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gmail folder pain question
Hi all,
Can anyone tell me how to maximize my folder pain on the gmail website and have
it stay that way? I'm trying to do something but it's not showing up and someone
on another list (which clearly
Hi all,
Can anyone tell me how to maximize my folder pain on the gmail website and have
it stay that way? I'm trying to do something but it's not showing up and someone
on another list (which clearly
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Madison Martin
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#88588
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Re: Jeff Lukacsena: any programmers or website designers or coders on this list
Hi Pamela,
But you are still in windows, you aren't really in Linux with Jaws when you are doing this.
Glenn
Hi Pamela,
But you are still in windows, you aren't really in Linux with Jaws when you are doing this.
Glenn
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Glenn / Lenny
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#88587
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Re: Jeff Lukacsena: any programmers or website designers or coders on this list
Jeff,
I am a database administrator and connect remotely to some linux servers. I use the latest version of JAWS and it works fairly well with JAWS, although I do have a small amount of residual
Jeff,
I am a database administrator and connect remotely to some linux servers. I use the latest version of JAWS and it works fairly well with JAWS, although I do have a small amount of residual
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Ekstrand, Pamela A. -ND
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#88586
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Jeff Lukacsena: any programmers or website designers or coders on this list
Hello List,
Just curious if there are any computer programmers, website design, accessibility testers, or coders on this list.
I’m looking for resources to learn. Please share.
Thanks,
Jeff
Hello List,
Just curious if there are any computer programmers, website design, accessibility testers, or coders on this list.
I’m looking for resources to learn. Please share.
Thanks,
Jeff
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Jeff Lukacsena
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#88585
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Re: Jeff Lukacsena: does anyone use Linux with Jaws
A minor difference to anyone to whom it really doesn't matter.
they are similar enough that packages can be designed to work on either OS.
Glenn
A minor difference to anyone to whom it really doesn't matter.
they are similar enough that packages can be designed to work on either OS.
Glenn
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Glenn / Lenny
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#88584
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Re: Jeff Lukacsena: does anyone use Linux with Jaws
Hi,
NO, macOS is not based on Linux – it is based on a combination of Free BSD (Berkeley Software Distribution), a specific form of Unix, along with some other components.
Cheers,
Joseph
Hi,
NO, macOS is not based on Linux – it is based on a combination of Free BSD (Berkeley Software Distribution), a specific form of Unix, along with some other components.
Cheers,
Joseph
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Joseph Lee
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#88583
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Re: kortana screen
Hi, Juan. The only two ways to terminate Cortana are as follows, first, you can terminate Cortana through the Task Manager as some have said, or you can terminate it through the settings window as
Hi, Juan. The only two ways to terminate Cortana are as follows, first, you can terminate Cortana through the Task Manager as some have said, or you can terminate it through the settings window as
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Bill White
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#88582
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Re: Jeff Lukacsena: does anyone use Linux with Jaws
Hi Jeff,
Jaws only works on the Microsoft operating systems.
Linux is more akin to the Mac OS, or I should say, Apple's OS is based on Linux.
Linux has a screenreader called Orca, and it comes with
Hi Jeff,
Jaws only works on the Microsoft operating systems.
Linux is more akin to the Mac OS, or I should say, Apple's OS is based on Linux.
Linux has a screenreader called Orca, and it comes with
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Glenn / Lenny
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#88581
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Re: Jeff Lukacsena: does anyone use Linux with Jaws
JAWS is a Windows only program. It has not been ported to other OSes and I doubt it ever will be.
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Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 20H2, Build 19042
It is better to be hated for what you
JAWS is a Windows only program. It has not been ported to other OSes and I doubt it ever will be.
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Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 20H2, Build 19042
It is better to be hated for what you
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Brian Vogel
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#88580
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Jeff Lukacsena: does anyone use Linux with Jaws
Hello List,
I was wondering if anyone on here uses Linux with Jaws.
What version of Jaws are you using?
How successful is it.
Where can I learn more about it?
