Wow, what is file history? Doing a backup from that? Sharon

If you don’t have a dropbox account, but do download files from other people, does any of this apply? Sharon

re-captcha thing? You mean there is a way to do that if you are always signed into Google? Sharon

Qread does fine with Daisy. I do it every day! Sharon

QRead reads every Bible in Bookshare is daisy form, but that is daisy text, not daisy audio. Sharon

https://q-continuum.net/qread/

The first item in the Google results list. https://q-continuum.net/qread/

I guess it depends on what you want to do. I have a machine using an old version of windows ten that Microsoft Disability screwed up, and can no longer be used online, but I do many things offline and

Optasia.org Sharon

Or NLT. Optasia has almost all of the translations so call Tom and get that started. And, no, you are not stupid. And Tom can also guide you further when you call. Sharon

Can you export them from IE to another browser? Which browser would be easiest to export them to? The new Edge, Google, Firefox? Sharon

What version and how do you get it? And how does codex work? Sharon

Can you import more than one brouser at a time or do you have to do them separately? Sharon

Otherwise, you end up getting one of your computers to stop working permanently online because they ruined the updater. They spent many many hours trying to fix what they broke, but were unable to do

Optasia has Bible Dictionaries. They do not have an actual English concordance, but if you go into the reference section you can look at all the Greek or Hebrew words in any passage. Haven’t found a g

Purchase qread and read pdfs using that. It works way better than Adobe. Sharon

Again, qread takes care of all these problems, and is much more doable than pdf. Lots of times pdf files will have all the words run together without spaces, but qread separates all the words. Sharon

It will also read pretty large books. For example, I do read study bibles with it, and they are pretty long. But it does have its limitations. Sharon

Yes, that is another excellent choice. Sharon

I do know that headings are displayed in bookshare books. The find command is also very useful. By tabbing you can find your position in the text, so you can kind of tell of you've skipped quite a bit