Alt D works too. If you're comfortable with it, stay with it. Alt D specifically highlights the address bar, and truthfully, so does Control L in both browsers. Most of us just learned Control O to

I didn't know that either until joining this list. As it turns out, you can use Control L in both FF and IE. It took me about two weeks to break twenty years of the Control O habit, but now I almost

I was going to reply to Tom offlist, but since this list now only shows the list's email address in the from field, I can't see Tom's address. Sorry to the rest of you for what will be an off-topic

I would second this response. I made the move to Firefox for almost the exact same reasons you're considering it, although my work didn't require it. In truth, when I got Windows 7, I planned to use

Steve: My University actually is on Windows 7, and IE 11. Because they experienced a major security breech earlier this year, I think they are a bit paranoid. Dr. Tom Behler

Firefox and Internet Explorer are virtually interoperable with JAWS. The bigger question is, on what operating system are you running IE that your university suspects security problems? In fact,

I rarely do this, but I did in fact burn a couple of cds last month. From what I recall, you have to first create a playlist and once created, go to that list and you can burn it once selected.

Okay, I'm going to ask again-how does any blind person deal with ITunes? I'd like to burn a playlist to disk, but I can't seem to bring up the playlist in question to burn. Anyone who can help me

Will certainly do that. ... Thanks! Tom Behler

Makes sense, Petro. ... Thanks! Tom Behler

Check out JAWS help, popular applications with JAWS, Mozilla firefox.

The reason is the audio tutorials I listened to are using the default layout so it makes it easier to follow.

Hi Again, Below are some steps for transferring sound schemes if anyone else is inclined to do so: From: net bat66 you would have to copy some registry

HI I am sort of confused. I have always used Alt+D to go to the address bar in both IE and Firefox. What is the real command for doing this? What are the differences? Thanks for the

Thanks very much, J M. I think I'll take the leap now and give Firefox a try. Tom Behler: KB8TYJ

Thanks, Louise. I didn't know there was a different command for opening web sites in Firefox, as compared to Internet Explorer, so this is very helpful indeed. Dr. Tom Behler from Michigan

Hi All, I'm setting up a new Win7 Pro computer running J13 latest &, would like to know if it's possible to transfer a sound scheme from 1 Win7 Pro system to another? If it's possible, how is it

I accidentally trashed your message from my iphone and can't download the remaining kilobytes to read it; please resend. Thank you. Sent from my iPhone

It is a part of firefox, yes. You can get to it with the options screen, under the tools item in the menu bar. Find advanced settings/general and it will be there.

It is all totally a matter of personal preference. Which ever screenreader one uses, the other seems more awkward. I have switched back and forth over the years as my needs change. The conversion is a