Well, keeping in mind that the number 1 security threat to computers is the users themselves… That’s a totally accurate assessment I can tell you that at least once I’ve been very grateful to have Mal

I actually found the realtime protection to be a pain in the butt, blocking stuff I wanted to do and not too easily dissuaded, though I don’t recall now exactly what it was I was doing. I think I’m ok

You can connect to a client who is using an older version, but if your version on the control computer is older, it won’t connect.

Too bad jAWS isn’t like Windows, where it’s always super-easy to look up error codes. The only thing I can suggest is trying the tech support database on the JFW site and see if there is any reference

If the controlling computer has an older version of JAWS, it won’t even connect. Found this out the hard way. There are one or two too many limitations on this service to make it as useful as it could

Would be interesting to see what percentage of the list is non-US based – I suspect maybe half of us, but I’m not certain. And yeah, I got a special deal through my previous employer on jAWS and so di

Well, you should have *a* firewall, but it doesn't have to be the Windows one. I think the MS Firewall is supposed to be pretty good nowadays, but I don't know how it is in 7 vs. Windows 10. So, do yo

Agreed Gerald. I sometimes wonder how often people who work there figuratively kick themselves for having included this feature. It was a nice thought, but jeez… The good news is, there is nothing tha

Yeah, I remember getting FF basically the way you described in another instance, too, but following the links on the main mozilla site got me to the installer, which probably does download from the in

However you get to the “comment” button, whether with tab, arrows, the “b” quick navigation key, or whatever, you need to press that button to post a comment.

Very cool, Glen. Good example of outside-the-box thinking to find a solution.

Not anymore, at least not for a long time. I actually reported that as a bug on facebook, since I couldn’t leave any blank lines in my comments (shift-enter didn’t work for this either). Now you can p

The view settings are not part of the file properties. It shouldn't matter what your view is set to once you access the properties. There shouldn't ever be a time when alt-enter doesn't do what it's s

Yes, there certainly is.

Good to know. I got a cheap MS Office shortly after I installed OpenOffice so never got around to doing anything with spreadsheets. Not that the Microsoft product is necessarily better all across the

Hi. I just went to mozilla.org and found “firefox installer”, but it is only 314 k here, so not the one you’re talking about, obviously. Either way though, one of those will install Firefox 65. Try an

Openoffice works all right, at least parts of it … I’ve had success with the word processor, but can’t comment too much on the other applications. There are some things you will probably like about it

Hi. I understand. It does specifically say that these are “policies” though – not usually a word one would use in describing the simple option to set a homepage on a personal browser – policies are th

Hi. No, of course you can change your homepage etc with the regular version. I guess the article is a little unclear, but this is a network policy. The ESR version of Firefox is intended for instituti

Are you sure you have the latest build of JAWS 2018? When you get the message about accessibility, reload firefox afterwards and see what happens. The browser is fully accessible so long as you use th