My synagogue is giving Board members the ability to log on to its computer from home so we can upload files, documents, etc. Everything works fine until I actually get to the synagogue's computer, where I'm supposed to enter the password and log onto the computer. At that point, windoweyes stops talking. A friend used a program called crossloop, which lets him remotely access my machine; helogged me on. Windoweyes does not speak except to say "graphic" when he moves the mouse around. Does anyone have a suggestion re how I can do a remote log on and, in effect, work on the synagogue's computer? Is there a way to install Windoweyes on the computer so it comes up talking but just for me? Or is there a better suggestion? Thanks.
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