I downloaded a PDF: 468-Pet-Grooming-Certificate.PDF and I read that file with FF. Glenn

There is a PDF file of the course description on the webpage Madison provided the link to. It is that PDF she is unable to read, and I’ve determined it’s because the file is corrupted. If you

Madison, I'm a bit confused. When I clicked on the link in your below message, it opened in Firefox and read just fine with Fusion 2019. And I didn't see or hear any references to PDF files. It

I downloaded the file and it opened fine in FireFox. Since I reinstalled Windows recently, I haven't yet gotten Adobe installed, that is why I read it in FireFox. Glenn

Hi Madison, When I clicked on the link I got an error message which said: Failed to load PDF document. Reload That sounds like a problem with the web page. I used JAWS 2019 and got the error and so

Hi Madison, I hate to tell you this, but you were worried for nothing. It’s a problem with the file, not your computer. You might want to let the owners of the site know this. Victor

Hi Pamela: I will have to look tomorrow for the PuTTY echo workaround, why don't you write to me at sub@... so when I find it I can maybe attach it to an email to you. Like I said

Hi all, I’ll send you the link to the PDF: https://www.icslearn.ca/programs/animal-care/pet-grooming-certificate I was able to read it before, but as of yesterday now I can’t read it. I

Interesting and in fact a positive comment on JAWS is at time rare the fact is it does not serve the purpose of either asking or answering a question.

It is unfortunate that you must disable security protections in order to read these documents. Hopefully Vispero and Adobe can work together to find a solution that preserves security and

Two weeks ago I ran into the same problem where Adobe stopped reading documents that I know worked in the past. Then the same thing happened at work. Vispero/FS Support provided with the following 3

The option was always there, Microsoft just decided to make it default! E-mail is golden!!! Kevin Lee

Humberto, Thanks for the hint about using the JAWS cursor followed by right mouse button. I wasn't aware of that. I do often need to edit script files, sql files, etc. Can you describe the echo

Hi. I tried to reply to Chris’s message by using the jaws key plus the shift key but the message bounced. Anyway, I was able to disable the dad blamed grouping option that Windows 10 decided to

I agree for me Jaws works well and does things better than other screen readers. I don’t care the product everyone will have bugs.

Just ungroup the folder just deselect all files and folders in downloads do a right click / app key /win f10 and in the group by sub folder select none That should do it

Go to your downloads folder When nothing is selected press the application key From the menu select group by Arrow to none Press enter E-mail is golden!!! Kevin Lee

Windows Subsystem for Linux is working even more accessibly than before under Windows 1903. I'm not encountering any of the accessibility problems with the terminal that I experienced under Windows

You can go into the view menu and choose not to have items grouped.

This is a pretty unfair statement. I have all three screen readers on my systems and find that there are many things Jaws can do well that the other two can not. And for me Jaws does it easier in most