I'm not sure I've ever encountered a keyboard that did not already have a bump molded onto the NumPad 5 key (just like the home-row f and j keys) -- Soronel Haetir soronel.haetir@...

I've actually used that stuff to mark my measuring cup. With lines in different lengths to denote one quarter cup. One half cup ETC. It's nice because I think this stuff is "Food Quality" and is not

I'd say if you really want to get your "Speed Bumps"; locating Dots, to stay put for a long time: Try putting one drop of Crazy Glue on each dot. I know you'd need the help of a sightling to do this,

I just use Scotch tape. Bye for now, Carolyn

I'm sure there are dots and there are dots which is why I asked so it's good to know that some of them leave behind unwanted stickyness if they come off. That is one advantage of the glue or whatever

/Dots I've used previously came loose and left the key sticky -- really sticky -- and getting the glue off was a huge pain.

Which dots do you guys find work the best with respect to staying on and so on. I have in the past asked sighted friends to use this glue stuff that you can use to make raised lines or dots for this

I haven’t used Cortana much since I am often using my Logitech MK710 wireless keyboard and am somewhere in the house with my laptop being stuck in the office, but if you do have Windows 10 and use

Hi John, You can use windows explorer to find files. To search for files in a specific folder, make it the current folder in Windows explorer, then: 1. press ctrl+e to go to the search edit

Another good way to mark keys on a keyboard is to cut strips of the soft side of self-adhesive Velcro to fit individual keys. I have these strips of soft Velcro on my Tab, Control and Alt keys on the

Thanks again for this idea, I ordered some and after applying them the F-keys are instantly eaiser to locate. -- Soronel Haetir soronel.haetir@...

Thank you very much for this explanation.

Annabelle, Try using the main program file for East/West and see if it will work on a .CHO file. It might be smart enough to open the Wordbuilder function. Farfar Dave Oregonian, woodworker,

I trried, and it's not there either.

As you probably know, Ed, Lenovo took over the old IBM product line. Initially IBM remained heavily involved. I don’t know if they still keep a finger in the pie, but, as a former IBM customer,

Hello: I am having trouble using the file find in windows 7, that is, in restricting by dates or folders. Has anyone mastered this problem? Thanks.

Hi Annabelle, Try looking in Program Files or Program Files X86. Take care. Mike Sent from my iBarstool.

...have not done this in several years. When I did, it was back around JAWS 8 or 9. I used a USB audio dongle and was able to route JAWS to that specific device. I suggest you plug in a second

Like I've said in an earlier post, the dictionary has nothing to do with what I'm trying to achieve. I'm trying to make Windows, not JAWS, but Windows, recognize the .cho extension as an Eastwest

You can go into the JAWS sound settings and change its audio device and set it to headphones, also, you could just mute JAWS with the layered keystroke, JAWS/Spacebar and then the letter S for speech.