Kelly,
Have you checked to be certain Windows Update is completely up to date? Also,
is there any chance that your virus
scanner and/or your malware scanner are set to run scans more often than
necessary? How long does your machine
stay booted up before you shut down? If the virus scans nev
Butch,
Just as it was with Window-Eyes, it depends if the data you are trying to
read is actually presented in a table. If it is, JAWS should go into table
mode automatically, and ALT CONTROL Arrows should let you move around the
table in rows and columns. JAWS has another fairly new feature cal
If we are going to be fair about this discussion, VFO can't just throw the
Window-Eyes code into JAWS. I also think it is reasonable to keep in mind
the fact that they really wanted ZoomText so probably didn't give a lot of
thought about Window-Eyes. It's likely nobody cried at VFO over the idea
It is also my understanding that one's success with Edge will depend some
upon the version of Windows 10 that one has installed. Microsoft has been
making changes to Edge as well as have screen readers.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
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Tom,
This is really interesting and it seems odd this has not surfaced before
from screen reader developers. I have often run NVDA when Window-Eyes went
quiet and then closed NVDA when everything seemed to resolved itself as you
described. Sometimes I would note unusual behavior and assumed it w
Tom,
Given my tendency to believe that the more complex something is, the more
likely it will cause problems, I think it might be useful to be able to
simply reset the screen reader flag upon demand as you suggest. While I
don't see any flaws in your logic, I would caution that there could be
app
via Talk
Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2017 10:33 AM
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Cc: Tom Kingston
Subject: Re: A little tech tip on Windows and screen readers.
Steve,
I agree that the complicated route isn't the one to take.
And I agree that programs would only check the flag on launch. B
Robert,
The KNFB reader uses a camera in a phone or other divice to take a picture of a
document. Then, it performs optical character recognition (OCR) and reads the
content. Its strongest point is that it performs the OCR in such a way that it
can start reading very quickly. As Josh says, i
Robert,
Maybe you already know this, but the strength of the KNFB reader is to take a
picture of a document and turn it into text. It was originally designed to be
used on smart phones offering an extremely portable reading solution. It is
now available in Windows, but the idea was to be able
Evelyn,
You are, of course, correct, and while I did not own one I did beta test
one. That device even had a separate camera even though they were strapped
together so they could function like a single device. Thank you for the
reminder.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
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Robert,
KNFB reader would do that if it doesn't check for a camera when it starts.
There is a KNFB Readers' list, I'll see if anybody knows on that list.
Best regards,
Steve
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Robert,
Robert,
Here is finally an answer to your question. This person appears to be doing
what you want to do. Thank you for your patience.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
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Larry and others,
Please understand that I have some exposure to the KNFB reader but don't
sell it and am not an expert. I have not used it under Windows 10 yet.
According to someone else who responded on the KNFB Reader list, they have
used it with a scanner. Two things to keep in mind though,
This web browsing business is very frustrating. On Monday, I needed to get
a password reminder from Delta Airlines and was routed to the password reset
page. With Internet explorer 11, I found a heading for password reset, but
no edit boxes to perform the reset. Being a somewhat reasonable human
Carol,
If you arrowed to the file, it may already have been selected. I wonder if
Narrator may be incorrectly reporting the selection. What happens if you
arrow to the file you want, do not press PSACE, do the CONTROL-C and paste?
I don't know if one can assume anything if Narrator remains silen
Pat,
Although you would probably know if the upgrade worked, it is worth noting that
the version number shown probably won't clearly say "version 10". In my case,
it says "Version 1703." However, the dialog box that I get does refer to
Windows 10 in the text portion. If you did try to instal
Martha,
I have not had the problem you are encountering and I have forwarded some
pretty long emails with lots of parts. I have run into limits using some
other email programs, though, so it is still possible that you are
encountering that with Becky. You might want to be sure you are at the
lat
I can't verify it, but I thought that in the older versions of office that
the CONTROL LEFT ARROW and CONTROL RIGHT ARROW may have moved through the
groups. At least it is worth a try.
Best regards,
Steve
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Carol,
I wonder if this is part of the old Microsoft bug that affected envelope
addressing for years. That was fixed in Word 2016, though. Would you give
exact steps to get where you are getting? I'd like to figure out if this is
a Microsoft bug.