Do I need any other software to make
Hello List,
I was wondering if anyone on here uses Linux with Jaws.
What version of Jaws are you using?
How successful is it.
Where can I learn more about it?
Do I need any other software to make
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Jeff Lukacsena
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#88579
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Re: if you were getting a new computer.
Good afternoon everyone,
After reading all of the back and forth regarding this issue, I believe that most of the people that are on this list, don’t have received either the training or
Good afternoon everyone,
After reading all of the back and forth regarding this issue, I believe that most of the people that are on this list, don’t have received either the training or
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Albert Cutolo
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#88578
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Re: if you were getting a new computer.
My son had a work laptop that got dropped, and the HD was clicking, and not booting, and he needed some info from it.
I would have not tried this, but if the alternative is to lose your data, then
My son had a work laptop that got dropped, and the HD was clicking, and not booting, and he needed some info from it.
I would have not tried this, but if the alternative is to lose your data, then
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Glenn / Lenny
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#88577
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One drive
How can a person determine how much space is remaining using One Drive.
Steve
How can a person determine how much space is remaining using One Drive.
Steve
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Cook, Steve
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#88576
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Re: if you were getting a new computer.
Hi,
Besides RAM, what’s more important for virtual machines is the load on the processor. I myself have configured 4 GB for all my virtual machines out of 16 GB of physical RAM on the computer
Hi,
Besides RAM, what’s more important for virtual machines is the load on the processor. I myself have configured 4 GB for all my virtual machines out of 16 GB of physical RAM on the computer
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Joseph Lee
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#88575
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Re: if you were getting a new computer.
I will agree with Bryan
Regards,
Thomas N. Chan
As IT administrator and network engineer , I will never use SSD as backup media. Its fast, no doubt but their lifespan for read and write are far more
I will agree with Bryan
Regards,
Thomas N. Chan
As IT administrator and network engineer , I will never use SSD as backup media. Its fast, no doubt but their lifespan for read and write are far more
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Thomas N. Chan <thomas.nchan@...>
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#88574
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Re: if you were getting a new computer.
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Even if you gave each 12 GB of RAM, which would be very generous, the total would be 36 GB. I'd never even go that high. I'd be shocked if 16 GB to 24 GB would not be more than sufficient the way
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Even if you gave each 12 GB of RAM, which would be very generous, the total would be 36 GB. I'd never even go that high. I'd be shocked if 16 GB to 24 GB would not be more than sufficient the way
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Brian Vogel
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#88573
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Re: if you were getting a new computer.
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Age really generally has a lot less to do with it than hours in service or, more precisely, how many times a drive has had to spin up. The biggest stresses on a HDD occur when it is spinning up
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Age really generally has a lot less to do with it than hours in service or, more precisely, how many times a drive has had to spin up. The biggest stresses on a HDD occur when it is spinning up
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Brian Vogel
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#88572
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Re: if you were getting a new computer.
I for one would like to have that much RAM, as I use windows 7, 10, and Linux, of different versions.
So it would be nice to have enough RAM to have all them running at one time without rebooting,
I for one would like to have that much RAM, as I use windows 7, 10, and Linux, of different versions.
So it would be nice to have enough RAM to have all them running at one time without rebooting,
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Glenn / Lenny
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#88571
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Re: create a system image.
Hello Dave,
I’m glad that you got a chance to experiment with IFW. But, if you are using a tried and true method of restoring your system after a possible catastrophic failure then it sounds
Hello Dave,
I’m glad that you got a chance to experiment with IFW. But, if you are using a tried and true method of restoring your system after a possible catastrophic failure then it sounds
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James Bentley
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#88570
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Re: if you were getting a new computer.
Hi,
Yes, definitely a hard drive for my backup medium here.
The 3 2 1 approach is always a good thing – I can, for instance, highly recommend backblaze’s single computer backup service. It has
Hi,
Yes, definitely a hard drive for my backup medium here.
The 3 2 1 approach is always a good thing – I can, for instance, highly recommend backblaze’s single computer backup service. It has
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Tyler Wood
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#88569
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