Hi! I am using JAWS 2020, Windows 10 and Libre Office 7.1 (LO). Natively, JAWS points to the “Symphony” application for the script set it uses for LO. Given the many years that have lapsed

I do believe adds get removed but I do not recall what happens with graphics. However, I think you will be pleased just how well pages are rendered. Every country has an identity, history, custom,

Shirley, I just did a very similar thing with a large Word document of JAWS shortcuts and help information. I first had the document that I’ve been adding to over time. I added headings, which I

Leonard, does the Imersiv Reader work well, or does it let some ads remain? also, I'd like to know if it can eliminate graphics?

HiSieghard, Of course, as requested, I ran the report, sent it to them, provided my email and followed up to insure that they got it. As I am sure you have seen from my previous emails, a

There is a Talking CooCoo clock on this Jaws scripts page: http://jaws-users.com/scripts/ Richard "You know," said Arthur, "it's at times like this, when I'm trapped in a Vogon airlock with a man from

Hi. I had two of these, but now I don’t, thanks to everything on my laptop being sucked into a black hole, never to be seen again. I’d like something that does announcements, and every fifteen

Hi again Jerry, I forgot to add that you can also turn off progress bar updating in Jaws quick settings, Insert + V, while in Edge. With Edge open press, Insert + V, and under General options is

Hi Jerry, With Edge open press, Insert + 6, on the number row to open the Settings Center for this application. Down arrow to, Users, and right arrow to open. Down arrow 1 time to, Progress bar

When I am downloading from microsoft edge I get an alert of the minutes that are left in the download. The problem the alert is announce verbally and interrupt anything I am doing on my computer. I

This scenario is one use case for the JAWS Flexible Web feature. I would suggest looking up the details in the JAWS Help Topics. I don't know whether there are any tutorials or associated

I am not sure about Chrome or Firefox. However, Microsoft Edge has a feature called emersive reader. You click the f9 key and you can either scroll down to the beginning of an article and read using

- It was. I just decided to pick up at Symphony since it appeared that this was the point when the scripts originally came into being, and why they likely remain so named. The Wikipedia page timeline

I think the original program was StarOffice, released by Sun Microsystems as OpenOffice, and then IBM created a proprietary version called Symphony. I expect the scripts were originally

Ditto. It seems to be the same reader available on Firefox, as /F9 initiates the reader there. One little foible. The reader, at least the Immersive reader on Edge, don't always read an entire

Using edge, if you hit f9, you get the imersive reader which so far has worked great for me. JM Casey wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it. The question is: How do you

OH, I don’t disagree with anything you’ve said – except I guess I do feel some – not guilt maybe, but reservations. It’s not enough to stop me from using an ad blocker, but simultaneously I

- And the ad-blockers keep adding new tricks to block as well. I have never, for a single second, felt the slightest bit of guilt about ad blocking. Content providers should be paid, much like

It was mentioned on Mosen's podcast and here is a link. http://www.stefankiss.sk/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=getit&lid=112

- Not that not wanting to share data doesn't make sense, but in the context being discussed the data is already known. Google is the worst among the "all knowing" software houses. What you browse in