As a work-around, you might be able to type the
Rod,
I don't know the specific problem you are having, but here are two possible
stumbling blocks. You may need to set the security for your account to
allow the use of legacy applications. I believe it is in the security part
of settings, and I don't remember the specific description. You will
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Of Steve Jacobson via Talk
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Cc: Steve Jacobson
Subject: RE: GMail with Outlook 2010
Rod,
I don't know the specific problem you are having, but here are two possible
stumbling blocks. You may need to set th
Tom,
My daughter bought an iPhone 10, and she says that pressing the power button
three times on that unit should bring up VoiceOver. While there is no HOME
button, there is a physical location on the screen that serves as a HOME
button that will give some feedback when your finger is on it. On
Tom,
That is great, I'm glad it all worked.
Best regards,
Steve
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Sent: Monday, February 05, 2018 3:30 PM
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Cc: Tom Kin
Richard,
I missed part of this thread, but if you are not receiving email that you
believe you should be receiving, the Focused In-box "feature" was probably
turned on by an Outlook 2016 update. If you tab around the message list
screen, you should find a button that says "Other In-box." If you
do it while in the inbox that doesn't come up at all.
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Cc: Steve
Patricia,
Besides pressing ALT and then using RIGHT ARROW to get to HELP, you should
be able to press ALT-H and then DOWN ARROW until you hear about, and then
press ENTER to open it.
q
Once you get to the "About" dialog, you should be able to TAB through the
dialog and one of the read-only edit
Obviously, there will probably come a time when Window-Eyes won't work.
However, it is really hard to draw conclusions from beta or insider builds
since persons in those programs won't know if problems that might exists
won't be solved before the final release. Window-Eyes users should either
be s
JAWS as a setting for "Top And Bottom Edge" in General settings. I think
this will do what you want. You can move through the choices with the SPACE
bar between announcing the edge, alerting with sound, or off. If you open
quick settings with the JAWS key and the letter V, you can get there the
Mike,
Be sure you have made the changes that are recommended for screen readers.
Go to Tools, General Setup, and on the Message View tab, be sure to uncheck
the "Operate four-way button with cursor keys." Go to the "Editor" tab and
uncheck the "Use Line Pointer." While there, uncheck the show to
Anthony,
I know of others who have had some problems. What problem did you encounter
and how did you resolve it? Your experience might help someone else.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
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Cc: Steve Jacobson
Subject: RE: update problem
Anthony,
I know of others who have had some problems. What problem did you encounter
Hi,
If you are on a button that you can't activate and you don't want to close
and restart Internet Explorer, there are a few things to be sure to try
first. If the button is in the tab order. SHIFT TAB and then TAB back to
it. It is sometimes worth pressing ALT-TAB to move away from Internet
Ex
With some of these newer dialogs, the "Touch Cursor" in JAWS will reveal
more information than JAWS KEY and B or even the JAWS cursor. This might be
worth a try. Press SHIFT Numpad Plus and then use the arrow keys and press
the NUMPAD Plus twice to get back to the PC cursor.
I would definitely b
Larry,
When you brought up the context menu, are you sure that you had a zip file
selected? For example, if you delete a file, sometimes no file is selected
even if the current file is a zip file. The MS person would probably have seen
that, though.
Also, did you have an old 7-zip install fi
David,
For many years, I loosely guided work that was done on NFBTRANS, a free braille
translator. Randy Formenti did the real heavy lifting. However, that software
could not easily be modified for UEB. Also, the American Printing House has
developed a free translator called Braille Blaster
Also, I am not certain of pressing SPACE and then F2. Be sure to read any
dialogs that pop up before pressing the next key.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
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John,
I also have version 82.4.155 that Rod mentions. I set up my own desktop
shortcut to go to the Dropbox folder, so that could make a difference, but
using that shortcut works fine. My understanding is that they did update their
software and possibly their website and it does cause us some
Morene,
Whether this works for email will depend upon the email program you use and
perhaps even the version. I just tried it on Outlook that I get with Office
365 and it did work as described. The best thing to suggest is that you give
it a try on messages you were going to delete anyway. O
Tony,
I know of others using Windows Mail with some success with other screen
readers. Have you tried it with NVDA or Narrator to see if you have the same
issues that you are having with Window-Eyes? One of the issues that will be
faced for certain at some point is that other screen readers a
Pat,
I know it is frustrating, but since this is happening to you and you are right
there, there are things you already know that we don't know so it isn't easy to
know what to tell you. Can we assume, for example, that your computer is
booting up and that speech is starting? Did the monitor
Debra,
I was a Window-Eyes user for many, many years and am therefore still on this
list. I am not using Window-Eyes now, so I can't say how accessible Teams is
with Window-/Eyes, although I would be surprised if it was not at least
somewhat useable. If there is a newer technology being use
I would also suggest calling Microsoft's Disability Answer Desk at 800-936-5900
And ask how best to upgrade. There have been some special upgrade prices for
people using screen readers. Although some have expired, there is always a
chance that some could still be in effect.
