Betty,
A DJ recommended to me virtual DJ like you and, when I downloaded the free
version,
It was not accessable,
They also have the virtual DJ Pro Hahaha!
What makes that any different?
Jorge
-----Original Message-----
From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On
Behalf Of Betty R. Moruthanyana
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2016 3:11 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Using and sharing your OneDrive
Hi guys
I like music and think of becoming a DJ.
My problem is that the well known application used by sighted guys is screen
reader inaccessible.
I am particularly talking about virtual DJ.
Does anyone know of this application and has ever used it with a screen
reader?
I find it difficult to use with nvda and jaws.
Do you know of any application I can use that is doing nearly the same thing
as virtual DJ?
Come to my rescue.
Wally
On 4/6/16, Jim <buckeye...@wowway.com> wrote:
> Good morning Jaws Users group,
> Many of my group members wanted to know how to use OneDrive.
> I decided to share these notes with you.
> Below is the way I do it in w-10 with Jaws.
> How to set up and use the OneDrive back up for yourself and how to
> share a folder with others.
> Open your personal folder link under the start area if you have it set
> up that way, go down to OneDrive, press enter.
> Or, type OneDrive into the search edit box, press enter on OneDrive
> desktop app.
> Or, if OneDrive is on your Taskbar, press enter on it there, or press
> its shortcut keystroke windows key+the number of its order on the Taskbar.
> Or, press the windows key, up arrow to, All apps, press enter.
> Down arrow to the A's, tab one time, down arrow to the O, press enter
> twice, you will be in the programs and apps starting with O, press
> enter on OneDrive.
> Now you will be in a list of default OneDrive folders, that you can
> use, or you can create your own folders in OneDrive.
> In this example, I will create my own folder under the main default
> folder list of OneDrive.
> While you are in the list of default folders under the main OneDrive
> folder list.
> 1. Press Control+shift+N, for new folder.
> 2. In this example, I will type the name, "Jaws users", then press
> enter to create this new folder.
> 3. Copy the files or folders you wish to back-up, and paste them into
> this new Jaws Users folder.
> Do the same thing if you wish to share this folder with others by a
> OneDrive link , copy and paste any files into this new folder.
> Now we need to sink our OneDrive folders if you wish too, you do not
> have to sink your OneDrive folders if you do not want too.
> 4. Highlight the new folder, in my case, Jaws users, do not press enter.
> 5. Press the applications key, down arrow to, Choose OneDrive folders
> to sink, press enter.
> 6. Now, you can choose a check-box to sink all folders.
> Or, uncheck this, tab to the list view of folders, only check the
> folders you wish to sink to your computer by pressing the Spacebar.
> After checking all the folders you wish to sink, tab to OK, press enter.
> Now, How to share this new OneDrive folder and its contents, with
> others through a OneDrive link.
> 7. Now, highlight your new folder, in my case, Jaws users, do not
> press enter.
> 8. Press the Applications key, go down to, Share a OneDrive link,
> press enter.
> By pressing Enter, This automatically pastes, a OneDrive link to this
> folder, that you can share with others, into the clipboard.
> 9. Now, open an email to the person you wish to give access to this
> OneDrive folder and all its content, in my case the Jaws users list.
> 10. Paste the OneDrive link into the email, this will give that person
> a link to access the folder you are sharing with them.
> What does it mean to sink your OneDrive folders?
> When you choose to sink your OneDrive folders on your computer.
> You have a copy of these files online, on your OneDrive page.
> You also place a copy of these files in your OneDrive folder.
> Now, the advantage of doing it this way is:
> When you are inside the OneDrive folder and inside a text file in one
> of your shared folders, for example.
> Whatever changes you make to that text document, are automatically
> changed in the text document stored in OneDrive.
> Can I use the default folders of OneDrive, to place my audio or text
> files into for back up, or for sharing with others?
> Yes, you can use them the same way, as I explained above.
> OneDrive is a cool and easy way, to share large audio or text files
> with others.
> Microsoft gives each person a free 15 GB's of storage space on OneDrive.
> I am currently sharing three OneDrive links to three different folders
> on my OneDrive on my computer, with no issues.
> If any of you still have questions about using OneDrive, please let me
> know.
> Love God! with your heart, mind, and soul, that you might be blessed
> reaching His goal.
> Love your Neighbor as you would yourself, God will truly reward you
> with good health.
> Love God, your neighbor, as you love yourself, you will then be
> spiritually balanced with wealth.
> Love His Word that proceeds from His lips, then reflect on the heavens
> where God sits.
> Jim
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>
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