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in addition, do you know if the drive is a hard drive or a solid state drive? if it is the latter, a defrag should not be performed on a SSD because, among various reasons, doing so will shorten the l

Richard, check out https://dlee.org/teamviewer/ for scripts for JAWS.

for the first question, if you are referring to the 20 character authorization code, and if you still have the authorization CD, on the CD is a .FSAC file. the name of that file is the authorization c

sounds like those who have upgraded to Windows 10 2004 are having alot of problems when updating their JAWS 2020 to the latest June update.

but doesn't previous versions mean the latest of earlier versions like 2019, 2018,etc, or does it allow for subversions like what John is asking?

I wonder how the recognition of the OCR feature in JAWS would handle the problem being discussed.

FYI, this also works in Word 2010.

Don, I don't remember if you use JAWS/NVDA or have enough sight to manipulate things displayed on the screen with a mouse, but I find it very difficult to use Eset with NVDA or JAWS. the wording throu

an easier way is to press and hold control+windows+alt and down while continuously press page up to raise the rate or page down to lower the rate. this makes the change permanent and global.

I don't know if this would be of any help, but maybe you or your trainer would want to take a look at Digital Ocean: Easy, fast, and flexible compute Spin up your choice of virtual machine in just 55

for those who want to know, the adgenda will be released two to three weeks before the start of the convention.

I believe the NFB convention (July 14-18) is free to all but registration is still required. deadline is June 15.

I use the latest version of Firefox without any problems.

welcome.

for my notes, how is that accomplished?

to set the headers in Thunderbird, IMO, you can use NVDA with the Mozilla enhancement addon to reorder the headers the way you'd like and then go back to using JAWS. there is a way to do it with JAWS

thanks for the clarification.

that's what I heard. don't know if it's true or not. I can't imagine that at least JAWS 2019 or 2018 won't be able to work on the 2004 (20H1) update to Windows 10.