A custom script writer could charge something, I agree. But a screen reader itself should be financed by sponsoring and donations. Not by obligatory payments from users. Von meinem iPhone gesendet

Hi I can’t get any of these to work. I have to use firefox because of flash and it says flash isn’t installed but I know it is, so there is something wrong somewhere. Similarly with

its called calendar You need to go to apps and accounts, link your ms and your google accounts to it to fully use it then you can use that as a sort of shell.

Well usually its due to a power setting, you can set this to not go to sleep or not require a password to sign in however if its a family computer then there may be some security reasons you don't

waterfox works, at any rate 58 or 59 will be your best bet but beta and alpha software will not be a good idea in a corperate environment.

And how does it work when screen reader x doesn't cost. The tools to code don't cost, and if its an inhouse program the only thing one can charge is time and level of difficulty. But after that in

Hello Brian, When you're signed in GitHub, go to this URL address: https://github.com/settings/notifications Then find the check box labeled "Include your own updates" and

I agree, the company if its in house would have to do it themselves or comission someone to do it themselves. Even if one of us that is good enough were comisioned they couldn't really reveal it on

But there in lies the problem. We are opensource. The addons by nature usually need to be free. In house custom made software is for the company, and unless they do it themselves, it is unlikely

How have you achieved this? Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal email to:- briang1@..., putting 'Brian Gaff' in the display name field.

I was told you can set it so you do get your own. It is important for me to be able to hive off a thread from email if I never see my own half of it is missing. Brian bglists@... Sent

Hi, You bet it will! You can ask Cortana to remind you as well. To put the calendar into month view, it is Alt+CTRL+4 on the numbers row. It is not the command that I said in the last

Thanks! Does it do reminders too? That is, if I set an event for next Friday, will it make a sound or pop something up or whatever to remind me that I have something coming up? Or will I just have to

Hi! The Calendar app is very accessible that is built into windows 10. Just open it, and press Alt+F4 to get into month view, and you can arrow left and right to forward or backward by one day, and

Anybody got anything on this? I swear I saw a post about it, unless I'm confusing it with mail, a while back. At the time I didn't need a calendar/reminder program, and now I do. I figure if Windows

In windows start menu search box, type in power options, and, look for the relevant control panel/settings item, and, in the window that should come up when you then hit enter, you can make

I don't know where this setting is and I don't have Windows 10 so I can't check. But there is a setting you can change so Windows won't ask for a password when it comes out of the computer being

Hi depending what you do on my machine here i have it so when windows starts it just goes into windows and by passes the log on screen. I do have direction of how to get rid of it if you want them

Good evening list; first, running the latest nvda and windows 10 1709. Was given this computer by a family member; it is a desktop. The trouble I am having is when I sign into windows using a pin or

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