Hi Jonas, That is very interesting. I put in my info to speak to them. One hurdle with this might be my website. I use Nitosell which supports integration with Microsoft RMS as well as the new POS

I use Chrome 99% of the time, but I just checked and while this drag and drop method explained in the link seems easy enough for sighted users, there does not seem to be an easy way to do this with

Hey Dennis. I believe he’s asking about sending a link to the desktop, so that he can access it from there, and it will open the browser.

I never thought to do this myself, as I hardly use the desktop for anything, so I had to look it up. I guess this can be done easily – for mouse users. Seems like it might be more tricky with the

Agreed, certainly. I got this machine running Windows 10 last year, and transitioned right from XP. Although I’d used Windows 7 and 10 at work, the power plan (or whatever it was called) was not set

Don, you are showing your age (LOL). How about Apple 2 E and outspoken?

No …… I’m able to access and read the code of civil procedure. I would like to read the actual statute/law. For example, the actual law regarding fraud, breach of contract, legal malpractice,

I’m able to access the chapters but that does not give me the specific law/statute. For example, I would like to read the actual law/statute for fraud …… It should be called something like

Hi Laura, Is this what you’re looking for? 735 ILCS 5/ Code of Civil Procedure. – https://is.gd/H9Y2lL JR

Dear friend, I’m really surprise that instead of using a simple hot key ctrl+q you people are doing such a long job? With regards from Inamuddin with the Skype ID: Charlsdarwin1 You can

if your using win 7 go to your programs menue. arrow up to mozilla firefox. hit the applications key and arrow up to sendto. you'll find send to desktop in there.if your using win

Can you shift-f10 when focussed on the URL and in there should be a send-to menu, where you can do what you want, or in that menu there is a copy shortcut and maybe you can just create a new one on

Hi Jerry: I started using OnePassword a year or so ago, but, perhaps, I didn't use it right, for I always seem to have to log in the old way even for websites where I'd set up the password. So, I

Hi! I have begun to switch to Firefox 52 from Internet Explorer 11. I use JAWS 15 under Windows 7. In IE, when on a webpage you could pull down the file menu and easily send a shortcut to the

Hi there. I want to make sure I understand this correctly as I’m not having issues with what I just did. So if you click on a chapter, it does not show the subsections for you? There are tons of

Hello, I’m doing some research and am having trouble accessing the information I need on a government web site. I’m not a “power user” of Jaws so I’m not sure if I don’t know how to

Or maybe Jeremy knows exactly what he’s talking about. Look within Power options as well as any number of registry tweaks and third-party utilities to accomplish these goals. JR

Yes, you are likely right, but personally, I know exactly what my computers are doing whether shutting down when I close the lid on my laptops or fully shutting down when I press the power button.

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Hello list, I was curious. Has anyone tried out any of the Udemy courses? Are they at all accessible? I know it may also depend on subject matter and whether it’s video based, etc, but in general,