Doug, See if you can turn on the sidebar menu. Dave Oregonian, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

Doug, I've kept the latest BlindTunes operating, but lately I'm starting to use iTunes without it. Seems like iTunes is becoming more Windows-friendly, and JAWS is catching up. If you update to

Bill: If the file opens up in adobe, you can save the file to your computer from there. If you don’t want it to open up in adobe, you would need to right click or hit the application key

can no longer access the tree view of stations by categories adult contemporary, alternative, blues, classical, country, r&b/soul, religious, etc. Douglas Richard Dexheimer Chief of Braille

does that mean i can no longer use itunes to surf the radio like i did up to now? while i kept the working version there was no way to restore my iphone; any use for itunes now? Douglas Richard

Doug, BlindTunes is no longer supported -- John Martyn gave it up years ago. I doubt anyone is monitoring the DoItBlind website for BlindTune matters. Dave Oregonian, woodworker, Engineer,

Hi Bill, When I choose the link with the tab key and use the context menu, “Save as...” will open a download file dialogue for me to save the file wherever I want. The extension is PDF. Note

Hi, Dean. I’m still using Internet Explorer, but I can also use Firefox 64. Bill White billwhite92701@...

i tried posting the following in a form on the blindtunes/do it blind site, but sending it requires verification that i'm not a robot; without an add-on like webvisum and no checkbox saying i'm not a

Chrome or no, this will end up being the solution to this issue. There are some very complex interactions between settings that are layered on top of one another. -- Brian - Windows 10 Home,

Which browser are you using. You’ve probably already said this. With Chrome, I just clicked the link and the file itself was downloaded, so if you’re using Chrome, there’s a setting needing

By the way, even if a PDF file is opened within the browser, it must be downloaded to the local machine itself into a temp folder somewhere before that happens. That's why you can then save it

Bill, I assure you, it is directly downloading it, but into a temp folder somewhere. The file cannot possibly open in Adobe Reader DC until and unless it is resident somewhere on your

The problem is, Brian, that when I click the link, it doesn’t directly download. It automatically opens Adobe Reader DC, and puts the file into that app without first saving it in my downloads or

Bill, I should also have mentioned that most "non-automatic download" links for files will have the actual file name as the last part of the URL. Google Drive, where I store stuff like the

Bill, That's because that link is a fully automated download link. The end user needs do nothing more than click on it to have the PDF file that is ahead of the final '/download' part of

There is no option for changing the conversion from 128KBPS to 320KBPS in Pontes Media Downloader. This is because, when you get a file from Youtube, the fidelity isn’t higher than 128KBPS at the

Hi, Brian. Below is the link to the Linux book. It is a pdf file, and if you click the link, it opens the pdf. If I just press ENTER on the link, it opens in Adobe Reader DC. If I try to do a Save

This use to happen to me with IE and that is why I switched to Crome, but now, it is happening moor with Crome. When this would happen with IE, I did use NVDA to get me out of the situation. Love

No, The original file is a video in whatever format is uploaded to YOUTUBE. Love in Christ Marty