James, I have not dealt with Adobe Acrobat proper in years, but I wonder if it doesn't have an accessibility wizard just like Adobe Reader DC does. In Reader DC running the accessibility

Hi Bill/all: I have been following the messages in this thread but find that I do have a question. My default PDF reader is Adobe acrobat DC. I use this to have the capability to edit PDF

Hi Brian/all: Thanks for the good advice you are giving on this thread. Please tell me what keystrokes to use to edit a PDF file I have saved. I can read the file/form with JAWS, and I am

Hi, The dash key is what you're looking for.

Hi Takis and Kimber Thanks for replies. Yes, hi from South Africa, although you're right, Greece is the country of origin of my family. That's the ridiculous thing about the braille display problem,

Hi Kevin, I went through this earlier this year and gave up. Here are the things I tried: 1. Reading all the Jaws help on Access; many of the JAWS commands previously implemented for Access 2003

Thank you for taking this action, as well as your post Richard. Best regards, Takis

That could be if there were not end-user mechanisms to control the flow of messages from a given group, but Groups.io gives exquisite control over exactly what messages you receive: Controlling the

Try raising your concerns with Freedom Scientific. They're good about releasing incremental updates nowadays.

my guess is that a single mailing list would get too chaotic with discussions of everything imaginable and the moderation of the discussions?

Now I'll put myself out there for flogging, but I really don't understand why there is this tendency in the blind/low-vision community to do two things: Split each and every blessed technology into

Just when entering my pin.  Other than that, it is a lot faster.

That is it—very helpful!

Your welcome! Now a question for you. What is This Win10 group I see you send this too. Is that for screne readers too? Win10+subscribe@groups.io Is the subscription for that one?

Thank you!

I also do not see a problem with JAWS loading, it loads faster on even my Laptop with a third Gen Core i7 processor with Windows 10 and an SSD. No choppy speech either.

echo@groups.io. Is the one for blind people using Elexa.

Is there a list for blind users of the voice controlled home assistant device like the Google Home and Amazon Echo Alesa? Thanks!

Not choppy, but startup seems similar to 17, 18, and 2018. However JAWS is much more responsive now with the ResearchIt, Find, and other JAWS-related functions, especially in browsers. They finally

No choppy speech on my laptop or any of my 4 desktop PC's at my store. Loading seemed to be not as fast as when Jaws 2019 was first introduced, but still faster as with 2018. It takes about 6 or 8