Hello Laura: To start Narrator in the current session of Windows 7 but, not have it start each time Windows 7 starts, Tap either WINDOWS KEY, type "narrator" (without the quotes), then press ENTER.

Hello Bill and Laura: If you want to run Narrator on the fly but not to have it run each time Windows 7 starts, Tap the WINDOWS KEY, type "narrator" (Without the quotes)and press ENTER.

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Hi Robin, It sounds like the ribbons are minimized. Try the following: To navigate ribbons more efficiently the ribbons need to be maximized. The keystroke is, control + F1. This keystroke is a

Hello All, Years ago there was a specific email list for blind programmers. Does anyone know if there is an active list for such topics? I am a blind developer and am looking to move to a new

Not sure if it's related, but I recently noticed that I'm having a weird bug with the Outlook ribbon on my home computer. I wasn't sure if it started after a recent upgrade to Office 2016 or to JAWS.

I'm just not having any luck. If I put focus on a tweet that I know has replies and hit alt-windows-right arrow, nothing seems to happen.

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Thank you for this suggestion. I spent some time with JAWS tech support trying different options. What eventually worked was deleting the JAWS 2020 version I had installed and then installed the off

To answer your first thought, ALT+ENTER on any part of the Windows Taskbar will open the taskbar properties. One of the tabs on that dialog box is a tab for start menu properties. On your second

Norma, Glad you brought this up. I just went in an set my any link option to Y. I first had to unassign “Span” to that keystroke to make it available.

Ann, You might be interested to know that there is an organization training blind people to use Salesforce. I read about it in Access World. Here is a link to their site. I even saw an link on here

Hi, try this… go to adobe reader program, edit menu and arrow down to prefrences and press enter. Now press the S key until you find security (enhanced) and press the tab key once. focus will now

Thank you. It sure would be nice if they’d have it working now. I rely on Convenient OCR for my work.

Howdy Samuel, Well, that could very possibly be the way 2 different screen reading programs read / report the same thing. Your issue might be in the Start Menu properties and the way the Start Menu

i use TV Guide Mobile. It is completely accessible with VO. Andy

That is correct, if the original poster stated they were using the web version I apologize for the oversight. Unless you can’t download Office to your PC for whatever reason I see not one advantage

Then it may be a problem on my part. Because NVDA sause “All Programs Button” instead of “all programs submenu.”

I've never tabbed in the start menu. When it says menu closed or submenu, you right arrow to open it up. HTH. Glenn