Hi there, Your test came through fine. Laura Shumate larelishumate@...

Sometimes you get good help at Microsoft and sometimes you don’t. I had one rep tell me not to turn off my WIFI again. True she was joking but, there is a time and a place for jokes and after

I got a 6 channel mixer from Amazon, I can’t remember how much, I just remember it was cheap for the options it had. I think it was around $29.95. I have JAWS running through it. So, the zoom

Yes it does.

Robin, Thanks for letting me know what you found. I have a different email address on my IPhone than what is on my laptop . The email address on my laptop is what I have with Amazon. Next time I

Ok,Thanks for letting me know. Pastor Gilbert

Hi Bill, That's strange. I edited it in my groups.io account. PPastor Gilbert

Now the display name changed. Bill White billwhite92701@...

No. The display name did not change. Bill White billwhite92701@...

I went in and edited again. I hope it works this time. Pastor Gilbert

Your message still comes to my inbox as “Pastor Gil Pries”

I want to see if my display name changed. Pastor Gilbert

Hi Kevin, I hope you get your problem solved. Pastor Gilbert Pries

Hello, I’m using the most recent versions of windows10 and Jaws2020. I used the Chrome and FireFox browsers. I go to onedrive.com and hit enter on sign on. I then enter my email and tab to next. The

The best way I have found to use Jaws with Zoom without everyone hearing Jaws is to use a head set with a microphone. Larry

Cynthia, That will require that you have a separate sound card for JAWS, so you can plug in headphones to hear JAWS without your meeting participants hearing JAWS. You can get a USB sound adaptor

I don’t want Jaws to speak differently, I just want to change the dictionary language.

Only way I know is to have Jaws on a different sound cardand zoom shares your default sound card. Don Mauck wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it. The question is: How

when she knows that the UAC comes up, she can right arrow and press the space bar. some say it is more of a pain to deal with, but I would recommend not to disable or lower the level of protection the

Are you sharing you sound when you do this? Regards: Don Mauck | Senior Accessibility Evangelist | Accessibility Program Office | (APO) 303.334.4184 Don.mauck@...