Hi, Open acrobat reader and then click edit on the menu bar then go to
accessibility then click change reading options.
Now in the wizard you only need to change 2 things: the first is read
entire document and the second is to uncheck the box that says open in
browser. these are on different
Hi Folks,
Just learning to work with Adobe Acrobat DC, and am a bit stifled at being able
to read documents, particularly long ones.
It would seem that jaws will get stuck on certain patches of text, but when I
do a say all command, it’s able to pass by that text and continue reading.
I also
Winamp is still a disaster. Every time I press the spacebar the song I last
played starts playing. I would expect this behavior in the main Windows, but
not in the library window. Also, as I said in an earlier post, Alt 1 through
Alt 0 will read the column headers in Window-Eyes. I believe
Yes I could. It read it in the lowest voice possible, and it is a bit
mumbly. Also, I cannot maximize the Vipre Screen. I believe it said JAWS
cursor, but the voice is different from the JAWS cursor's default. I'm not
worrying about that for now. The main point is that I can read the
MS Accessibility: 800-936-5900
Wayne
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May I
Hi Holger,
Here you go:
Phone#: 1-800-936-5900
TTY#: 1-800-892-5234
Monday thru Friday: 8:00 AM to 12:00 AM, eastern time
Saturday & Sunday: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, eastern time
Take care. Mike. Go Dodgers!
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Arguing with a woman is like reading a software license
May I have the accessibility number to call microsoft for help.
Holger Fiallo
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Mike,
As usual you are very helpful with tips on using Jaws.
Thanks...
Greg
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Hi Greg,
Below are temporary & permanent speech rate keystrokes:
Control, alt, + page up or down for temporary changes.
Control, alt, windows key, + page up or down for permanent changes.
To change voice rate temporarily while JAWS is in "say all," adjust speed
with pageup or pagedown alone.
Hi all
I am so stuck and hhave no one one else to turn to.
Here is my situation
AT deleted all my contacts from my out;look and while doing this they
goofed all my blindkeys or sounds on my pc and more on my outlook
I use a
Del Desk top
Windows 7, 64
Windows office/outlook 2010
Jaws 14
Thanks. I also found that the following shortcut key will increase volume
up a step increment at a time...
How to Permanently Set the JAWS Speech Rate
1.In JAWS 14 or later:
.Press Ctrl+Alt+Windows+PageUp to increase the speech rate
.Press Ctrl+Alt+Windows+PageDown to decrease the speech rate
Insert play JV for JAWS
Then go to the voices menu
There you can start making modifications to the voice
Dave
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On Jun 26, 2017, at 1:53 PM, Greg Washington wrote:
I have forgotten how to increase the speed of the reading rate in Jaws
18. I know how
I have forgotten how to increase the speed of the reading rate in Jaws
18. I know how to do it "on the fly" while Jaws is reading text but how do
I permanately increase the rate Jaws will use in all applications at all
times?
Thanks for any help.
Greg Washington
For answers to
I have a suggestion.
If your question isn't answered right away, be patient and wait 3 days minimum
before you re-post. That goes for me too.
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Ande
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It sounds like a problem for the developer of that particular software.
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Ande
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Here's how I do it.
First I hit insert control F and type "content" in the search box, then press
enter.
Hit F3 to find the next occurrence of "content," which is usually the first
thing right before the actual message starts. I find this nice because I can
skip all the preliminaries.
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Could you read what you were trying to read?
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\\I just got around to
How do you get the kindle file out of the kindle for pc? Is that what you
are talking about?
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To:
You could try this.
Go to
www.online-convert.com
and try converting the Kindle file to a Microsoft Word or TXT file first, and
from there you should be able to send it over to your braille device to convert
it from text to brf format.
This process hinges on if the online-convert.com conversion
\\I just got around to trying this. The OCR does help. I tried
Insert+Spacebar followed by W and then by S. While may be not perfect, the
results are very helpful. Thanks for the suggestion.
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