At least I know things probably won’t be quite as hard the next time around, as things are gradually moving away from these difficult dedicated programs in the tech world, but you do have the things l

I am pretty sure things are widely different from place to place, but where I worked for four years, the calls that were for me just automatically beeped in, and they were on. Also, there was a pause

I couldn’t agree more. I worked for four years in a call center before they shut down the whole place at the end of February, not to return again. That was announced in November or December, so, I dou

Yes, I had to do that the other night to look at a site I was interested in. Even after you download the cookie, in Chrome, you have to at least whitelist their site because the security settings won'

I am wondering how one gets this to work on the web, say, you get an assessment or something where you need to drag and drop to rank items or something of that nature? Thanks.

Exactly. The moving files example is one that easily comes to mind, but there are various assessments, surveys, and things which want you to rank a list of items some way, or to categorize them.

I've never found a good use for that mouse lock and unlock hotkey in Jaws that actually does something useful. I think the real problem with trying to shoehorn this to work on the web is that the virt

Hmmm, I don't have one of the new compputers with touch screens built in. I wonder if I could fill it out on my iPhone, as Apple seems to have a pretty good interface for this? In my case, I need to r

Hi there! I am wondering, how one can deal with drag and drop stuff on the web when using Jaws? For instance, with this one thing I was trying to deal with, it asks you to drag a list of things in ord

I have used Turbo Tax online for the last few years. It seemed to work pretty good. It's the only one I know of that can pull in the W2 from ADP directly, since the PDF file is a nightmare to try to r

On this kind of topic, I've seen ads on Facebook for extremely cheap Office 365, possibly claiming to be lifetime on sites like Digital Upgrade Studio. I'm kind of skeptical that these are bad in some

Bit.ly is just an address shortener that anyone can use, doesn't mean the content at the address given is necessarily from another country or bad in nature, but definitely one of those things to proce

I think one should be able to use it as long as it didn't run that S version of Win 10, but I thought the article portraying that version suggested that there was a free upgrade to full Win 10 for ass

Wow! I never heard that before, always thought Into It was who made it forever, and it sounded like more headway was being made with them, but I think they are more concentrating on their business sof

For my work, we use Kronos, and lucky for me, they have the lite version available for my machine where I go to get into it, otherwise that's one whose regular interface uses a lot of flash which gets

I wish there was a better way to suspend Jaws. Supervisor calls end up creating enough wasted time for me because once Jaws gets restarted, it doesn't see the labels in the phone program, and sometime

I have been using my Focus 40 Blue a lot more now that I have started work recently. Before then, I would use it occasionally, and I used it for my previous job for proofreading and reading various th

I remember how much fun it wasn't trying to get through adjusting some Paypal settings when I had to call them, as the control to get where devices are is not something I could find. Luckily, they wer

I think the issue on the web is that there really is no cursor physically on the screen when on the web, even though we can arrow around the web page as if it were a document. If a person were predomi

It's a cellular provider, where they may have found a captcha to deal with.