That window is confusing, we have to start at the top of addresses in order to see what the checkbox is referring to. as on some pages it is after, and some the checkbox is before, that is, the checkb

Hi, That sounds like a canned message that comes up for any software that was written for older operating systems. If you want to feel comfortable about whether it has any viruses, just arrow to the f

Yes, it is strange. If one of my regular web searches takes me to an Amazon page with a variety of results, then I have the headings, but not from the Amazon search. They are links and numbered, like

I usually don't search for items from Amazon with the Amazon search, because it will display its results without headings, and although I can list links, you don't get as much description in the list

I can use Windows 7 and IE and get through, it is not bad when you use the various Jaws tools. I'm using JFW 2019. The only issues I ever have with JFW, IE, and Amazon.com, is sometimes when I load an

Arrowing or tabbing is the last methods folks should use on a web page, unless you have all day to spend looking for something. You only arrow when you get to the section of the page that is of intere

It's all the same, until you go into the settings, the favorites are called bookmarks, like in FF. Glenn

Shirley, If there is something that I cannot locate, such as a particular button, I use the search command, in this example, I'd do control + F and enter checkout and press enter. Then I would press F

I sometimes wonder if folks try to use Amazon without using the quick navigation keys, like B for button and V for visited link. Folks can use the control F to find certain words too, like the word Ca

You could try this: https://od.lk/d/N18xNzUzNDUzMjdf/DECTalk.zip That is for the driver that can be installed into Windows, I think it is the Software version, not for the hardware synth.

Mine is an older one, so I think it could only be handled by another device. Glenn

No, but Roku does have TTS installed as well, no doubt software powered. I don't have a Roku that does this, but some cable providers offer the Roku for accessibility, such as Time Warner/Spectrum. Wh

I think that smart watches will become the norm, and it may even become difficult to purchase a non-mechanical watch that is not a smart watch. But basic watches are one of the few devices that aren't

Well, remember that even flip phones can run Android, so I am not sure how small you are referring to. I have a firestick that is about the size of a USB WIFI dongle, and it's running Android, and if

I seriously doubt anyone uses embedded speech chips unless it is something too small to run an OS. Otherwise, it typically uses software TTS via Android or Linux. Glenn

Speech recognition is talking to a device, like Amazon Echo. TTS is text to speech, like Jaws and other screenreaders. Phones use both TTS and speech recognition. Glenn

Devices like TVs are usually driven by Android, which can use open source software TTS engines, or if it is tied to Google, there are Google TTS engines that are all software. Glenn

Michael, Unfortunately this does not fix the problem. Although you apparently have considerate coworkers, they will think of you as the employee who sometimes needs help, and the more we rely on other

I think all employers are always worried that a minority or disabled employee may file a complaint on such things, so even though you might not ever do such a thing, I think going to the boss and offe

NVDA uses an add-in that provides the Dectalk voices. If you can find where the voices come from, perhaps you can get them for Jaws as well. Glenn