You also have to c
Larry,
There might be an answer for this because there are a number of different
settings within JAWS that affects punctuation. I would second the suggestion
that somebody else made that you contact Vispero Technical Support and raise
your question there. Ironically, they have made some chang
Butch,
You may have to switch, but please know that Becky does support the relatively
new OAUTH2 or whatever it is that Gmail requires. You might have to upgrade to
the latest version of Becky to get it, though.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
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Tony,
I share some of your frustrations. I had to use JAWS more during the past year
to do certain things on my job, and I was surprised at all of what I feel are
bugs in JAWS. It always seemed to me that many JAWS users felt that
Window-Eyes had a monopoly on bugs. On my job, both JAWS and
com ; Window-Eyes Discussion List
>> > Subject: Re: Windows screen readers
>> >
>> > Could the difference between accessibility on a I phone or I Pad
>> > and a
>> > Mac book be that the phones and I pads are running the mobile
>> > versions
Joshua,
I have not seen the latest prototypes of the Orbit Reader, but I assume
there are still no cursor routing keys, is that correct? You said you can't
use it with Window-Eyes, but have you used it with other screen readers? If
so, what does it do when you have a cursor that moves when you a
Steve,
Those of us who saw earlier prototypes of the Orbit braille display product
are not sure how well it will perform in environments where one is editing
and the only characters that are changing are the dots that show the cursor.
For many, the absence of cursor routing keys is also a signific
Tom and Lloyd,
I have had Excel sometimes go dead and found that bringing up the ribbon and
then dismissing it with ESCAPE sometimes causes cells to read again. If
Window-Eyes is not reading a document from the outset, then check to see if
it happens to be in a Dropbox folder. If it is, go to Dr
Matthew,
The keystroke changed with Windows Creator and you may not have Creator on
your laptop yet. The keystroke was Windows Key and ENTER, and now it is
CONTROL Windows Key plus ENTER. You may have to try both unless they can
tell you which version of Windows has been installed.
Best regards
Sometimes I find that the status lines only reads correctly when the window has
been maximized. You might see if that helps in this case.
Best regards,
Steve
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Rod,
Did you use the procedure to update JAWS or did you just run the latest
installation file? I tend to run the latest installation file because I can
download it once and run it on multiple computers without the need to have
each computer download the update. When I do that, I loose the hot k
Darrell,
This very thing happened to me last week while I was accessing my email at
the NFB Convention in Orlando. I was suddenly unable to get into a certain
account on OUTLOOK.COM but I could get into other accounts. A quick repair
and deleting and adding the account did not help. When I got
It may depend upon the version of Windows, but Window-Eyes sounds are in the
Sound Schemes in Control Panel. It is easy to miss them. If you arrow down
through the list of Windows sounds, you will find other software sounds as
well.
In Windows 10, it is possible to set the volume of the sounds
Try ALT NUMPAD DELETE.
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Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2017 3:42 PM
To: 'Window-Eyes Discussion List'
Subject: Word "Position on Page" Keystroke in Jaws?
Fellow
It is possible I am misinterpreting this note, but I really think that both
Doug and Dan thought that the merger with AI Squared would give Window-Eyes a
fresh burst of resources to get over the hump on changes that were very much
needed. Once they sold the company, even though they remained ac
Robin,
I don't know if this has already been mentioned, but I do not think CONTROL
PGDN works if you have specified that the entire document be loaded into the
Virtual Cursor buffer. Mostly, I find it easiest to have an entire document
loaded at once even if it takes a while, but I change the opt
Isn't the JAWS "Find" command JAWSKEY plus CTRL plus F? Control-F is often
the key to bring up a find dialog in specific software, but this is
different.
If one goes to the JAWS screen with JAWSKEY plus j, then to the Utilities
Menu, there is a "Search for Command" utility that can be very usef
ternet Explorer and Word and
Jaws key+Control+f in Adobe Reader.
hth.
