Addison, Don't you have Office, or another DB software, like one of the free ones? Such as Open Office or Libra Office. Not sure I guess why you are wanting to scan it with OCR. Glenn

if it does print something, it will be at the least gibberish because it is not an image of text or is a document. .

Hi David I'm going to try to see if printer info with openbooks will read dbf file or not!! Addison

Mario I was just doing some thinking while listen to your message in here,I was wondered if it's possible for me to try to used printer info to scan with openbooks !! Do you think that might works?

No - JAWS OCR will not be able to read a .DBF because it is a database file - You would need to use a DBF viewer but that may not be accessible. FYI - a DBF holds more than textual information - Data

Hi - JAWS requires a Remote Access license to allow it to be used in a remote access session - such as the windows Remote Desktop services. You need the proper license installed on the client-side

I tried to use filters yesterday, and had a hard time figuring out how to get back to the original state of my worksheet. Thanks Steve for the Ctrl + Shift + L command. Love in Christ Marty For our

I don't think Sherry knows that a DBF file stands for Data Base Format which holds tectual information. it isn't graphical nore is it a document, so JAWS's OCR won't work to read it.

They do run together, it was only long ago, like 15 years or so, when that was not the case. But NVDA has settings that can be used assuming a Braille display is being used, just like with Jaws, you

Oh smack Mario !! Well I had forward to the email to one of freedom scientific technical support she ask me if I try with OCR then she give me the instruction Have you tried using convenient OCR?

I do not think this is a valid option. Do not think Josh and NVDA can run at the same time. And if speech for NVDA is turned off, then do user will not receive any feedback from the remote

If cost is an issue, perhaps you could use NVDA remote and use it with speech off, while using Jaws. There could be a few keystroke conflicts, but that could be fixed. Glenn

Works fine.

JAWS 2018 does work with Firefox 70, but JAWS 18, of course, won’t, as you implied. Lynx..wow,. Those were oddly my favouite internet browsing days, over the old telnet and linux shell. Haha

A synthesizer I wish still existed was the DoubleTalk. Even now, it is still my favourite reading voice, and I could listen to it for hours. I don't know if that's just me and nostalgia, but I miss

a dbf file is a database file. I don't think it will work with JAWS's OCR feature.

Hello All I’m using jaws2019 with window10 desktop computer, this is dbf file when I press enter on the attachment then I press insert + spacebar then letter o for OCR then I press letter d for

oh, I forgot to mention that there was a serial number that needed to be entered to register the use of the voices. so it's not a simple MSI that once run will install the necessary components.

I recall almost everybody that got the DECTalk32 software complained that it sounded terrible as it did not sound as clear as expected. there were alot of pops, scratches, and other anomalies. I

Well, JAWS works well the version of Firefox that came out about the same time as the version of JAWS. Don't expect JAWS 2018 to work with Firefox 70. There were major changes to Firefox in around