I think the disc has it in DAISY format and their may be other electronic print formats Lois.

Thanks Lois. I will check it out.

National Braille Press has a very thorough explanation for Windows 7 titled: "Windows Seven Explained". You can get it in braille, with a separate volume of raised diagrams of various screens and

Will check it out. Thanks.

Great thanks.

I understand that NBP has some guides too. Karen

Add to this list the free guides to Windows 7 written by David Bailes, easily found by Googling.

Thanks Charles. I will begin the process right away. Andre

Hi, You should try Freedom Scientific first and the other would be the Blind training site. Here are the links to their web sites www.freedomscientific.com www.blindtraining.com The training at

I know over the past few months several books and articles have been recommended for better understanding or learning Windows7, Office 2010 and Outlook 2010 and other applications. I hate to ask but

I have a bookport plus and use it with 64 bit win7 pro without problems. -- Soronel Haetir soronel.haetir@...

Hi, If they or their interface/data managers (and drivers) have 64-bit versions, then it'll be safe to use 64-bit edition. Cheers, Joseph

What is best if you are using old Braille plusses, Bookport Plus, Plextalk, etc? Sharon

Hi there. Does anyone know of a good accessible calendar reminder program that works with windows 8 and JAWS 14? Thanks. Lovette

Hi Dave, Windows 7 will still be supported until 2020 (at least long-term support), so you'll be fine with it. Windows 8.1 corrects some of the "mistakes" that Microsoft has made in 8.0 (at least

Greetings all. I listened to the August PodCast from Freedom Scientific on the JAWS 15 edition. At one point they indicated that support from F S for XP will likely end with JAWS 16. The JAWS 15

I'd open it up and take a look at what's in your data source. That said I run things in compatibility mode a lot, as I sometimes trade files with folks that haven't made the switch to 2007 or later,

If it shows up in the right click menu (which is what I suspect you mean by being able to do it with the mouse) you can bring that up using the context menu key, which is the key to the left of the

Hi, I haven’t tried it my self but maybe you can put paper in landskape mode, create a table with two columns and one row and then turn one table cell 90 degrees and the other 270. that is you