I work at home for one of my jobs, and that computer is mine. However, the company had there sysop install there software and turn bitlocker on for that box. now everything on that box is

I'm not gonna say anything more on this topic, except that I think it's valuable to talk about to a certain extent. However: 1) There are some apps that allow offline scanning, 1 called

I haven’t tried bit locker. Kind regards, Kenny Peyatt jr.

The one thing some don't get is the company you work for desides what software they want on there computers. You as a employ have very little say in that. Even when it comes to

Bitlocker is definitely not accessible with NVDA or any other screen reader. My employer insists on bitlocker and I have to estimate when to input the bitlocker pin code. It is required to input the

Agreed! Hopefully they are successful in arranging an alternative solution.

- No one knows this better than I do, believe me. I worked in the IT industry for decades, and even after I'd left it I was on "the other side" of this battle on more than one occasion. The OP did

Yeah, I mean it depends on the employer – they said they were working from home but I dnot’ remember if it was stated whether this was their personal pc or a work computer. Even working at the

Hello Group, Again, thanks to you who responded to my topic here about Jarte, NVDA and relevant concerns. I will go with Jarte having had past experience with it, and glad you elucidated on what it

This topic is now locked, as I think anything and everything about Jarte that can be covered in reference to accessibility with NVDA has. It's also now unsupported software that one uses at one's own

- Sarah, their own website, https://www.jarte.com/, specifically, https://www.jarte.com/store.html , states: Jarte Plus is now free and can be downloaded from the download page Their support page

Actually you can still buy jarte to auto correct stuff when you type or spell check. I have not bought it as of yet, but I have edited the ini file to heavily customize the heck out of the program to

Given what's going on now, and will almost certainly go on again, I feel that this message is really necessary at the moment. Although focused on NVDA, the principles apply to any use of alpha, beta,

- Sometimes, going beyond "responding to the question asked" is a value-added service when you have background the questioners don't. I think that this is what we're all trying to do, in one way or

- I read that as meaning that encryption is required, and nothing more. I could be wrong. But were I in this position, I would be pushing back against the need for drive encryption in general and

How interesting! I just went to check if the cell coordinates are checked and they were checked so I entered okay. Then I opened an excel document and found out the arrows work moving from cell to

I had the same issue yesterday when I tried to create an invoice. I use Office 2010. I did not have that issue before. Good thing I also have JAWS as a backup. -- Nevzat Adil Library of Congress

Yeah...I suppose so. That's just remote sighted assistance...*grins*...but oh well. You gotta do what you gotta do. And while people have been recommending other encryptions in this thread, the OP

Have you checked, in the NVDA configurations, Document formating, to announce cell coordinates? Rui Fontes NVDA portuguese team Às 05:30 de 26/05/2021, Eilana

I confirm that veracrypt is fully accessivble, just don’t forget the master password.