Yeah, all I ask is for some help with this strange behavior with Alt keys in JAWS, , and I get attacked by Marty's signature with its religious talk (I'm not religious, thank you), as well as other th

It was actually my sighted friend, Markus Johnson (yes, that's "Markus" with a "K", not a "C"), who suggested I run Windows 7 in its default state with updates turned off. I'm with you on that mentali

I'm not willing to change my colors for anyone.

I run Windows 7 with no updates, as updates break compatibility with JAWS 15.

Windows 7 is what I use, so even if support ends, I'll still be happy with what I have.

I wish I could upgrade my Dell Machine, but I'd rather just build one from the ground up and put Windows 7 Professional 64 Bit on there. That way, if anything breaks down, I could just swap similar co

I'm trying that, but it seems to want to make the Control, Shift and Right Alt keys work together as a trio. What's up with that, I wonder?

I don't have Windows 10. Just Windows XP 32 Bit on two machines (one desktop and one laptop), and Windows 7 64 Bit on a third machine (a desktop).

When I'm in the Keyboard Manager, what would I look for? How would I assign the Right Alt key to the Left Alt key? Would it change both of them to be just plain "Alt"? I'm confused!

It didn't come with any software. Just the keyboard. However, I talked to Troy at Unicomp a few minutes ago, and he did tell me about Alt GR, which I'm still a bit confused about. What's Alt GR?

The keyboard I have is a Unicomp model UNI044A.

No, it's Windows, Alt, Applications, and Control.

The keyboard I have is made by Unicomp, based in Lexington, Kentucky. On the left side of the spacebar, from left to right, there's Control, Windows, and Alt. On the right side of the spacebar, from l

Hi, it's Annabelle. When I press Right Alt along with any of the Arrow keys on my keyboard, JAWS seems to say, "Not In a Table". For example, I press Right Alt+Left Arrow to move back a page in progra

The version I have is a free trial version, but yes, I do believe it's a paid program. And yes, this is a Windows version I have, though it's also available for Mac.

I believe the Tunefab web site says that .m4p music can be converted with the software.

Hi, it's Annabelle. I recently discovered Tunefab Apple Music Converter (http://www.tunefab.com), and it seems I'm having issues with converting my favorite music from .m4p to other formats. I have at

Hi, it's Annabelle. I've discovered there's a way to create controls like buttons, sliders, and radio buttons using Microsoft Word. However, I'm not sure how I would make them accessible to screenread

Hi, it's Annabelle. I'm trying out Minitool Partition Wizard, the only one I know where you can convert MBR to GPT and vise versa, as well as converting NTFS to FAT, Exfat, and the like, without forma

On the version of Teamviewer I have, It pops up with a window that says "Obedia", which means that I would be logging on to the company that now owns PC Audio Labs. That particular version I have is s