I found the article at the link below to be interesting. https://www.techrepublic.com/article/microsoft-wants-ai-to-be-more-helpful-for-people-who-are-blind-or-use-wheelchairs/ Richard "He

Right, if you set the shortcut to always run maximized, you should not have to maximize the window each time you launch a program. Richard "He that cannot forgive others breaks the bridge

It should be alt. enter then tab 3 times then choose run maximized.

Hello, Windows and up arrow has always worked to maximize a window. The correct alternative way is Alt and Spacebar together and then X. You said Alt and Tab which is why this did not work.

In the shortcut properties if you keep tabbing, you will find a combo box that you can set to run maximized. Then tab to OK and hit enter. Then when you run the shortcut it will be

Dear David: If that is the case, I think that updating the tutorial would be a great idea. Rick Miller

Hello rick! There is now a Windows command that will maximize any window you are in! Now, just open chrome, and make sure your focus is in the chrome window. Now, simply hold down the windows key and

Dear David: I am reviewing the tutorial you put together about the Chrome browser a little over a year ago. I am trying to be sure Chrome is maximized. In the tutorial, you said to go to the

Dear Listers: Recently I listened to a Freedom Scientific archived webinar from last year that talked about using JAWS with Google Calendar. I have decided I want to try to learn to use Google

Hello Guys, I tried Mike's 4-step procedure and it worked! I'm now able to listen to radio stations using the Chrome browser. I've noted the rest of the replies here, so I can get more good ideas of

There is no statement from the original poster that there is any ad blocker, hence my comment. Regardless of which one he may have installed, I'd give the following advice: 1. Ignore the demand it be

 I believe he had installed the extension, Adblock Plus. https://adblockplus.org/ Take care and stay safe. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool. Go dodgers & Rams! Main's Law: For every action

Have you installed an ad-blocking extension in Chrome? If not, there's nothing to be done, as Chrome (and most browsers, for that matter) do not have an ad-blocker built-in. -- Brian - Windows 10

Hi again Paul, Disregard steps 5 and 6. This isn't the correct way to change the AdBlock Plus settings and I can't figure out how to do it as of yet. Take care and stay safe. Mike. Sent from my

Try the following: 1. Open the menues with, Alt + F, and up arrow to, submenu More Tools, and press enter. 2. Down arrow to, Extensions, and press enter. 3. Down arrow to find this AdBlocker

go to your extentions, find your adblocker and click disable.

Correction: "ADD BLOCKER" should be spelled "AD BLOCKER". Paul

Hello Listers, I tried listening live to a local radio station using Google Chrome, but it said I’d have to disable Add Blocker first. How does one do that? I had no trouble listening to that

Hi. Vm ware workstation is not working for me. Keeps jumping out of the local server and back to my main os. Then it then does not allow me to add roles and services. So looking for a accessible, free

Thanks for the feedback. Tom