Hi Dave,
If you really need to calculate a column of figures which you can review
and, say, tally the total, and you have MS Excel, then the easiest way
is to put your figures in column one, that is, A1, A2, A3, etc., and put
the calculation @sum(a1..a10) in A11. Window-Eyes speaks everything as
you edit. In this scenario, just put the minus sign in front of the
figures you want subtracted rather than added.
hth,
Rod
On 4/20/14 5:09 PM, Dave Bahr wrote:
Hi. I was wondering if somebody could help me with using the
calculator with Window-Eyes. Whenever I use it, Window-Eyes reads the
numbers in a static box. It also appends the numbers that I type to
whatever I have typed before. The static box does not allow me to go
back and forth with arrows to review the calculations. Furthermore, I
can't paste long calculations that I have typed in, say, notepad. I'm
not quite sure what to do. is there a better calculator than the one
that comes with windows that's accessible?
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