good morning all;
well, a little more information regarding my wife's vista machine and
internet explorer 9.
it seems, if I just press the icon on the desktop, IE takes forever to load
a page,
example;
google.com
however,
if I take the following steps,
1,
You can also clear the office clipboard by engaging the ribbon home tabb and
arrowing down twice and pressing enter. Tab to clear clipboard. The office
clipboard is a great tool to collect, continue to select and cut and copy to
the clipboardfor pasting when and how you want to later. The
Thanks Mike.
Some of my co-workers are having a problem with Adobe XI and I believe that
your recommended setting changes might fix the issue.
JOHN AND LINDA JUSTICE
WITH GUIDE DOGS JAKE AND ZACHARY
PERSONAL E-MAIL: john_just...@verizon.net
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From: Blind-Computing
Hello all,
When my husband goes to the ATM machine, he deposits hand-written checks and
the machine proceeds to spit out a receipt with the correct dollar amount
printed on it. This tells me that there must be a way for blind professionals
to read a form or check with hand-written material,
Hi John,
Here is a better explanation of the settings I suggested changing. In
AdobeX in the General tab the checkbox, Enable Protected Mode at startup,
needs to be unchecked for Jaws to work correctly but, this checkbox is not
in the General tab in AdobeXI, it's in the Security Enhanced tab.
Apparently, you do not have administrative privilages on that computer you
are using. If this is a computer in an organization then users are
restricted due to some IT policies.
If it is your home computer then the username or account you are logging in
with is not an administrative account. This
Hi Stephanie,
Actually, I believe you have to manually enter the dollar amount from the
keypad.
Doubt that we will have access to hand writing at the computer anytime soon,
since OCR technology isn't perfect for type written characters.
HTH,
Rick Justice
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From:
Correct me if I am wrong, I have heard the apple i-phone has an app, that is
real time OCR. This is what I understand of it, but did not get the time or
space to research on the same, you launch the app, using the camera on the
phone one or two inches above the printed matter and slowly hover over
