Thanks for the suggestion. Will check it out. Tom Behler

you could also find one in the FS archives from their free trainings or webinars at freedomscientific.com. I think it's still available.

I'm not Carol, but go to http://www.anyburn.com/ and follow the download link.

I just downloaded it from the link provided. Check that the path isn’t being chopped off. Richard “The secret is not to make your music louder, but to make the world quieter.” -

Do you know if they are still around? I just clicked on the link and the page doesn’t exist.

Not at my computer right now however, I believe there is something on Text Analyzer in the Basic Training in FS Reader. Joe

This one is the most compatebal video and Mp3 play back! http://www.cccp-project.net/ JonasVoll Support Technician I Envision, Inc. 2301 S Water

Hello all. I’m thinking about purchasing an external blue-ray drive for my laptop and I’m wondering if anyone knows of any movie viewing software that works well with jaws. Thanks.

Hello. Does anyone know where I can find either a podcast demo or a tutorial on the Text Analyzer feature of Jaws? I became aware of this recently, and am sure it could be quite useful. I

Hi Val, I have put a link for the program in this message. There are two folders, a 32-bit and 64-bit. Choose whichever one you prefer to use. I believe this is the portable version, so you can

My Jaws 2018 says “Speech On Demand” not Speech Mute. It toggles from Speech On Demand, to Full Speech. Richard “The secret is not to make your music louder, but to make the world

Thanks, I thought 2017 was the Dodgers year! Go Pirates! Have a great day! Bob Hicks

OK, thanks Have a great day! Bob Hicks

Hi, Dani. Yes, I think you are on to something. I would create a new profile, and name it something specific such as Eloquence, Proofreading. Then, it will be easy to switch profiles. You can even tie

Hi, Everyone. More often than not nowadays, I need to proofread Braille copies against the print originals. I was embossing the originals and reading that copy with one hand while reading my work with

Well, one thing Val could try is to temporarily turn off Eset NOD32, then start the computer and see if her computer runs faster at login. If it does, then it’s NOD32 that’s the culprit. If it

Eset definitely slowed my wife's computer down. I think it depends on each person's particular configurations. Sieghard is right though, with Windows Defender, you really do not need

On the other hand there is no good reason to pay for anti virus software since Microsoft comes with very good free anti virus protections in the form of Windows Defender. I assume the person from the

I doubt that NOD32 would be slowing down your computer significantly. I use the same product, and it isn't affecting my speed after logon. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Hi Everyone! Don't know if you remember, I was on about my computer being very slow after logging into windows startup? I contacted the microsoft disability desk yesterday, and got a very helpful