there is a question I was wondering about today as a result of thinking about the discussion. If you are working in a program with a long menu, what happens if menu items cover something else on

That’s right. He doesn’t give instructions like a sighted person. That’s why I thought he was blind like us! Well, Sighted, Deaf or blind we all can operate a computer and learn off one

On Wed, Dec 30, 2020 at 02:32 PM, Arlene wrote: You’d be a good advocate for blind users who have to fight with isp providers. You know how they say click here or there. They have no clue that you

I said what I said. I didn’t know Brian was sighted. I really thought he was blind like us. Now come to think of it. Blind, deaf or whatever you may be we all have computer skills. Sent from

On Wed, Dec 30, 2020 at 03:19 PM, Jackie wrote: I think Arlene was just trying to say that Brian doesn't instruct like most sighted folks. The context of the message bears that out, Ibelieve.- And

We all live in a sighted world.

First I worked with Brian once. He gave his time and tried to get my shut down sound to play. I found him to be very smart and knowledgeable. He knew how to explain things that I understood. He

Hello Shaun, I had trouble following your message, but I think your message goes against everything I said. What your experience is of course matters, and is legitimate, but it doesn't help you move

I couldn't have said it better.

That could be a little generalistic. On here, sure probably spot on. However I have had instances, some of which were in university, where one person helping me actually had a second terminal and

There is no inherent reason a sighted person can't provide instructions that correspond to the way blind people generally do things on computers or anywhere else.  It depends what they

Didn't know about bryan's vision either. Wow, this world is really changing. Happy new year all, or as I say, "Happy new decade"! P.S. I'm composing a new decade anthem "if that's the name of

I think Arlene was just trying to say that Brian doesn't instruct like most sighted folks. The context of the message bears that out, I believe. Full moon. It hsows. Last of 2020. Ow-oo. Happy New

Very well said.

Hello Arlene, I would like to challenge your message and thinking a little bit. I am posting publicly, because it is an important topic. While you seem to be in support of Brian, I couldn't help but

I did see that you can use your Microsoft outlook 2010 key. Then I can upgrade to the latest version. I know you can That’s why I was asking if you have to pay. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hello Jimmy, No, Brian is not going anywhere, unless he chooses to. Thank you all for your support of Brian! -- Best, Nimer Jaber The message above is intended for the recipient to whom it

If you did all 3 steps turning off NVDA. Once you hear the exiting sound then there’s silence. I don’t think you can use its key commands once its gone. You probably can but you’ll hear

you are amazing and Ive learned alot from you and everyone on this list. I hope this isn't the end of you or this great llist. I would hate to see it go! Hope you all have a happy new year!

I had no clue you can see. The way you talk like the blind users. I thought you were blind like us. Well, keep up the good work. You’d be a good advocate for blind users who have to fight with isp