Luciano
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Von: Talk [mailto:talk-bounces+lortelli=bluewin...@lists.window-eyes.com] Im
Auftrag von Steve Jacobson via Talk
Gesendet: Samstag, 2. September 2017 17:35
An: 'Window-Eyes Discuss
Josh,
This is more complicated than you are considering. I do not believe that
JSAY is a VFO product for example. Remember, too, that VFO technically owns
this list now, and the list is intended to help those who are trying to use
Window-Eyes as long as they can. They would be completely within
Josh,
I understood him to be talking about the person who was criticizing you, and
I don't think he was referring to you.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
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S
Tom,
Let me add my voice to John's. I've also used Chrome some and found it to
work all right. I have not gotten comfortable with using the equivalent of
"Favorites," but suspect that is my lack of experience. I had one case on a
slow computer where a website was not useable due to very, very s
On a Microsoft Exchange server, I have started seeing the text (Web Browser
Region) before some messages I have read on the message list. This appears
to be coming from Outlook 2013 because I hear it when using either
Window-Eyes or JAWS. The problem is that when a message has this flag or
whatev
Jed,
I used Audition a long time back but have occasionally checked on the demos
since. I think you will find that the keyboard support is quite good and
that you can assign keys to commands that may not already be assigned. The
display of data has been more problematic since Audition changed ho
doing is stuff like taking audio and
putting it under a music bed. If i can do stuff like that i'll be
thrilled.
Cheers,
Jed
On 7/29/2016 9:48 AM, Steve Jacobson via Talk wrote:
> Jed,
>
> I used Audition a long time back but have occasionally checked on the
demos
> since. I th
;s an app for it? Any idea where to find it?
On 7/29/2016 10:14 AM, Steve Jacobson via Talk wrote:
> Jed,
>
> I am not certain then why you would spend the time and money on Audition
or
> Sound Forge rather than trying Audasity or Gold Wave. There may even be a
> few other options
Kim,
When you hear that the contact has been matched, press enter to cause the
matching information to be filled in. When I tried this, a semicolon was
appended automatically so I could just press space and start typing the next
contact. By typing a semicolon without pressing enter, you cause
Chris,
This is helpful but won't work if she needs to make a correction. Is there
a problem with F2 in Excel 2016? I'm not there yet but will probably have
to be there before long.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
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Matthew,
Sometimes in Word and Excel 2013 one has to press the ALT key to bring up
the ribbon and then again to dismiss the ribbon. There are times when you
have to maximize the window before the ribbon can be brought up as well.
This is very annoying but the above usually seems to resolve the pr
In the old days, many characters in the lower ranges performed functions
rather than bweing displayed. For example, there was a control character
that caused a bell to ring on old teletype machines. I believe it was
CONTROL-G. This character was used in computers to sometimes sound a beep.
I bel
On my version, the applications key now works from the system tray. Give
that a try, or use SHIFT F10 if your computer doesn't have an Applications
key.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
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Be
Joseph,
If you just installed Becky for the first time, there are some settings in
Becky that you need to change for it to work correctly. There is a
Knowledge Base article that describes the settings. One of the changes is
necessary to use the arrow keys to read messages. I assume that this is
David,
I am experiencing some similar behavior. Was your computer one that was
upgeraded from Windows 7 to 10 and then to the Anniversary Edition? I am
looking at trying the PC Reset but have been holding back thinking I might
need to reinstall all my personal files, but maybe it is worth a try
hinking it may
have been when I ran the Kaspersky removal tool to remove an old version
but, again, I can't prove it.
On 11/5/2016 12:42 PM, Loy via Talk wrote:
> Have you tried to repair the windows 10 display driver from the apps
menu, diagnostics in Window Eye control panel?
&g
7;re using the commercial version of Window-eyes you'd
get free support and so it wouldn't hurt to contact them directly first.
I'm using the free edition for users of Office and, for me, doing the
reset on a Saturday was something I didn't mind doing.
On 11/5/2016 1:
There is a remove duplicates option on the Data tab in Excel. It should
work to just paste all numbers into Excel if there is one number per line
and then sort the column and then remove duplicates. I think this would be
worth a try before writing a program. Also, the sort in excel is generally
Robert,
Given what you are asking in your note below, it might even be worth taking
a second look at WordPad. It seems to handle the functions you are asking
about, although it does use a ribbon rather than the old menu structure.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
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From:
I thought I had read something that says that there is also supposed to be a
way with Anniversary Edition to cause Cortana results to be displayed by
Internet Explorer instead of Microsoft Edge, but that it is separate from
the default browser setting. As I recall, it was a change to the registry
I have also had pretty good luck with Windows Media Player, although I would
agree with Dave that it isn't always obvious what one should be doing with
that software. I wanted to mention, though, that if one is going to rip a
number of CD's, there is a check box that will cause CD's to be ripped
a
e Windows Media
PlayerwithWindows 7
The problem with windows media player is that every time it updates, things
get changed around and it doesn't behave the same way it did before. Pam.
