Zel: It was quite a while ago, but I eventually was able to get Adobe Acrobat DC to read the file. I do agree with you, though; sometimes, Jaws OCR scanning is another good way to resolve

Hi Tom, If you’re using the latest version of Jaws, sometimes I find it easier to do an OCR scan of the PDF file, and that allows me to read it much more comfortably. If it’s a big file, you

hi listers. hope someone can help me with this one. i have lost the jaws kercer and can't get it to work on either jaws 16 or 20. could this be a problem with my system? i'm using

Hi David and Norma, Are you also using OneDrive? I find that Outlook lags and crashes when OneDrive is sincing with my computers. Cheers Zel

That should be in settings, it can spellcheck just like in a word document. I sometimes do F7 to spellcheck in Excel. I prefer to not have the automatic spellcheck on because it's distracting to

dear all, hope things are well at you. offen, I use excel at my work place, and, to reduce the time consumption, I just want to no that, is there any trick to get the miss spelled alerts on excel

what is the command to read all notifications?

I’m a Jaws user because it's a screen reader that my school provide me and it's also my favorite screen reader of choice. would also suggest NVDA if you want open source screen reader beside

Hi, NVDA as well. I find, contrary to many beliefs, that having a quote on quote arsenal of screen readers is very useful in my daily life, just as the ability to work with multiple web browsers is

Definitely N V D A. Just study the key commands, of which some are same as JAWS and some not; very easy. Nance

You could use one of your Jaws settings temporarily, if all you need is the screen reader for a limited time and ask for a reset as well. Joe wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to

Hi TWBlue is the most accessible Twitter Client. Pramit

Hi Shirley Try windows key and “A” and then press tab Hth John

I would echo the NVDA choice. You can find a great deal of documentation on the screen reader. Look at NV Access https://www.nvaccess.org/ and Narrator is also a good choice as well with good

Windows+a takes you to the Action Center, from which you can read recent notifications.

Hi, NVDA is open-source. For further details, let’s talk offlist and please subscribe to NVDA users list located at nvda.groups.io/g/nvda. Cheers, Joseph

Hello list members: Since retiring I have been involved in a number of volunteer activities. Recently I had a conversation with a local agency who is looking for a volunteer to assist clients in

Period. Having a regular, cyclic backup plan, while also taking on-demand additional full system image backups prior to things like upgrades, is essential if you care about your data. -- Brian -

Hi Listers, I’m running Windows 10 and using JAWS 2020. I haven’t gotten “NOTIFICATIONS” on my screen in a very long time. Now, I keep getting it but forgot how to read it. Can someone

You may be right, digging through tw-blue, it seems like things are just thrown out in chronological order.  I guess that is better than nothing, but I think I'll just use my phone.