Hi. Pardon my carelessness. The subscription address should be: program-l+subscribe@... Try and let me know if it works. Cheers! On 17/4/2021 4:20 am, Jeff Lukacsena wrote:

Hi Anne.  Visual studio is definitely accessible.  however, the only edition of visual studio that is free is the community edition.  Visual studio itself is an IDE which stands for Integrated

Hi List, Someone suggested to subscribe to the programming list. I have the e-mail address below, program-l@... Do I need to do anything special to get signed up to this list Anyone know lists

Thanks, I think I will join. I do use puTTY and WinSCP, but do run into issues from time to time. Thanks for the suggestion.

I would. There are people in there who are qualified and able to help you. If you are remoting into a linux system with windows, you could use a SSH client. Putty is a good windows to

Visual studio is very accessible (and has been for years), though it may well be confusing to the novice programmer simply due to the number and kinds of options the interface presents. -- Soronel

Visual Studio is accessible to a large extent.  Easy to use, not really.  Programming for the blind is definitely possible, but a lot of it is visual, and getting hired has always been the trick

My student wants to study programming. can he expect to be able to use visual c++? Is that the same as visual studio? Is the latter accessible? Is it still possible for a blink to program? In

Hi Dave, *Dave said in part: When you use the I F W restore utility in a Talking Windows Preinstall Environment, the window with all the options I mentioned in my previous message, plus, all the

Jaffar, Would you recommend this list for someone in my situation, where most of the issues I encounter relate to using JAWS with remote servers? Thanks.

Might I recommend you to join the program-l@... programming list? we are a group of blind and low vision programmers from over the world, helping each other to answer questions and

 Hello James: When I got to the window with the "Start" button in it, I did not use the JAWS cursur to navigate the screen. I will use the I F W boot disk again, and this time, I will do what you

These were in daily use for years. So they are probably getting tired. Besides HDD are cheap now and why bother with potential failure. On 4/16/2021 10:36 AM, Brian Vogel

Yes, but I didn’t know if the question related at all to someone trying to access a Linux server remotely from Windows, so I wanted to put that out there in case.

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 Pamela, But you are still in windows, you aren't really in Linux with Jaws when you are doing this. Glenn

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

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

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

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