I've never heard of epub3. If the files are already epub, why do you need to convert them to anything else? Epub files are perfectly accessible all by themselves. But, to answer your

Hello again, Brian and all, thanks for the input thus far. Let me try and walk you through what happens. - I go to the link you provided and press enter on the Spybot Free Edition. - At the

I'm not saying you shouldn't discuss these things, but you make it sound as though a lot of people will have serious problems. That is what I disagree with. and I said, when properly taught. There

Yeah. I tried it this morning to do a bit of video editing, tried it from a few MKV files I ripped from DVD's and it seems to be just as accessible as the old. I can't find the git hub page though. It

Adobe reader shows not responding.

You have a problem, as you said . Most people learn ribbons without a lot of trouble. It may take them a little time but if taught properly, they don't find them a major problem. You are

Hello, Can you explain what happens when you open the PDF file with NVDA? You press enter on the file and nothing happens? If you open it with Jaws, then you try to read it with

Agreed. I also hate the ribbon, but I had to learn it in my computer class in 2008. My teacher also didn't know what he was doing as he got that version of word the day before so we were both learning

I use Windows 10 1803, jaws 18, nvda 2018.3.2 and latest adobe reader. When I use nvda then I can't open pdf file. But, when I use jaws then I can open pdf file. How to fix it?

On Fri, Nov 2, 2018 at 04:36 AM, Brian's Mail list account wrote: Embrace the ribbon,It's been around for over a decade now. It is the Microsoft standard. The endless fight against the ribbon makes

I'll do the same, surely :) Em 02/11/2018 01:54, John J. Boyer escreveu:

Please explain the ribbon remover please.  Is this a Windows addon Chrome addon or what?

Thanks to you too. Sounds nice and easy... Ciao, Ollie

According to my trusty document of key tips, add a comment: alt+r, then c. next comment: alt+r, then n. previous comment: alt+r, then v.

the same for me kerryn

Hi, my workstation is using a http proxy to access the internet and it seems like the automated updates of NVDA and Add Ons is having problems with this setup. I am not notified when updates are

Thanks Rick, Sounds very interesting. I'll pass it on to Federico. I'll let ou know if he manages to do what he needs to do with comments. Ciao, Ollie

Hello Sylvie and Ollie: I am not sure why moving to the next and previous comments shortcut keys do not work. I am running the latest desktop version of Word in Office 365. One way to find out the

Thanks Quentin, I'll try. Ciao, Ollie

I'm almost certain that the new Firefox add ons work for mouse and nothing else. I suspect Firefox as older add ons that do still run on the new one still modify the old context menu or present their