I used to use VLC for this, but now it is even less accessible than it was before. Any suggestions for a safe and easy way to convert files? Thanks, Cliff

That works in File Explorer and Outlook, but not in Dropbox. I’ve read that it’s much like killing a vampire. You have to do a full ritual before Dropbox will let them go, and it’s bloody hard using J

Can anyone tell me how to do this? I’ve read how to do it with a mouse, but can’t find how to do it with JAWS and a keyboard. Thanks, Cliff

My favorite hotkey in Word 2013 is F12, which brings up an easy to use Save As box. Cliff

Can anyone recommend a good, Jaws-friendly plug-in that puts bookmarks in long MP3 files? Thanks, Cliff -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.th

Hi All, What's the trick to playing flash movies? I've never been able to figure it out. When they show up, Jaws reads flash movie start, then a bunch of buttons, some unlabeled, and finally flash mov

Does this site have the same content as Youtube? And is it both safe and legal? Cliff

Okay, I'm sick of stumbling around in Outlook. I can't find the number of messages in my Inbox, I keep losing mail, and the whole ribbon just doesn't make much sense to me. Is there another, more acce

Thanks Kevin, I tried that, but with no success. After collapsing today's email, the down arrow yields nothing, not even the ding I get when the list is totally empty. Is there a setting in the View m

I left a message in my Outlook 2013 Inbox to deal with later. Now I can't find it anywhere. Messages seem to be grouped by calendar days, but I don't see a way to navigate to any but today's list. Any

Is there a comprehensive turtorial on using Outlook 2013 with Jaws? My I SP recently forced me to give up my comfortable Outlook Express, and I'm now flying blind, so to speak, with Outlook. I've comb

I've learned more from this thread than from any other on this list in many months. What I've learned is screenreader related if not Jaws: 1. Android phones now have built-in screenreaders. 2. Windows

One thing to consider here is that the IPhone comes with a screenreader and the Android does not. When I was looking into it the screenreader for the Android was about 100 bucks, though that may vary,

I use Lime Aloud and find it quite accessible with Jaws. There's a user guide in the sub menu that is a must read. After that, it's mostly experimentation. You have to know a great deal about reading

I just got a two year old HP desktop, 64 bit, running Win 7 home edition. No matter what I try, my 64 bit Jaws 12 can't read any of the HP screens. Does Jaws 15 have the same problem? or can it read t

I'm still using Jaws 12, and just got a new 64 bit Windows 7 computer. First, I gather that I should download the 64 bit version of Jaws 12 from Freedom Scientific. Should I then attempt to move the s

I'm getting a new computer and for a brief time will need to run Jaws on both the new and old ones. Are there any legal or practical considerations here? thanks, Cliff -------------- next part -------

Will my Jaws 12 work with either of these? I have to retire my XP machine and get a new one. It's going to be hard to afford a Jaws upgrade at the same time. For those who have run both Win 7 and 8.1,

The time has come to retire my faithful old XP machine. Which of the available Windows operating systems do you folks recommend? I'm particularly interested in Jaws compatibility, but would also appre

Windows key plus U. Cliff