Our firm has custodied clients with Fidelity since 2006, when we moved from Schwab partly because the Schwab Institutional software was inaccessible. Fidelity's Institutional arm used HTML so for year

Ditto. It seems to be the same reader available on Firefox, as /F9 initiates the reader there. One little foible. The reader, at least the Immersive reader on Edge, don't always read an entire article

You might also try using the key combination control/shift v which takes you to your folder tree. If the files you want are in this list just arrow to where you want to put the email and hit enter. If

One desktop short cutfor all of your email accounts in Outlook, asBrian noted. Did you find a fast and simple way to toggle between accounts? Note that each email account is level zero in a tree. Hitt

I find that Firefox 83 and JAWS 2021 work fine, though I'll experience an occasional crash. I find FF faster than Edge, surprisingly, when loading pages. I've also found that browsers and apps load fa

I'm getting into this thread late. Sorry if I repeat anything. I've been using the column and row marking protocol in Excel for a couple of JAWS iterations. The quick settings for title reading overri

Firefox for me is an excellent companion to Chrome browsers. One just needs to be patient once in awhile as FF sometimes leaps ahead of JAWS.

Workked like a charm.

I've noticed crashes on some sites but others work fine. Version 80 was fine for me, it was 80.2 that did me in. Or was when I updated JAWS to the latest build. I continue to use Firefox with the Read

Sorry I took so long to respond. The Old GReader (formerly Google Reader) is web based and is offered free or at $25 a year.

Sorry I took so long to respond. The Old GReader (formerly Google Reader) is web based and is offered free or at $25 a year.

The Old Reader works fine for my news aggregation needs. www.theoldreader.com. Premium sub at $3 a month the best option.

Brilliant, Adrian.

I don't know that you would want Quickbooks - it's made by Adobe Systems, the same folks who make Quicken. QB is for small businesses and probably costs more than Quicken. Why not try googling for the

I don't know that you would want Quickbooks - it's made by Adobe Systems, the same folks who make Quicken. QB is for small businesses and probably costs more than Quicken. Why not try googling for the

Ditto. I had thought that my two sound card setup created the interference and warbled speech but it now seems to have another cause. Closing and reopening JAWS does the trick.

I track the virus at the following links You might want to google worldometer, too, to get a broader view. Johns Hopkins has taken the lead from what I see in providing news headlines/articles and up

Didn't work for me, Mike, but JAWS key/shift/s brings up a handy little list of things you can do with spreadshheets (assume Excel though I did not see the original question) including move/copy. I've

Jaws key/space bar/p. Layered key stroke.

Insert/F12. Hit it twice in succession and you get the current date.