It does. But I guess questioning whether, for instance, complicated formatting done with libre will translate effectively to MS when someone accesses your documents using the more commercial product

 Yeah, I've never experienced sluggishness either, and I haven't made any changes with it. Maybe it's something in the most recent Libra, as mine is not updated. Glenn

Hello all, My last comment on this is that for me, and again, just for me, Office is amazingly snappy, but LibreOffice, even using its own format with a fresh document, is sluggish. So, if I need it

I can replicate what you are talking about. If a group of cells with content is selected and then I hit either Control key, Excel opens some sort of small pop-up with options in it. I hear JAWS say,

LibreOffice supports all MS-Office file formats natively. No conversions are necessary, and it can save in those formats natively, too. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 20H2, Build 19042

Interesting. Wonder if you have something going on with display drivers or some such. To me, programs other than Microsoft Office aren't going to get the speech support, and if you've have

Well, with Jaws 2021 the menus read fine. However, in case you didn’t know, the “Support assistive technology tools (program restart required) check box‑ checked‑ “ checks itself

Aha..so there is. I had forgotten about that. That still doesn’t make old JFW versions read the menus, but hey…yeah, make sure that’s checked.

I don’t know what this sluggishness might be dependent upon, but the experience you report is not mine. I do not remember modifying any settings in particular. I find Libre to be snappier than mS

You might want to check to make sure accessibility is set right in libre-ofice. I'm not having the issues you mention about sluggishness or something strange being spoken after character

Have you checked which version of Edge you have? Seems like everybody else wh o has tried this given the bank address you provided has no problem finding the submit button. In any case, have you tried

LibreOffice includes the following: Writer: Word Processor Calc: Spreadsheet Impress: Presentations (think PowerPoint) Base: Database Manager (think MS-Access) Draw: Diagram maker Math:

The first thing I heard Jaws saying when I opened the link for the bank was this: Alert! Press Alt+1 for screen-reader mode. Stop this message with Alt+0. I recently came across another website

Two things. I’m pasting the link to the help documentation online so you can read through its offerings. Also, it is very sluggish with both Jaws and NVDA. There is a dealy after each

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I went to the Libreoffice site but could not find out just what is included in this suite. I know it has word processing but what other aps are included? Thanks, Marie

At David’s recommendation, I install LibreOffice as an alternative when I might need a different program than the Microsoft Office. Jaws seems rather sluggish after opening a word document. I

Thanks to David, I went and looked at the LibreOffice web site. It is the successor to Open Office, according to their site, so yes, go with LibreOffice. Here is the

Hi. OpenOffice and LibreOffice are very similar and they may appear identical on the surface, especially for users of screen readers. However, OpenOffice has a very slow development cycle.

My 2 cents would be to call the Microsoft Accessibility desk. After all it’s a Microsoft product and who knows they may know of some weird settings or something that will make it work. Because