Hi, To be completely honest with you, I don’t know if you could do python with Jaws but, I do know where you could learn it. There is a website where about every Tuesday Or so, a lot of people meet

Hi, Tammy. This happens because when you are in a browser, most of the time, arrowing moves the Virtual Cursor, not the PC Cursor. If you use the TAB key to move to the links, you are actually focused

Try hitting tab. Then enter. Richard Linus to Charlie Brown: "Worrying won't stop the bad stuff from happening, it just stops you from enjoying the good." Sent with the iPhone SE

I am using Jaws 2019 on my Windows 10 laptop with Brave as my browser. When I am on a web page and press the enter key on a link, nothing happens. I have tried lining up the links and then press the

My problem is solved 😊. Here are my results with the various suggestions on my particular computer and again my thanks to everyone who responded. Hit "F6" and tab to enter. The first time I did

Yes, you can code Python using JAWS. I don’t do such things, but apparently the biggest trick is keeping track of indentation. A free text editor called EdSharp is designed to do this, among lots of

Hi Kevin, It works relatively well with comments and track changes, but I find comments easier to work with. Whilst JAWS will read track changes, it doesn’t have a particularly intelligent or

Hi Kevin, I use Microsoft word regularly because I’m a college student. I hope you do it good with Microsoft word 2016 because the last I remember is that I

Hi, I have several friends and coworkers who are teaching themselves Python. I haven’t done coding since college in the early 1990’s, and that was just a required computer science class. Is

Here is a link to the commands. https://support.office.com/en-us/article/use-a-screen-reader-to-add-read-and-delete-comments-in-word-c4648d50-4f7b-4795-b487-9e3141a5a596

It works but I haven’t done it in a long time so I don’t remember all of the commands. Good luck.

Hello, I’m using the most recent version of Jaws2020 and MS word2016. I will be working with an editor in which they will use the editing and being able to leave comments. I’m not sure if I’m

I open the document, press f6 and tab to enable editing and press enter. You will need to save the document after you do this or the next time you open the document it will open in protected view

I thought you might like this: https://coolblindtech.com/wordpress-accessibility-team-hosting-online-event-called-wp-accessibility-day/ Richard Linus to Charlie Brown: "Worrying won't stop the bad

I am also using Microsoft 365 and removed protected view on documents by hitting f6 and tabbing to enter. This has never failed for me. Alison

I use f6 to remove the protection on a downloaded file. I didn't know about these other keystrokes. Alison

If you have the file in word, alt f then the letter I then the letter e might do the trick. Also, using control s for save as will give you the ability to save it as a new file. You will have to tabe

If the file is downloaded from the internet, go into contex menu, select property and uncheck the unblock checkbox. If that still doesn't work, quite likely the file has been set to protected by the

Two things to try. Sometimes hitting f6 a time or two will let you enable editing. Or, try, alt-f then i then p, and arrow down. It could be Alt-f i o p. I'm not at my computer right

Hi, Janelle. While in the protected document try the following keystrokes, ALT plus F, followed by the letters I, then E. Bill White billwhite92701@...