Why would you need to shred a JAWS DVD? It has no private information on the DVD that in any way would compromise you, except for your name and address on the CD envelope. This you can shred with a

Yes, it comes up when there is a podcast that it thinks you have not listened to. There is a tick box on the page telling you about the podcase that you can tick so it doesn’t show these any more.

gotcha.

I agree. To me you should have to call in and request a disc. Steve Cook, CPM Assistive Technology Consultant SC Commission for the Blind 1430 Confederate avenue Columbia, SC 29201 Phone: (803)

No, my response was based on your specifying a shortcut that already points to a web browser. My point is that any shortcut that is not strictly a link to a URL is a candidate for making a copy and

umm... did you miss what I said, "and just append the website URL"? your reply implies a no to my inquiry, or I'm not understanding your reply. please elaborate.

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I don't think it's a good idea to discontinue the Disk shippment. I prefer receiving my SMA Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving

Agree. And you can't even shred them unless you have an industrial-strength document shredder. Dave Oregonian, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

OF course, as long as it's not a shortcut that points directly to a URL. I just copy the simplest one I can find and rename it after editing. Dave Oregonian, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and

well, she can create a copy of the desktop shortcut that launches Firefox, open the shortcut and just append the website URL, and subsequently edit the name of the shortcut appropriately, no?

Here is an example which works for me: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe" https://www.google.com

Why don't you just download it, by the time you get the disk the version you get is already out of date anyways and you will have to update.

What a waste of resources. I really wish they would at least ask their users who wants a disk and who doesn't. I eventually get the disk and I throw it straight into the trash bin, another piece of

Hi Dean and all, Many thanks for your fast response. Problem is that since my computer is not reachable from outside my employer’s network, it would not be easy for me to contact someone who

Kimber, The shortcut you created is based on using an URL to launch a web site. It will not work with a file execution. First, make a copy of some other shortcut on your desktop that *does not*

It works for me. Are you making sure the "Target" field has the path to the browser in quotes followed by the web site like http://www.pbs.org Perhaps you could spell out the steps you are using to

Thanks again. Now for some troubleshooting. When I open properties and enter my file path before the url of the BARD site everything looks fine. I ok out then when I test it I am seeing a message that

Hit WindowsKey+r and type c:\ in the run dialog and hit enter. Then, hit the letter p until you get to Program files, or Program files x86 and hit enter. You may have to check in both depending on

Thank you, Mike. Now a follow-up question. How do I find the file path for the browser I want to use? Thanks -- Kimberly