Thanks, Louise. Good to know.

Further to my questions about the Kindle reading experience, I’m looking at the stuff included with Amazon Prime. For example, the movie and TV streaming, the music streaming, etc. Is anyone using thi

How accessible are Kindle books? I haven’t followed the Kindle issue over the years. I see there is a Kindle app for PC with an accessible plug-in. It says it works with Jaws. Can anyone vouch for tha

They are the same. Context key: typically beside the right alt key (between alt and control) on a standard keyboard.

Hello Brian, You said: The point I was trying to get across, and it seems what I've said has had limited success in that department, is that any user of a computer had better understand how the genera

Hi Brian, First, perhaps a better way than asking “How blind are you”, might be to simply ask straight up if the person has any useful residual vision that would be helpful when learning the computer.

No. I don’t know how to do that. Can you give instructions on creating a new port? Perhaps that fits with a setting in the embosser where I can set a static IP address. So far I have just used the emb

hi Tom, That’s interesting. I never had this problem with Windows 8.1 using Jaws 15. This might mean it is a Jaws 17 problem not reading that window.

Does that matter? It was my Index braille embosser. It is networked, but every time the power goes out, it loses the connection and I have to go through the set up process again. This then creates a n

Thanks, Mike. Much appreciated.

Using Jaws 17 (current, and Windows 10. When deleting a printer, Jaws does not read the delete window. E.g., go to printer, press enter to select, tab to Remove. Then all Jaws reads is Fly Out Window.

Am I right in thinking that no FS staff monitor this list? If not, do they monitor any user lists? Thanks. Jean

Hi Brian, Well, maybe this makes sense. It says two columns, but is simply a list text format. But then a person knows how many items (lines) belong with each entry. This is similar to how wide tables

Hi Brian, I’ve seen this format used often in various screenreader manuals. Personally, I think it works fine. It would be accessible to any adaptive technology and any word editor. Maybe not sighted-

Michael, It’s off, but I have no idea if I turned that off or not. So many updates here recently. I resorted to sighted help on this one. Things seem to be ok on other sites, so I’ll just chalk this o

I just upgraded to Windows 10, but I don’t think that’s the issue here. Using Jaws 17 and IE in Windows 10. When I go to a site like the Manage my apple ID page, I am finding it virtually impossible t

I’ve just updated to Windows 10, so am updating other things as well. I don’t use Firefox often, but I do use it especially for capchas. I think I am running the latest update now, but it tells me tha

Elise, Ah, no worries. I’ve been a Jaws user since 2001 back with Jaws 3.7, and I haven’t used FS Reader until now either. Always something new to learn.

Hi Elise, I tried another book and it worked as it should. It must be this one book that is problematic. Funny how the very first title I picked is one with a problem. Thanks.

I’m trying to use FS Reader to read a Daisy without images book from Bookshare. How does one jump through headings and move quickly around a Daisy text file? So far the speech is very, very sluggish.