This probably didn't need to be sent to this particular list. And by probably didn't need to be, I mean there's much better places for it. The BlindTech list is one. James, List Admin

Hi folks. I've had Webvisum set to log me in automatically for years. So, now that I want to recover my account details, change my password etc. I have no way to do this. I think my Webvisum account

It must be some part of the hardware driver stack then. I just went and tried this test on my laptop (with some Intel graphics chipset), as you said, the jaws cursor in IE works okay but not in

Hi Since yesterday, whenever I try to download something from Sendspace, it crashes Firefox. I am using the latest version of Firefox. Does anyone else have this problem? Thanks Marsha

I would have

thanks for that. Frustrating though. But, for the record, I can still explore around with the Jaws cursor while in IE 9. -------------------------------------------------- CTS MASTERING,

I recently purchased a full-sized Asus laptop and the numpad works correctly with any screen reader. DJ

I've been an off-and-on Firefox user for years. For a while, it seems to act better than IE, then it goes the other way. The current Firefox doesn't work on at least one website that I use.

That's pretty much normal. Just like so many other programs now Firefox uses a non-GDI rendering path and so the jaws cursor can't see it. For what it's worth, using IE9 the jaws cursor doesn't see

Hi, Soon I will be getting a new laptop and I am wondering what to be looking for as it has been five or more years since I got this one, and I haven't kept up with the latest. I am currently using

Hi folks. Until now, I've only really used Firefox when I need to solve capchas with Webvisum. Now that I want to use Firefox as my main browser, I have discovered a problem. Navigating web pages

It seems Mitch's gentle ironic humor is lost on some of us.

Agree. That is why I reported that Podcast was out so people listen to it.

Good afternoon everyone, I believe Cool Edit Pro is now Adobe Audition. So far as I know there are no JAWS Scripts for it though some blind people are using it. I'm not sure of its usability.

Dave: Instead of depending on someone else's interpretation, as to what is in the podcast, listen to it yourself. By doing this, you will get the information directly from the horse's mouth, that

As I've said, I know at least as of last year Dell's done the same thing, but they also provide a utility to turn that off from within Windows so it won't actually do that for ya. My guess is HP's

I'm starting to think it's a thinggy HP does in particular with their laptops nowadays. Awesome. Remind me not to buy an HP should I ever need to actually replace the machine I've got now.

This must be a fairly recent thing, I have a full sized HP laptop that shipped just prior to windows 7 going live and while it has the alternate F-key behavior that is triggered by the fn key

Hello there: Last year, I purchased an HP Pavilion DV6 laptop with a built-in number pad. I did this, hoping that I could use JFW with the Desktop keyboard layout. After I had installed JFW, I was

I've got a full-sized Dell laptop that does the trick. The function keys were originally set up to do Dell-specific things, such as f7 and f8 controlling the volume, but Dell also has a utility that