Quentin, Never having used InfoPath, and not knowing exactly what they're looking for, I can say that you can create fully accessible fillable forms using Microsoft Word. I've done it on

I never have had sluggishness issues with Thunderbird and NVDA. I know earlier versions of JAWS had all sorts of issues. According to users of the latest version of JAWS, this should no

I don't have the problem you're describing on my computer, so I don't know how to fix it, but for what it's worth, I can offer two potential workarounds. 1. Use SentenceNav add-on to read the PDF

Hi everyone, I've had an enquiry from someone about issues with Info Path in Office 2007 on Windows 7. I've never used it, but apparently, InfoPath is a way of making forms in Office which people can

I am noticing that a little in writing messages some also. Not much, but it is there. Curtis Delzer HSW B 6 H E FRialto, CA On 4/1/2019 4:07 PM, Sile via Groups.Io wrote:

I’m only noticing it in Thunderbird, even when I have other apps closed. The latency in applications like word, etc., is pretty nonexistent no matter how many processes are open. But the latency is

Hi Not getting it on this end and am using the latest thunder bird and the latest version of nvda and windows 10 version 1809. Out of curiosity are you doing it from a braille display or the normal

I had a problem with the sluggishness of thunderbird so I switched to the built-in mail app in windows 10. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

This kind of problem is the reason why I changed from thunderbird to gmail web client. I did not know it before, but it`s really accessible and it has a lot of helpful shortcuts. What prevented me to

I'm very skeptical that that will help. If the computer were being used to that extent by processses, the whole computer would be intolerably slow. This problem isn't complained of in other

I doen't know ile be getting windows 10 so...

Ihadno other apps running so for me it is TBird. It woudl lag until I quit the app. Take care

Hi All, Try booting your computer. Start NVDA. Kill any unnecessary processes from Task Manager (Acrobat, Dropbox, iTunes, etc), and then launch TB. Chances are there won't be a lag. Start up the

Don't know about Tbird but the Alexa web based app seems to exhibit this issue, I put it down to a slow connection but if its doing it on offline stuff then maybe

Like I say, mine certainly works now. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal E-mail to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian Gaff' in the display name

Yes but did you reply to the email sent when you subscribed assuming you did it via email? This was the issue here it seemed something in the email sent back was not getting it to me and being buried

I did have this problem when I first updated to the latest version of thunderbird, however, for whatever reason, it seems to have fixed itself.  No clue what changed, (nothing as far as I know), but

Yep I face the same issue. I tried to compose a mail in tBird and even with the advanced search off, I got between 5 and 10 seconds between letters and arrowing through the message, in fact my whole

Hmm, I have to redefine my statements. Viewing a PDF file with Adobe Acrobat reader always has the behavior and sympthoms Felix mentioned. Linebreaks are skipped, Text is all in a row. On the systems

it went through, but with a delay.