As you note, this isn't the right forum for discussing comparisons. I have two laptops on my desk: one is a MacBook Pro 2013 running Mac OS, and the other is a Lenovo P51 that dual boots Linux and Win

Yes, this is how it works, and it has been for as long as I’ve been using Microsoft Outlook (from late 2014).

It’s working well here. I notice the Windows messages that are now presented by JAWS, for example if the fingerprint reader recognizes (or fails to recognize) me as I attempt to log in.

Alt-H, P, G takes you to the paragraph dialogue, in which there is a “tabs” button that allows you to adjust tab stops. There are radio buttons for left/right/decimal alignment.

I would suggest upgrading to JAWS 2020. If that isn't enough to fix it, a complete reinstallation of Windows would be a good idea.

#win10_2004

I don’t know about “most accessible”, as I haven’t been comparing security software for accessibility, but it is highly accessible. Note also that Microsoft has strengthened Windows Defender over time

Just to amplify Brian’s point here, one shouldn’t expect people who don’t need screen readers to be proficient in their use, except for accessibility specialists whose job requires them to have this k

While composing your message, you can type Alt+h a f, then select the file to attach.

Resetting the view to the default might also solve it.

Yes, mine is 802.11AC. On 4/16/20, 21:01, "David Csercsics" <main@jfw.groups.io on behalf of bleeblat@...> wrote: Were you able to get openwrt to work with wifi 6 or 80211ac? The page I looked

I installed OpenWRT on my router, which is very accessible via the Web interface or via the command line using Secure Shell (ssh). If you want to use the command line, JAWS is very effective in Window

It's always a good idea to keep Office 365 up to date for security reasons as well as to receive the latest features - including improvements in accessibility. Microsoft seems to have been consistentl

For most of the PDF files that I read, the PDF reader included in Google Chrome gives better results than Adobe Reader DC. Of course, this may vary depending on the nature of the PDF files that you re

It also works with Safari on the Mac. I expect it’s designed to conform to Web standards and therefore works everywhere.

To reload JAWS if it becomes unresponsive, use Insert+Windows+F4.

JAWS supports MathML, including interactive navigation, speech, and Nemeth Code braille, with no plug-in or other additional software required. You should also investigate NVDA with MathPlayer. From:

Have you tried a simulated left mouse click?

Or you can type a PowerShell command to do the same thing. I’m reasonably sure that mkdir works in PowerShell. From: <main@jfw.groups.io> on behalf of Richard Turner <richardturner42@...> Repl

When I most recently used Amazon, I had no difficulties with the checkout process at all. I think I was using VoiceOver for Mac with Safari, and it was some time last year. The checkout button on prim

It's documented in Microsoft's list of keyboard shortcuts, under File Explorer: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12445/windows-keyboard-shortcuts On 2/23/20, 07:11, "CJ &AA MAY" <main@...