yes, you will need IE even if you don't ever use it. IE 11 will override 10. it maybe a little convoluted and even maybe unnecessary, but I'd uninstall Java and Flash before upgrading to IE 11. I'd

I ALSO BELIEVE IN VARIOUS METHODS, BE IT MENUS, SHORTCUTS, SCREEN READERS, ETC. WHATEVER EACH PERSON BECOMES COMFORTABLE WITH IS WHAT HE/SHE WILL STICK WITH. WE HAVE ALL LEARNED THAT THERE ARE

Brian, I believe it is important that a student focus on using the non JAWS specific commands because there are programs that are inaccessible and another solution like NVDA might work better, or how

Paul D. J. Jenkins <pdjj6123@...> wrote: Some of us use multiple operating systems, not just multiple screen readers, regularly. There are some keyboard conventions which are similar

Brian, I'm for learning as many shortcuts as possible. If that means that you may have to emphasize what happens when you separate the six-pack key from the numpad keys and other aspects, so be it.

So, then, I’m stuck with IE 11 if it successfully installs, even though it may result in lessened accessibility in comparison to IE 10? Am using Jaws 16 and windows 7 here. Tom Behler

Hi, I’m not an educator so perhaps my opinion isn’t worth much here. I for one like to know as many ways to do a thing as possible but I’m geeky and like to play with things and learn. what has

Wow! I love this list because I truly learn something. I appreciate that keystroke for making a new folder. Thank you very much!!

Hi Brian, I apologize for mentioning things Martin had already touched upon. I had not yet finished reading my E-Mails when I replied to your messages. I hear you... But, personally, I

It sounds like what might have happened is something went whacky when IE 10 was installed. Here's the typical situation. Tech support removes IE 11, so Windows 7 automaticly rolls you back to IE

Paul & Martin, Thanks for your input. I had forgotten about CTRL+SHIFT+N. Windows has a tendency to give way too many ways to accomplish the same tasks, but at least that gives people

Hello, again, Brian, In certain programs, such as Microsoft Word and Excel, (specifically versions 10 and earlier), F12 will take a user directly to the Save as dialogue. Bye, Paul

Hello Brian, I know in Windows Vista, and 7, control, plus, shift, plus N, as in Nancy, will let you create a new folder while in Windows explorer. I think your question might need to be

Hi, Good post. That’s pretty much what I do as well. I end up teaching a lot more Windows shortcuts than JAWS shortcuts. People want to get things done in their applications. To me, Windows

Tom, Since IE is closely integrated into the Windows operating system there cannot be two versions of that software on a single machine at the same time. As Adrian has noted if an IE11

Hello, everyone. With the ending of Microsoft support for IE 10, I’m planning to upgrade to IE 11 soon, perhaps as early as sometime this week-end. However, in light of problems that Adrian

Hello All, What follows is a rather philosophical question but that certainly has practical implications that the cohort will know about a lot more personally than I ever can. Hence this

No not at all, I'm still awake! LOL LOL What a pain in the ass! I do have 1 suggestion though, you might want to increase your allocation space for System Restore points so you can have more than

David, It is important to note that the installers can only be downloaded for the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Internet Explorer 11 for Windows 7. The same facility does not exist for

Hi. I’ve received several queries off-list about my experience attempting to upgrade from IE10 to IE11. I’m about to describe an immensely frustrating day with no end in sight, but I want to begin