Hello everyone.
One of our business analysts has prepared a spreadsheet which many of us
access several times a day.
He has protected the active worksheet, and this has caused me problems
with Window-Eyes.
When protected- I cannot use functions such as find "ctrl-f" and I
cannot read column headers. A third problem is the inability to select
from various pulldown choices.
When I unprotected the worksheet (I know the password) all is fine and
everything works as it should.
Sighted people are apparently not having the same problems. A colleague
uses Jaws, and I haven't checked with her.
I am new to Excel, and wonder if there is something between it and
Window-Eyes which make the partnership an unhappy one or is there
something else going on?
I have speculated that Windows 2000, and Office 20002 (specifically
Excel) are upset with the Window-Eyes DOM - but I really don't know.
Any comments and suggestions very much appreciated.
Finally: this is Window-Eyes v6.1.
Thanks.
Vaughan.
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