By the way, and not using a braille display, when I wanted to get the date announced when NVDA was running I did hold down NVDA then hit F12 twice in rapid succession. The original post makes me think

As bizarre as this may sound, I wonder if this might be something related to how FS has implemented this that is linked to JAWS somehow. I was just reading through the Owner's Guide for the Focus 40

No he says he is then getting the normal Save as dialogue you get when doing a single press of F12 David Griffith Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hi As far as reading PDF files I am strongly recommend reading withdedicated PDF readers especially with Adobe reader . From my experience I think that Mozilla Firefox is the best browser everas

There's nothing exceptional about that. Virtually every major player in the software world has cared about accessibility for a while now. Having been in software development from the mid-1980s

Which completely misses the point. Why should blind people be different from other minorities. Affirmative action has been around since the seventies. It is expected that when dealing with

Alas, disabling that junk settings thing didn't help. Yes, I did restart the program after making the change. It is driving me nuts! Mary

The developers of Firefox and Thunderbird have intentionally made their programs accessible. Part of doing so on an ongoing basis is to take the affirmative action of recruiting blind people to test

You would expect interested blind users to receive alpha and beta releases and send comments. And if there aren’t, Mozilla should recruit testers. It is just plain bad procedure not to have

I don't use a braille display, and You I think said you did this but what happens if you use insert f12, f12, then look at your display. Does the date show then? Sorry if I seem stupid, but I am in

And, again, so? This gives you instant feedback that the developers of this product care not one whit about accessibility. That, in and of itself, tells you to abandon hope and seek an

Brian Vogel <britechguy@...> wrote: It doesn't. My message was a summary of reasons why screen reader users often don't bother reporting. Instead of you snarking at them.

And this differs from those made by most of us, for most bugs, precisely how? [And I'm serious.] If you don't make 'em, you have zero, zip, nada right to complain that "no one pays attention to

Yes. This would work. But I want the same, convenient way of reading the date without leaving the application I am working in, but from my Braille keyboard. If I use Windows+b, I am taken out of

Yep. Take mee6. The developers basically ,looked at NvDa said, We can't help you" and just ignored every other bug report I submitted. In fact they only give me sigted instructions like 'drag this to

Brian Vogel <britechguy@...> wrote: This is likely because too many screen reader users have seen the, sorry but I can't duplicate this. Next! Message in response. In addition, there are some

And a huge, massively huge thank you from me for having done so!! Now if others activate that link, navigate to what NVDA announces as the "Star border" button (I think) and continues to say "to

Gene, do you honestly think that there were many, if any, based on what has been seen here and on other screen reader and associated technology groups? My point, which seems to have eluded you, is

hi: i just turned off the status bar and the issue is gone. made me happy. thanks

Marry, I just ran into this same problem.  Try this.  Go the view menu and right error to the toolbars and enter on status bar to hide it and this should saulve your problem.