That’s what I’m asking. I have zero, zilch, understanding of Google docs, and I’m wondering what combination works best. Also, how do you enable accessibility mode? Thank you very much.

Just checked for firefox updates and got a update to version 62.0 64 bit. On 9/5/2018 6:37 PM, Gene wrote:

So assuming the person who asked the question was using the defaults, third party advertising on the site had been hacked and showed a milicious update that wasn't an update at all. But we'll have to

If you leave Firefox at the default update setting, the way you'll know it's updating from a screenreader perspective is on a restart. As the program opens, it'll say updating, then restart.

I manually update firefox so I don't recall, from a long time ago, what happens when it automatically updates. Does it just happen and you are asked to reboot when it is finished? We need to know

Well probably not, firefox has something called mozilla update service, and most likely it just got it, it can do this without a user having to do anything you wouldn't notice, one day you would be

Hi, What web browser were you using? Did you have accessibility mode enabled in Google Docs? Did you turn off the virtual cursor/browse mode? Docs works well with NVDA, JAWS, ChromeVox etc. Chris

In a previous message, you said you got it while on a web site. How did you get it? Did Firefox itself show you information or was there a web page telling you to update? What did the message say?

Hmm. Never had this problem What I do David is in the options for FF I choose to notify me, but let me choose when to update instead of doing automatically. I don’t think you have to go through all

Hi All, I have created shortcuts to the computers that I control remotely via the remote add-on. For some reason, now when I click on any of them, I get a message that the application cannot be

Hello Group Mem bers, I believe I received a legitamate Firefox update today and did a full virus scan via MS Security Essentials to ensure things as much as possible. Yet I am suspicious but made

Hi. well, there was an update aparently we are up to firefox 62x.

hi NVDA has just gone to beta 4 as of last night  so it looks as though the Rc release has been put back.  This is for nvda 2018.3 beta 4 Gene nz

Any update won't come from a site. It will come from within the program itself. Short of getting something like a script blocker, there may be nothing you can do. I would suggest keeping up with

Hello NVDA Group, Earlier today I was at the dictionary.com website when my browsing was interrupted with receiving what I thought was a Mozilla Firefox update. I became suspicious as the hours went

I'm sorry, I don't waste time arguing with someone who's only response is personal attacks. I will not respond again but I leave you the last word, if you want it. Gene

I just renamed the error.wav and had no issues. On 9/5/2018 11:31 AM, Chris via Groups.Io wrote:

Unlike your own messages , being dismissive and disparaging To anyone with a answer which contradicts your way of doing things or opinion

It would help if you describe the problems you are having. Also, can you not just download the various docs to local copies and open using Office? I've done that in the past. -- Brian - Windows 10

Excellent. I think you’ll like it. I still use winamp for all my music and am pretty happy, but VLC has been my video player since 2011 and I’ll never look back. It can do a lot of things