hi Tony, Unfortunately, you have to uninstall and reinstall Jaws to get FSReader back. I hope I'm being helpful. Thanks for asking. Best regards michael Munn Member: Virginia Association of

Maybe. 1. In Excel, go to advanced options: alt-f, then t, then a. 2. Tab to "allow editing directly in cells" and be sure it is not checked. Good luck!

Dear Listers: Whenever I create an event using Google Calendar I have been setting notifications but none of them ever turn on, such as if I set a notification to happen two days before the event.

Hi I have JAWS 2020 installed on my widnows 10 laptop however I accidently unistalled the FS REader and is there a way to just download the FS Readerw tithout having to reinstall JAWS? -- Sent from

Hello everyone. I hope everyone is staying safe and healthy out there. I am currently job hunting for transcription jobs I can do from home and some of them say that my computer needs to be able to

I have had some of that myself. Try using that control home after you hit the key to edit the cell. It seems to go back to the beginning of the cell and you could then arrow to the right.

Hi Don when I press ctrl +shift +. I don’t hear its say fonts size with number I also try ctrl + shift + , that don’t work either !! Addison

Lately, I have noticed that when I hit the F2 key to edit a cell, JAWS reads the contents, but I cannot move through the contents of a cell. For example if I want to check the spelling of an entry, I

Addison, I just realized it’s actually Control shift period for increasing font size. Likewise, it’s control shift , for decreasing it.

I currently use the Q Braille, and it does work well with both my iDevices, and my computer. I do have to use the USB connection with JAWS. Bluetooth doesn’t seem to be very good. It does work, but

I have the Orbit Reader, Focus 40 5th generation and QBraille. I like the Focus 40 and the QBraille. I had a lot of issues with the Orbit Reader.

Hi richard Thanks for this !! Addison

Hi Ashleigh. My PC has Bluetooth, and I use my Focus 40 Blue 5th Gen with no USB connection to it. In fact, the only time I have a USB cable between the Focus and PC is either when I’m copying

Hi there Thanks Addison

Hello, You could try the Focus 40 Blue 5th Generation from Freedom Scientific. It’s spendy, about 3,000 dollars. However, it’s well worth it in the end. This is wireless, of course untill you

Richard, That is, indeed, much easier. I imagine it's a "more recent" feature, too, where "recent" could be a long while back. I've been using the method of directly editing the

There is an easier way. Open a blank document. Press the applications key or shift+f10. Hit f for font. Make your adjustments. Tab to “set as default. Press spacebar or enter. You will have a

That’s a good solution, however, b sue to save the original normal.dat file. Regards: Don Mauck | Senior Accessibility Evangelist | Accessibility Program Office | (APO) 303.334.4184

Addison, If you want any document you create as a blank document to have 16-point font size all the time, you need to edit your Normal.dotm file, change it there, then save it.

Microsoft’s free email program is now Windows Mail. Outlook comes with Office, which is a paid program. It works well. I do not use Windows Mail, so others will have to chime in on how well it