If the menues work and he is using windows 7, then I believe there is an issue here. The best plan is to downndate firefox to version 52 ESR and then see if that works. If it does, then its the bug

I'm not sure if we can help you. Google says: "After you sign in and set up your screen reader, you can get details on all features in the Classroom Help Center." About screen readers, it

Hello Mat. Yeah. Its slower than melissas coming ot of a damhn jar man. I have the same thing you are experiencing. The best thing is to wait then tab and shift tab to where you need to go within

Morning All, I have a middle school student who’s school uses Google Classroom for all email and sharing of information. So, time for me to gain skills. Does anyone know of a good tutorial for

Hi, It’ll say “unknown” when you switch to Firefox, and I found out the hard way when I tried it on a VM. One way to help narrow down the issue: Tim, did your colleague say anything about

If accessibility is turned off, nothing will be spoken as I recall when the program is opened. Not menus, not anything when a page loads, nothing but the title bar. Since nothing is stated in the

Hi, Another possibility: it is Firefox 57, correct? If so, is accessibility support turned off from Firefox itself? Cheers, Joseph

Very unlikely. this is likely the result of some dll files that are unregistered. This is a well known problem to list members who see it discussed frequently. It often results from Microsoft Word

I use the same configuration – NVDA with Firefox and with the last Firefox upgrade it all blew up…mainly because our Deque add ons didn’t work with the newest version of Firefox. Back it up a

Let me give you what I can. www.webmetronome.com On 10/01/2018 22:43, Chris Mullins wrote: Virus-free. www.avast.com

Hi, I have a coworker who needs to be able to use NVDA and Firefox—we use it as part of our accessibility testing. Everyone else seems to be able to use NVDA 2017.3 (or 2017.4) with Firefox 57

Hi folks. Is it just me, or does apple music load really slow when searching for results? It's almost like it freze's up.

Yes, you are right. But how can i get language packs? Please help me providing instruction about this thank you in advance Shree

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Hi, Exactly. I bought a perfectly reasonable display for about £30 ($40?). I would gladly pay that for a screenreader. I might even pay 50. If it's especially good I might even be willing to buy one

Your statement (taken word by word) can cause missunderstandings. Why should I pay twice for a screen, only because I need a screen reader? Best Adriani -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von:

Hey Damien, I think you wanted to say that a screen reader should not cause any costs at all except the costs of the screen itself. Right? Best Adriani -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von:

Hi, Are you kidding me! You can seriously get thousands of dollar screens? That is crazy, and something I've never heard of. No, I'm talking about bog standard screens, that generally sighted people

Damien Garwood <damien@...> wrote: Well, but what screen. Some screens are thousands of dollars, lol.

My feeling on this one is that the main issue for the post when it first appeared was we did not know the application or the needs of the poster. If it was a special app, that only exists as it was