Hi, compute stick is intel's model of tiny personal computer. Here is a link to computestick first generation with windows

Clarifying my last message a bit, here are two ways to do this. 1. Open explorer with win+e. 2. Press and release these keys in sequence: alt, v, h, t. This is a shortcut to going to the ribbon with

Thanks, I look forward to the link. As far as Windows running on ARM is concerned, are you familiar with Windows RT https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_RT ? Antony. -- Some mistakes are too

hi I'll have to find it on amazon, shouldn't be too hard. I know it can run linux, because chrome OS is linux, but I'm not positive about windows. It should, if it's just a regular 64 bit computer

Perfect, thank you so much, it's fixed. Sam Sam Bushman LibertyRoundTable.com 801-756-9133

Open explorer and press: alt, v, h, t

Hello, Press Windows+X. From the menu, go to "Control Panel" and open it. In the Control Panel, go to "File Manager Options" and open it. In there, press Control+TAB to go to

Hi All, I installed NVDA 16.4 on a new windows 10 pro laptop. For some reason NVDA reads all desktop items like they are check boxes … Any idea what I need to change to resolve this? I have

I know of the sort of "compute stick"s you're talking about - I think the best-known ones are the Amazon Fire TV Stick, and the Apple TV. However, I don't know what the Acer Chromebot is - please

hi all My birthday is coming up next month and I'm stuck between an iPod nano, or a compute stick. I'm not sure what they're actually supposed to be called,but what I'm talking about is a miniature

Hello, Let me first start by thanking you for sharing this way of getting an accessible Internet speed test. I tested this with Windows 8.1 and latest NVDA. It worked correctly. I did, however, since

It works for me just fine on windows 8.1 with chrome. This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. www.avast.com

I would like more people to test if they can. It works and is accessible for me on a Windows 7 machine in FireFox and Chrome with NVDA, on Windows 10 with Chrome and FireFox (Edge of course is not

That functionality is not available in WordPad at the moment. But stay with NVDA, as the next version, which should come out about next month, will add this functionality.

I do but I haven’t tried, I have a meeting, but I will give it a try when I get back. 73 N2DYN Angelo

Testing on the latest version of Firefox, and the latest production version of NVDA using XP, this is an example of a page that doesn't work with JAWS or NVDA.

You have nothing to lose but a few minutes time to test out either PDF-XChange Viewer (which uses the "old Windows interface style" and I know to be accessible for running OCR) or the free edition of

Nasrin, My personal advice is to never open PDF files in a web browser for reading. I have had way too many "inconsistencies" with how screen readers interact with the plug-ins (usually the

Correct, you only have to activate the start button once. Once the test has run you screen reader will announce “Start” a second time, as there is no other audio indication while it runs. For

There is no reason to press the start button again once it is announced. Just look at the page. The results are there. it would make no logical sense for the test to require start to be pressed