The problem is that the modems most ISP’s provide and which are also WiFi routers have to have a password because a large majority of people would never set one and that would result in a huge

I find that the Seeing AI ap is great for reading things like this. Love in Christ Marty For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the powers, against the

Hi group, On my Win 10 PC I’m using J 2020.2003.13 and Word 365. I am making address labels, and when I type or paste text into the address field, I am unable to review the text with Jaws. When

 I've never heard of that, unless it came from an ISP. Glenn

The thing i find annoying with any of the wifi modems i get lately the password is already turned on by default to access the modem settigs. In the past it was blank now you need

Hi, Amy. Try creating a configuration file in JAWS, by using Insert plus F2, Go to Settings Center while Outlook is open, then create the configuration file, with Quick Settings turned off, and see if

Hi Amy, I don't use Outlook 2016, I run Outlook Express, so this is just something to try if you have the following setting in Outlook2016. While in Outlook open Jaws quick settings, Insert + V.

I have the google wireless nest mesh system which works, most likely, the best of any router I have ever owned, hardware wise It’s fantastic if you happen to have a mobile device, however they do

Amy, sometimes I can’t type into a reply email immediately and if I use shift tab away to the subject line and then tab back into the text area the problem disappears. Don

Most routers these days use a web interface. We just bought a Lynksys router and the interface is quite accessible using Jaws. And, the one issue we ran into was dealt with easily by calling their

I am quite partial to the higher-end Netgear routers but also had an Asus one and a Cisco and I don’t think I had a router in the last 10 years which didn’t get accessed via a web interface and

Apart from learning a muscle memory of alt r rather than control r, which may be your best bet, the only user action I can think of is to force Outlook to send your emails as plain text only. You

Hi All – I think I’ve posted this before, but I have never been able to completely resolve it. And the problem is getting worse on my rather new Lenovo P53 laptop. I’m running Windows 10, Jaws

Hi. A month ago I purchased a Netgear combination router and cable modem. You can use your browser of choice to access it. Sounds like you just need a router with WI-FI in it. I’m quite pleased

not entirely true. i don't know how you would find outbefore you buy. but there have been a few routers that use a windows like interface that is mostly mouse driven. and i don't know if they would

 Some are more accessible via the web interface more than others. I currently use a Linksys Smart router, and it works best with Internet Explorer. Even with that, although you can get to the links

The NETGEAR, Nighthawk R6400 is a nice one I use it and it’s good with 2.4 and 5 GHZ! https://amzn.to/2Va3jse And it’s about $ 100, with support for USB!

Hi. Routers are accessible through their web interface. Ask the technician who will help you set up your router to give you your router's web address. The address might, for example, be

If you get any recommendations, ping me as well. Mine hasn't bit the dust just yet, but I don't think it's receiving firmware updates, and for some reason, my wifi has gotten silly. I have an iPhone 8

My WIFI router has bit the dust. Does anyone have any recommendations for a router with an accessible interface with JAWS?