Well I would not want 10, and they may not either. Glenn

I suppose one could buy 8.1 on eBay and just use the new key. That might cost around 25 dollars. Glenn

No matter how you go about it, you can install windows 8 using WinPE, which uses NVDA, not Narrator. You need to match the installer to the types of windows. There are about half a dozen types of

It should be this month. Larry

I don't think anyone knows when the next JAWS update will be released. It will be when Vispero has enough bugs fixed to make it worth it to release an update, and when they are fairly sure the "fixes"

Hi, Actually, one can upgrade from Windows 7 to 8/8.1 through an in-place upgrade unless the product key is for a different edition. I concur with Brian: Windows 8.1 support ends in 2023, and beyond

The right answer here is forget about it. Last time I messed with reinstalling 8, I could never get it to upgrade to 8.1, which left it an insecure mess. Sometimes you just have to say no,

There is no upgrade path from Windows 7 to Windows 8, and never has been. It must be installed from scratch, and you must acquire a license key for it. The only free upgrade path was from Windows 7,

For those on this list, who used Windows 8 or 8.1, I have the following questions: Did you upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 8 or 8.1. If you did, did the Windows 7 authorization key, also

does anyone know when the next update will be release? the last update was released in June. --Best, Leo

hi, well need to find the win 8 or win 8.1 talking pe, to install windows 8 or 8.1 for a assignment for my networking course. some one did create one on the audio games.net, but cannot seem to find it

Hey. Osara is being updated and distributed. ReAccess is loooong gone. And the latter ist he foundation for the Reaper course. That said, there is a pretty comprehensive wiki, and the mailing list

I'm not sure about the Goldwave one; I suspect it is ok because that programme and accessibility methods have not changed much, but the Reaper one is seriously out of date. The accessibility

Did you ever think that your teacher was wrong, and that no one has ever corrected you. If you took the time to check a dictionary you would see that menue is not in it. Or are you right and the

Hi Jasmine, All of his courses are paid but certainly worth the money. Larry

Jasmine, I have purchased many of Brian Hartgen's courses and I have found them to be excellent. He is, in my opinion, one of the finest trainers in this field. -- David Goldfield, Assistive

Hello. Brian Hartgen's Gold Wave course is excellent and, as Richard said, he has written his own Gold Wave scripts. -- David Goldfield, Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified,

Paid. The web site will give the details. Richard "He that cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over which he must pass himself,” and we forget that only grace can break the cycle of ancient

I've not taken Brian's course, but my friend said his scripts come with the course. Doug Lee's scripts at least give you a few shortcuts for checking where you are in a file, the length of the file,

Thank you! It seems like it might be pretty cool. Are those courses free or paid? Just curious.