Hi, Shirley. Only your Microsoft Word files should go to OneDrive, and only if you're signed into OneDrive. As far as Ease of Access goes, that should be closed, if you go to Control Panel> Ease of

Hi Agree - whilst their is some accessibility in the solution, I've also struggled a little - no tutoirials I'm aware of. I also find Power Queery options in Excel particularly slow and memory hungry

- While files absolutely can and do get sent to OneDrive by default after one of the feature updates, and this can be turned off (I keep OneDrive completely shut down, so it can't happen anyway), I

I didn’t choose to use Ease of Access or One Drive. I didn’t even know they were on my computer until a Windows update. Suddenly, my files were going to them for whatever reason. I didn’t even

Hi Bill, Well like I said, I'm new to Firefox, I just installed it yesterday to see how it works and I haven't had much of a chance to play around and learn the menues and how to navigate them. I

Yeah, I don’t bother with that either. I only turn the virtual cursor off when using certain websites, like youtube for instance.

I can’t positively remember, but I was under the impression there weren’t individual jAWS licenses for 64 or 32 bit versions --- you should be able to just download the 64 bit version from the

hello dears please how about using power bi to analise data with jaws? any tutorials for this? i'm try to use disktop version hopefully i find group for data annalists using jaws thanks

Thanks. I do have 64 bit. I don’t know why I purchased a 32 bit upgrade for JAWS, but that was last year, and it has worked fine. I’m just amazed that suddenly Microsoft is adding things

Hi again, Shirley. One interesting thing about the newest JAWS installers is that, when you look at the installer's name, they contain the word "any". This means that the installer can install either

- Or use a password manager. I was on the losing side of a philosophical battle royal about this very thing with regard to NVDA. They do now have an add-on (script equivalent) that announces password

NVDA has an add-on to do this.

Hi, Shirley. Yes, there is a way to check. If, under your Windows Operating System Drive, under Program Files, the Folder, Freedom Scientific, has a folder that says JAWS, then your copy of JAWS is

I heard someone ask this question on a recent FS Open Line and I thought Eric said this is not an option. Just like a sighted user doesn't have the option to type and see what they type, so too is

By the way, and because the need to check this information does come up, if you want to get a quick snapshot of your system specs, including the bit depth of your computer's CPU: Open Settings,

Shirley, There is still a lot of software written during the 32-bit era that remains that way but works perfectly fine under 64-bit hardware. My Office 2016 is the 32-bit version, for instance. Most

Have you tried scanning the document using the Jaws key and space-bar then o then d. I find that helps sometimes. Or else try to open the file in Word. Just open Word then open the file from

So I figured it out and I'm not sure which worked or whether it was the combination. Set Adobe preferences to Read the Entire Document (as I had tried before) and Unchecked Enhanced Security. One

Hi, Using: latest Jaws and W10 64 bit. Can someone please inform me how to have Jaws say each character as a password is being typed rather than star, star etc. It would be great if a default

Bill, because the sales person at Vespero told me that’s what I had to have. Maybe she was mistaken? I wouldn’t know. My major was literature and grammar. Is there a way to double check?