A reason Why Narrator will be better as a Screen Reader

r >> >> I did consider going down this route but I am basically lazy and it would >> mean learning a new operating system. I am so familiar with the Microsoft >> operating system and Windows that in the end I bit the bullet and went >> over >> to Jaws. >> Do I still mi

Re: Considering Voice over

Jaws is indeed a good screen reader, but websites like megabus.com require you to select the month and day you will be travelling. That's where VoiceOver shines. It is frustrating with Jaws to select the month and day of travel. I recently had to interact with the U.S. postal website. Again it

Re: ChromeBook Accessibility

gate this > very technical world in which we find ourselves. Smile > > All the best, > > Rod > > Sent from Outlook for Windows > > -Original Message- > From: Talk On > Behalf Of George Savory via Talk > Sent: August 23, 2018 7:45 PM > To: Window-Eyes Discuss

Re: Considering VoiceOver

dow-Eyes, it just > means you can successfully browse the web. > > Now try to create a Powerpoint presentation, or edit a spreadsheet. > > All the best > > Steve > > -Original Message- > From: Talk On > Behalf Of George Savory via Talk > Sent: 24 August

Re: Considering VoiceOver

d I bit the bullet and went over > to Jaws. > Do I still miss Window-eyes? Yes, but migrating to Jaws hasn't been as > challenging as I feared and it helped being so familiar with the Windows > operating system. > > Alison > > > -Original Message- > From: Talk

ChromeBook Accessibility

How good is a ChromeBook with web accessibility? On 8/23/18, George Savory wrote: > Listers, > Been using Win-Eyes since Win-Eyes 3X. As Win-Eyes will not be > updated, I am strongly considering going to VoiceOver on Apple. Using > VoiceOver on my iPhone with Safari works perfectly. I don't

Re: Considering VoiceOver

computer when you try to upgrade safari. my neace hit this point last > year > on her 5 year old mac. > etc. etc. > > > > -Original Message- > From: George Savory via Talk > Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2018 10:57 AM > To: Window-Eyes Discussion List > Cc: Geor

Re: QUERY

Please remember that system restore has many roll back points. I would select a restore point just before I had accidentally uninstalled a program. Just be careful not to roll your machine back too far, but just where you made a mistake. Windows updates would automatically be restored if any were

Re: query

Hi, Use windows system restore found in control panel. It will restore your PC the way it was before you accidentally removed the program On 7/13/17, anthony borg via Talk wrote: > Hi folks > > > > I wonder if anyone can help me, > > > > By mistake I uninstalled a

WinEyes 9.5.4

Hi Doug, Was looking forward to upgrade of WinEyes 9.5.4 to 9.5.5. Unable to access start menu since 9.5.4. I am using Windows 10, 4GB ram quad core Gateway. Have to kill and restart WinEyes to be able to access the start menu Since 9.5.4. Down graded back to avoid this issue.

Re: Amazon

I never have problems accessing Amazon. I spent a little time learning the layout of the website. It's Easy to use with the navigation keys On 5/26/15, carl wake via Talk talk@lists.window-eyes.com wrote: Anybody having trouble accessing Amazon? Wh you sign in they want you to type the letters

Re: Seeking Your Input

Would like support for Microsoft Access On 5/28/15, Jeremy Curry via Talk talk@lists.window-eyes.com wrote: Hello Everyone, We are constantly working behind the scenes to improve our products. If you could narrow down the top three requests you would have us add to our screen reading