This does not answer your actual question, but any reason not to use Windows Defender? A lot of the third party security software introduces more problems than they solve because of problems integrati

Yep, this is what I have done as well. Thanks. Dave Durber wrote:

Funny thing is, that in Goldwave the time and percentage are actually on the screen, you can track with the Jaws dcursor. I thought it was the new version of gw at first. Dave Durber wrote:

The button to play the video is actually in the video, so you will need aira to click it. Once you do that you can use jaws key+3 on the number row and then type space to pause the video -- that is as

I find that just activating the menu for a second gives me the reader dialog pretty quickly. Van Lant, Robin via groups.io wrote:

Yes they do -- at least here in the U.S. I think they even let you use Aira as an accomodation. What kind of job are you looking for? Afik Souffir via groups.io wrote:

Because, the free services -- you are the product and they can change them at any time and you have no recourse, they do what they want -- if you pay and its not much -- if you consider Email importan

Yahoo mail should not be used, its been sold several times and might go away at any time. There are much better services, and to get something decent you should pay for it -- isn't Emaiil important? G

They are on, but its just a bit of a line in the window, can't really read it that way, no way to scroll. Zel Iscel wrote:

But its in the same window, on youtube. Zel Iscel wrote:

I use reader mode in Chrome and in firefox and that gets rid of most adds, without even using an add blocker. Sometimes, some things get through, but its much better. Gene Warner wrote:

Be careful, I have been using firefox for a while, and at least on my system, Jaws tends to freeze up quite a lot and there are other accessibility problems. Its a very nice browser, but Jaws does not

Hi. I am trying to read a speech in a foreign language and there are subtitles, but how to get Jaws to read them -- I see one line of text which changes, but Jaws does not read it as the speech is goi

This is not true, no physical file for you to store, just use the app or the browser. I must say they had a breech, but acted very responsibly about it, so its worth getting. One thing, if you want to

After that checkbox is one that says something about notifications, uncheck that as well, maybe that is your problem. Rick Miller wrote:

I only learned this when I complained to Google using the be my eyes app to call their support. multi 85 wrote:

If you have installed the extension, hit the f10 key and arrow left until you hear the name of the extention and hit enter and that should get you in -- I have never used that particular one, so I don

If its actually kindle, you may have better luck if you have a smart phone. If its something else, that is another problem. Robbie Curtis wrote:

Is your ebook encrypted like Kindell? david Jennette wrote:

But just hit the key again and it should read correctly. mike mcglashon wrote: