On Fri, Aug 5, 2022 at 05:36 AM, Nimer Jaber wrote: Help tutorials are often written for the average individual who already has some basic computing concepts under their belt, and is looking to do

Hello Brian, Help tutorials are often written for the average individual who already has some basic computing concepts under their belt, and is looking to do common tasks or accomplish some common

Hello, I recorded this tutorial for Google Docs... it's about the audio, not visuals. But it can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3g9TwZRLYc Thanks. -- Best, Nimer Jaber Check out and

Is it me though? I read these sort of tutorials and help files and find quite often the help almost, but not quite describes what I'm trying to actually do. I've always noticed this sort of thing. I

Word always feels very much slower to me to be honest. A bit like typing into a web form. Brian -- bglists@... Sent via blueyonder.(Virgin media) Please address personal E-mail

Gene wrote: >I don't know what the state is on fast current computers … The faster and more modern the computer is the faster Word will open. I agree that the wait time is slower on older

Hello Brian and others, Hurray! I found the Google Support link you referenced after posting this topic on Tuesday, U.S. time. It was new and more thorough than what had been viewed by me some months

I seldom use Word but I think people want a program that opens faster. I don't know what the state is on fast current computers but on computers I use, being somewhat old and slower, Word

On Thu, Aug 4, 2022 at 06:42 AM, Gene wrote: This subject is on topic.- There's no subject, within the realm of common decency, that's not "on topic" for the Chat Subgroup, as you've noted. One major

On Thu, Aug 4, 2022 at 03:30 AM, Brian's Mail list account wrote: I think some tend to be videos though.- Almost none if one is seeking tutorials with "screen reader" as part of the search terms.

On Thu, Aug 4, 2022 at 10:15 AM, Carlos wrote: Having to use Word to read documents that don't require special formatting is a bit too much for basic documents.- Uh, why? Opening and just reading a

I agree it does. Its a great half way house if you don't want house an aircraft carrier for what a rowboat can do... grin. Brian -- bglists@... Sent via blueyonder.(Virgin media) Please

Wordpad doesn't crash more than the occasional crash any program may experience unless there is a problem. What do you want to do that JARTE doesn't do? JARTE will read DOCX files if you get a

Yes this is what I wondered, but it is what it is, and has been for years since no national organisation has taken the bull by the horns. We did test a telephone delivered system some years ago, but

Hello All Since Jarte is no longer supported. Which lightweight word processors work well with NVDA and other screen readers? I do have Microsoft 365. But! Having to use Word to read documents that

People really should read list rules and descriptions when they join lists. Or if they haven't, such rules and descriptions are often distributed automatically to members on the first of each

We do have a very wide selection of people out there on this list from many different countries. Over here in the UK there are a lot of Talking newspapers, produced by volunteers reading local news

I think some tend to be videos though. I do sometimes find that even written ones can use pictures, and also ambiguous language. I think we all learn differently. To me there is nothing like a one on

For myself, I can't and won't speak to how much someone else may or may not like what I do as far as tutorials go. But I can absolutely say that Google itself produces tutorials on using all its

Hello NVDA Chat, I am interested to know if there is a particular tutorial for using Google Docs as a totally blind person, using NVDA, that you may like? I find the material from The American