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I have had good luck with Flex Jobs if your looking for work from home opportunities. Linkedin is always a good option. Indeed isn't the greatest, but it works. I personally don't like the layout, but

The JAWS cursor is the mouse cursor. I'll use a browser window as my example. The virtual PC cursor is the default cursor in a browser. I find a link or a button that I can't activate with enter or sp

Brian, for what it is worth JAWS screen curtain helps a lot with avoiding the mouse. If it is on and I bump my mouse, it says, "Screen shade on. Right click to turn off." I have done the cardboard thi

Crystobal, I just wanted to let you know that you can highlight, insert notes, and even copy text in the Kindle for PC app. Select the text you want to manipulate like you normally would. Hit Control

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You can absolutely copy in kindle. Select the text you want to copy. Press control c as you normally would to copy. It will put you in an area of check boxes you can arrow through to select different

As Richard said, the Kindle for PC app is very accessible. If you're reading for enjoyment, then the IOS app is great. If you need to navigate text, copy, etc., the I would recommend Kindle for PC.

It may depend on what keyboard it is. On my ErgoK 860, the key between F-12 and backspace will switch the function keys back and fourth. I don't know if the 360 has this.

I, like others, don't use the numpad. In fact, at home where I use a bluetooth keyboard, I still use laptop layout, but that's just my preference. Anyway, you have two options. If you never travel wit

Just out of curiosity, I wonder why it reminds a user of the Sound Splitter in Zoom, Skype, or teams but not Webex? It's not a big deal. It's easy enough to turn on and off, but it just struck me as o

Depending if the video is inserted properly and the buttons are labeled, you could always just hit B and scan through the page for play buttons. It's not going to be smooth, but it's an idea.

Thanks for this, Brian.

NFB Lab beat me to it. I found this earlier while looking at the Office Accessibility list, and I was going to let you know about it.

I don't see why they wouldn't, but it's not something I ever tried when I was using Excell for eight hours a day. I'll try to sit down and play with it later. In the meantime, can you use Jaws key plu

I always wondered what happened to Artic. I got my first Windows computer in 1994. It had OpenBook with an Arkenstone scanner, and Artic Vission was my screen reader. As I recall, I could never naviga

Kindle is also an option.

I should have added that that was the only company I’ve worked for who purchased JFW. Before that, I worked for extremely small companies and used my own copy of JAWS if not my own computer. I am look

Hi, Mike. I don’t know how to script. I’ve considered learning it, but I’ve never gotten around to it. I’ve only had accessibility issues on the job where scripting was considered one time. At that ti

Do you know the key combination for turning off the media keys on your specific model of computer? If not, Google it. If you Have tried this I’m sorry.