Obviously, as the other users are also totally blind, then they can’t