Pablo, I just wanted to report back that Accuplacer has been in touch with me several times now since I reported this accessibility issue. Pertinent sections from the last two messages from today are:

Found the solution to my own question, and have applied a dope slap to my forehead for having missed this for so long. On both the thread view of the messages and an individual message thread itself t

Mario, You're not missing anything. Adblock Plus is not a program and thus does not have any entries in either "Program Files" or the "Program Files (x86)" folders. The actual location of the Adblock

Mike, IE was so late in the game of allowing add-ons and the implementation is different. It's no surprise that this is done in a way "not like everyone else" in the browser world. I just wanted to hi

Carolyn, The funny thing is I can't make that sort order stick for message threads. I've submitted a help ticket to see what I need to do to make that arrangement permanent and to apply to all message

Ryan, Try https://groups.io/login I don't know where my last message to you ended up, but there is a Subscription link after you've logged in and are on the groups page that lets you choose No Email.

Carolyn, This isn't an e-mail issue, I'm talking about the actual presentation of these messages on the groups.io website. While I get the digests several times a day I've never participated in the gr

Ryan, Are you positive you haven't forgotten your password? When I created my account here recently the system warned me that I should not use a password that it was essential remain hidden since the

Aaron, What's interesting in Windows 10, at least the part of the interface that follows the new format, is that the object you describe is neither a button nor a checkbox, but a relatively recent add

Mario, If you navigate to the Adblock Plus Main Web Page, http://adblockplus.org, from within the web browser you wish to install it for, it puts what looks like a button (but may be a link) right the

The following is only tangentially related to JAWS, but there is a connection. At one time, not all that long ago, virtually anything presented on a web page visually was just precisely what it appear

Judith, In my opinion Adblock Plus is way more than just "worth installing" on any browser that they support in any way. It is a part of my standard new computer setup protocol for all clients, provid

Jean & Gerald, Based on this thread I have written to the folks who code WebVisum to ask if they intend to create a signed version. Gerald's instructions definitely work, but they also disable what I

I thought I'd post this under its own topic. Opera, like virtually all major web browsers these days, will run on a number of platforms, including Windows, Android, and the various versions of Apple's

. . . and I ask that question in all sincerity, since I haven't yet had a client complain to me about not being able to get past them. The version I'm seeing these days always includes a "pronounce it

Tom, Given your concern about your favorites, and even though I believe these are preserved as part of a version update, you should back them up first. Presuing that Microsoft hasn't changed the menu

Judith, I will do my best to explain the function of Captchas as a security mechanism and some of the "side benefits" that have been derived from them. Captchas work extremely well in differentiating

Cindy Ray, You are entitled to your anger, which is justifiable, but not to your assertion that Captchas value at thwarting hackers is "dubious at best." They functioned (and function) brilliantly at

Ted, That wouldn't work unless you did a Save As on the file, as "Date Created" literally sticks with a file and remains unchanged after the first save of that particular copy. It's particularly inter

Cindy Lou, I want to be clear that I was trying to state that your anger, which there was in that post, was entirely justifiable but that your assertion, "with image captchas whose value at thwarting