Just for my own edification, I would like to know more about how a JAWS user goes about actually doing a restore, if/when necessary/desirable, using Image for Windows. I have yet to know of any way

Gerald, have you been reading anything any of us have written today about Image for Windows? If not, I would respectfully request and suggest you do so forthwith. IFW is highly accessible. As I wrote,

I second Ann Byrne's suggestion when you want to be able to easily pore over the content of a slide show in detail. That being said, most, not all, but most of the commands you will use in any

Hello, If you press alt with w and then the letter d, you should be in the slide show and able to view it as described. To move to the next slide, press the space bar or page down key; to move to the

I have never been able to figure Power Point out, so directions would be very much appreciated. I’ve always found it to be a complete mystery, rather like Excel. No matter how much I try to work

I have heard that the latest version of Image for Windows, which, by the way, is not free, is not very accessible with JAWS. Is this true? Or is it totally JAWS accessible? And is the restoration

Ms. Berkeley, You can also, while in PowerPoint, hit F5. This is the slideshow tab, and press space to cycle through the slides. If you accidentally hit escape well in the slideshow, press shift plus

Richard, Firstly, note the word "image" in the name of the software. It's not meant for backing up individual files or folders. Secondly, there are no

Alan, please say more. Links to any tutorials would be great too. Richard "I'll be more enthusiastic about encouraging thinking outside the box when there's evidence of any thinking going on inside

Al, they're not looking for accessible, because we all know that already exists; they're looking for free.

Steve, Perhaps I need more directions on the Terrabyte package. I tried the trial version, but it seems not as clear to me how you select just the folders you want backed up. Do you have any

Steve, I have been using image for windows for probably 10+ years. I cannot tell you how many times it has saved my bacon. Way back I used to create images on DVD's and one could restore without

The easiest way to get all the content from a PowerPoint presentation is to export it to .pdf or .rtf. 1. Press alt+f to get to the files menu and backstage view. 2. Press 'e' or arrow to

Gerald, Re-read Isaac's message. You must have either a Windows pre-installation environment with NVDA enabled, which you can get from http://www.opopanax.net/download, or the Windows 10

Hello, all. I recieved powerpoints from my professor, and I cannot navigate very well. I cannot seem to open a slide to read the information line by line, word by word, etc. I am missing alot of vital

Good morning: If your drive crashed because of macanical reasons you would have to get a new drive but, you would still be able to boot from your usb stick. Have a good day.

And all this can be done without sighted help of any kind? Seems to me that if your hard drive crashes, you would have no speech to restore the backup image from the external drive. Gerald

Well, with windows 10 latest addition, you can use the old windows 7 backup tool that is built in to windows 10 under the control pannel and then find it there. You will create a system image, and

Hi list members, does anyone know of backup software that we can use with jaws?

I tried the trial version and not only is it not accessible, but it launched at boot up with something called Acronis Protection that ate most of my processing capasity. I had to get help from my