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Sent: Monday, December 26, 2016 11:50 AM
To: 'Wi
First, make sure other machines on the network are still showing that they
are part of the home group. If they are, I would try reconnecting to your
home group. It sounds as though you may have gotten disconnected. If you
type the word "home" in the start menu, you should see a result for Home
G
Rod,
Could you explain more what you think happened? I thought he might be
disconnected because I have never had to click on Home Group to get to it
from Windows Explorer, I have always been able to arrow to it just over "My
Computer," and understanding this better may save me time later.
Best
Peter and all,
While I mostly agree with you, especially given that we have fairly good
accessibility built into products that are much more complicated than those
of fifteen or twenty years ago, I think we are often affected more by change
than are sighted people. There needs to be some thought
Dave,
Often VFO runs extreme discounts around the consumer conventions in July. I
received my home edition of JAWS 16 for $75 in 2015, and the same thing was
offered last summer. I was able to upgrade it for $250 to the professional
version that could run on a corporate computer. If you are int
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Subject: RE: Going Backward in Accessibility?
Peter and all,
While I mostly agree with you, especially given that we have fairl
word quicker than sighted
people using that box.
All the best
Steve
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Sent: 15 January 2017 20:29
To: 'Window-Eyes Discussion List'
Subject:
My observations are subjective at best, but I think that Microsoft Office
products somehow affect focusing and sometimes even how the cursor works in
other applications. If you have the problem in NotePad again, it would be
interesting to know if it clears up without closing and opening the file i
Darrell,
I've tended to have an unpopular position on some of this but I continue to
feel that the position was a correct one. I have little confidence that if
Microsoft had included a full screen reader with Windows that we would have
gotten the support that we have received over the past twenty
David,
First, I am sorry to hear that you had to deal with an infection. Did you
ever get any idea where you picked it up?
I have struggled with the question of accessibility versus ratings and would
be curious to here your thoughts on a couple if issues. First, I wonder if
not being able to
ing a security package to a blind consumer because it works
well with their screen reader rather than the fact that it works well to
protect their computer.
David Goldfield,
Assistive Technology Specialist
Feel free to visit my Web site
www.davidgoldfield.info
On 8/7/2015 9:43 AM, Steve Jacobson vi
Martin,
Strangely, I have begun having a problem with keyboard response when
composing a message in Becky email. When I have that problem, the ARROW
keys are also slow to respond. Restarting Window-Eyes sometimes fixes the
problem and sometimes it doesn't. However, I have not noticed a problem
Tom and others,
I think you raised a very important point here. Many do not understand how
very different the evolution of screen readers is between the Microsoft and
the Apple platforms. In addition, many do not understand the much greater
control Apple exercises over development within its pla
Rick and Others,
While I don't know all of the specifics in this case, I am familiar with
this issue with respect to Mailman on some other lists. Therefore, it is
possible that what I write may not be completely correct here, but it still
might be helpful.
The first thing to understand is what i
Rick,
Are you guys saying that replying to the confirmation request doesn't work?
Several people have said they need to go in and resubscribe, and in general,
on other lists, I only have to reply to the confirmation request.
As I have tried to describe in other notes, the solution to the problem
Well, it is only sort of the provider since this doesn't happen to everyone.
It is also the email server that receives email that is taking a broader
approach to limiting spam. If that were not the case, this would be happening
to more of us.
Best regards,
Steve Jacobson
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Rick,
Since this topic is not all that relevant since it is being worked on, I
just want to say that I would never advocate someone click on a link within
an email. A link can say one thing and do something completely different.
This is less true, though, when you reply to an email. It is good t
Rick,
Let's take this off the list after this. Since you replied on the list, let me
only say that the list where I had similar bouncing trouble was not a list I
controlled. In the case where my address was blocked, I did go to my provider
who got it resolved, but the solution was getting it
facts and data info.
> Hammer me on the head if I am missing something - no
> problem, lets just get it fixed - that is always my goal as a
> Programmer or Analyst and knowing you and others there this
> likely is the same bottom line.
> Rick USA
>
> -Original Message-
Bob,
There are many of us holding back on Windows 10, so it is very possible that
the number of people in your position are still low. I've encountered this
problem of not tracking the cursor in the Windows Live compose window even
under Windows 7, although it is possible it is worse under Win
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