Hi everyone, I am about to start some new work as part of my studies. I am trying to make sure that I can access the course material with JAWS okay. I have been given a sample document to try. The document is in MS word format. When I open it up, I can read only a small bit of it. I was told that I need to turn macros on. From what I understand, macros are something like commands or scripts, but I am not sure of this. I do remember several years ago, having a problem with JAWS which was caused by a macro. I am therefore very cautious about them. Am I being to cautious, or should I have concerns about turning them on? If they are fine to turn on, then how do I do that? I am using windows xp, JAWS 7.0 and word 2003. Any help or opinions would be great. One more quick question. I have a software CD, which will not run automatically. I haven't had any problem with any other disks. I was told a while ago, how to make it run manually, but have forgotten. Does anyone know how to do that. I did a google search, but had no luck. Thanks a lot Jason
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