Hellow fellow Window-Eyes users: I'm in the process of creating an access database. I've gotten as far as creating the fields. Now, all I have to do is key in the actual field data. However, I seem to have hit a roadblock. In my textbook, it says something about double clicking on some resizing arrow, which intern will allow the user to view the columns and rows, so that the user can key in the field data for the fields they've created. Is there an accessible equivalent way in which I can use the virtual mouse in Window-Eyes to resize the columns and rows in the database so that I can type in the necessary information? Thanks. It does take a few tries to get the hang of Access, but I've found that it actually can be used with a screen reader. Its just a matter of getting a feel for things. By default Microsoft Access is in data sheet view. Mike Rochester, NY.
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