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.

doesn't the recognition In JAWS 2020 automatically maximize the PDF before applying it's OCR?

press windows+i. tab once, down arrow to and spacebar on Apps. tab once, down arrow to and spacebar on Default apps. tab to and spacebar on Music player. tab to and spacebar on Winamp. tab to and spac

from https://www.dell.com/support/contents/article/product-support/self-support-knowledgebase/software-and-downloads/supportassist SupportAssist is a powerful support application that helps keep your

for JAWS, it is insert+alt+tab which is a toggle between suspending and resuming the session.

why?

I found the downloads for 4.0.1, but when I tried to save the executable, Chrome pstopped the download because "it may be not safe", but the .zip sourse saved okay: https://github.com/EmpowermentZone/

you failed to mention that the NVDA remote addon will be needed to be installed on both PCs.

Larry, for finding accessible astronomy software, if you're willing, you can go to eyesonsuccess.net, do a search for astronomy, and contact the most likely interviewee who you can ask and get a helpf

the JAWS cursor can be moved independently around the screen while the PC cursor remains in one spot. the JAWS cursor does not have to be routed to where the PC cursor is every time the JAWS cursor is

Abraham, after browsing to the link below, there is a section at heading level 1 named "JAWS PuTTY Scripts" that talks about the scripts and subsequently two links to download the appropriate version

can you post where is the setting within Zoom where applications like Jaws that interact with Zoom can be unmuted.

yes, it's possible. make sure it's the correct type of expansion card that the mobo supports (PCI, PCI Express, etc).

did you hold down insert and press the numpad 8 twice quickly? if that didn't work, sometimes pressing insert+numpad 5, 7 or 9 twice quickly might work. if all fails, maybe a insert+tab will do the tr

aha! so, that's the way the spacebar works. analogous to the way school bus drivers used the CB radios when talking with home base.

thank you Alan.

cann you give them a call?

thanks Richard.

Sieghard, could you tell us what the group policy item was, or point to the post? I'm curious as to what it might have been.