You sure can tell the people who have been brain washed by FS.

Since in such a situation you would probably have a set of headphones attached so everyone would not be bothered by the noise your idea doesn't hold water.

The problem being, Bill, while yours is a sensible position having this be a user toggle is, from a computer security assessment perspective, an accident waiting to happen. And it would. VFO is

You can say this as many times as you like. But it is utterly untrue if one is taking the idea of security generally seriously and wanting to put out a product that a very great many third parties

Hi, Angel. We don’t require spoken passwords. It is just a convenience when we are using our own computers at home, and there is no one there to intercept them. I would never advocate using spoken

Hello everyone, To speak or not to speak passwords should be an option the end user should be able to enable or disable. Peter Donahue

 I also believe, if there is ever the idea given to sighted employers that we blind individuals might required spoken pass words; they will have another excuse not to hire us. They will believe

I use 7-zip to open rar files. If you don't have the latest 7-zip program, you may not be able to open all rar files. Bill White billwhite92701@...

You may find this hard to believe but WinRAR isn’t too bad Or if you want a free option you cant go wrong with 7-zip Hope that helps

Best is a subjective qualifier; what's best for me might not be best for thee. That having been said, WinZIP, 7Zip, and of course Win-Rar,are all good and all accessible.

Hey guys, What's the best program for dealing with .rar files.

BTW, I personally hate the whole, "star, star, star, star," thing. It would be so much less distracting to just use a tone, and a very quick and low volume one, to indicate a key press had

So? Most people do not "hunt and peck" type, whether passwords or anything else. They're not looking at the keyboard in the vast majority of cases. We (as I am part of the group "sighted people")

Richard, I have never quite figured out how File History defines "Daily" in terms of there being an exact time each day, particularly if you're like me and unplug your external backup drive

why couldn't vfo give us the toggle to turn the key presses on and off but do it so it would require a administrator password before the feature could be changed. then no one else could make any

Just while jaws is speaking. I have that box unchecked in the startup wizard unchecked that would lower the volume.

I mean I guess. This would honestly though be like feature 65461316546484 down on my list of features/requests/fixes I'd make to VFO. I use a password mananger anyway, so really it would be rather

Thanks to Brian, File History in Windows 10 seems to have worked quite nicely. A couple of questions: I selected daily backup. Will it do that automatically when I plug in the drive, or will it assume

Here is the Jaws web site on the braille commands for the Focus. They say for other displays, check with the

Hi, Jim. Does your volume go up and down only while JAWS is speaking, or is it when in a background program such as Skype, or while a game is running? If it is the latter, you need to go into your