Michael, If you would like, I will try to contact MyItLab directly tomorrow, and see if I can get a demo account, and discuss the product's accessibility with the product rep. I would be glad to

The calculator has a scientific mode and the help menu tells you the keys

At the risk of getting someone mad for being off topic on this list. How does one do square roots and negative numbers on the built in calculator on windows. The only way I could see to possibly tie

Paul, I have had no experience with the unlock procedure but have installed Eudora on a number of computers. It has always worked for me! I've not taken any of the extra things that are offered and

hi list. is anyone using this program with jaws creative console launcher. it came with a sound blaster sound card i am using. i use it for adjusting audio effects in my pc. are there any scripts as i

Hi Do any of these newer Firefox versions still have the container plug-in? If they do, do they still crash? Marsha

I do believe the number of arrow downs for "safe mode launch" can vary with the machine's manufacturer and what they have installed , I'll ask some folks around here to see if I can check on that

if not contact me and we can see what other arrangements might be made. elf . Moderator, Blind Access Help. . Owner: Alacorn Computer Enterprises "own the might and majesty of an

Hi, Peter, Thanks for the suggestion. Do you know if this applies to digital TV tuners as well? Thanks, Marilyn.

Early versions of Firefox didn't start out as accessible, so FS deserves credit. Like you, Chris, I now rely mostly on IE but for specific tasks, above all CAPTIA with Webvisum.

Yep, at least in my experience with it, Firefox is about as accessible as Internet Explorer. It comes down to a matter of preference, which one you like better. The one advantage with Firefox is being

I'm finding with Facebook and JAWS 12 that IE9 is much more responsive than Firefox 6. In fact I've been very impressed how accessible the main facebook site is now and it's very much like using an

FireFox 4 was great. I was an idiot to dump it. No question is too out there when you're just learning. Keep at it, you'll learn enough to be dangerous. Don

But is it worth upgrading? I mean, does Mozilla have a good track record of accessibility? I'm an extremely new user so forgive me if this question is too far out there.

So I've downloaded the Kindle software with the accessibility plug-in: www.amazon.com/kindle/accessibility and am informed that if the book I choose has text to speech disabled, then Jaws will read

I have no idea how it will behave on your computer, with whatever other software you have. Personally, if I need Webvisum or something else that Firefox seems to do better, I fire up Firefox. If not,

The search field and address bar work again with Jaws in FF6

Do you think 6 is better than 5? If so, I'll give it a try. Don

Don, nobody is holding a gun to your head and demanding you use Firefox. *grin* That said, I'm using 6 here and have about one crash a day. I should mention that I have it open almost all the time,

Hello there; Well, if someone is going to provide a download link for a file, shouldn't there be some comprehensive instructions? I see the sendspace download link, however, there's no