Hi John, On my iMac there's a setting in Keyboard settings to use Smart Quotes and Dashes. It's either checked or unchecked. If it's checked, when you type a quote, it's automatically changed to a

Yes, all browsers do. In chrome, hit jaws+v to open the settings, type refr in the box, hit tab and you should be able to change the refresh setting from automatic, 60 seconds or off if

How do you type these smart quotes? Mario wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it. The question is: How do you spend it? John Covici wb2una

Hi John, I notice this on IE and Firefox, as well. Rick

Hi Richard, Good to know. I just turned off "Smart Quotes" in System Preferences on my iMac, so all should be well now... hopefully! :) Thanks, Russell

Hello: At work we use JAWS 18 and Chrome to access Oracle applications. For the past few days we have been experiencing an annoyance where when working down a web page either by arrowing down or

Thanks Russell, that makes sense. You will find too, that if you search for books with an apostrophe in the title, the smart single quote, which is supposed to be the apostrophe won't return any

Hi Richard, I think I have “smart quotes” in my instructions. I typed the instructions from Mail on my iMac, and, when I read your quotes VoiceOver reads Quote yes quote and in my instructions,

I know what they are, but you did not say if Russell had smart quotes or if I had smart quotes. I'm blind and Jaws said the exact same thing in reading both versions. You stated pretty straight

left quotes and right quotes ar smart quotes. for example, left quote, I said that, right quote. the quotes are rarely referred to as curly quotes. the left quote is actually like or close to a

So Mario, which one has smart quotes? Jaws speaks them the same to me. Richard Check out my web site at: www.turner42.com “The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy has this to say on the subject of

the smart quotes instead of strait quotes makes the difference. crazy, isn't it? but true, watch out for these idiosyncrasies.

Hi Richard, I see no difference in my steps and yours? :) Thanks, Russell

I’m not sure why Russell’s instructions didn’t work for me, but I did the following and it worked. In b101: =COUNTIF(B2:B100,"Yes") IN b102, =COUNTA(B2:B100) In b103, =B101/B102 To test

I agree with Russell’s approach. That is exactly how I would do it. Technically you can combine both of the formulas into one cell, but I tend to like to show the results of each count in a

Hello List-members, I have scheduled a training session (via Skype) with a BrailleNote user for tomorrow to provide some training in using the Apex which I recently purchased, primarily as a

Hi Steve, Let’s say you have Yes or no in cells B2 to B100. In cell B101, or wherever you wish, type the formula, CountIf(B2:B100,”Yes”). This will give you the number of cells with “Yes”

Can anyone provide a list of the video navigation commands I can use to operate a Netflix video? I managed to figure out somehow to pause and play. But I find no links or buttons of any kind. Any

Hi Richard, I don't have the answer to your question directly Richard, however, i use WordPress daily for my clients and would be happy to answer questions you have. Thanks,

Does anyone know of a tutorial for fire fox? Thanks in advance Kevin Stone