Here's how you can put a shortcut icon on your desktop and you could then assign a keystroke to it. From: chris judge You don’t really need an icon for narrator on your desktop, as control windows

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.”