Yeah, all true, but it is pretty good at text processing. It does a lot of things that notepad/wordpad won’t, like the word count/summary feature. Two other things I use it for is removing line

I wouldn’t use autocorrect, personally, and I thought that the oS had something a little more convenient/comprehensive. Oh well. That’s kind of a drag…

Google Sheets is also accessible. Oddly enough though, I find it to be more accessible in Firefox than with Chrome. I'm mainly a Jaws user though so don't know if that has any influence. Cristóbal

Lemme ask Brian, I’ve had my machines on Office 2016 via eBay keys I’ve purchased for a while now. Can one upgrade from 16 to 19 or would it be too much of a hassle and a simple reinstall be

It didn't initially occur to me that you might be referring to the Spell Checking feature in Settings, Devices, Typing. By default, this is turned on, but ONLY for the software keyboard (touch

Indeed it is. But it is really not a general purpose text processor. It's aimed at the programming community, and the ability for it to recognize the language syntax of multiple programming

- WordPad has never had a built-in spell-checker under any version of Windows, including Windows 10 (regardless of edition). You can get a companion program, tinySpell (and there are likely others),

No it is not. I cannot get it to work. And I don't think it is a spell checker per-say. It does highlight the misspelled word and your screen reader will say"misspelled." but no amount of right

It has a crapload of useful features and even plugins. Remarkable little programme.

Windows 10 has a spell-checker though; is it still not accessible? Damn…

I will also note that with the rise of the grey market, starting in the EU, it is entirely possible to get MS-Office licenses for a song. And Office 2019 is now commonly available on the grey market

Back to SoftMaker Free Office, it includes TextMaker (word processor), PlanMaker (spreadsheet), and Presentations (equivalent of PowerPoint). I also hadn't realized that it allows you to choose a

The only two programs I know of thathavespread sheets are open office and libre office. You could give either one a try and let us know if they work.

I just tried to use NAPS2TesseractOCR by Rui Fontes. Thank you Rui; you’re so kind. But, when I press nvda+shift+r opening a scanned document with Adobe reader, nvda reads as: ‘Processing...

Hello everyone, Resource Monitor 20.07 is now available. The biggest highlight of this release is a change to how Windows 10 releases are announced. Instead of “Windows 10verYYMM”, NVDA will

You probably can't get it as a stand alone program but if you install a JAWS demo, it will be installed and you can use it whether you are running JAWS or not. It may be more limited than people

Yes, the program which was supplied with JAWS and which is still preinstalled with JAWS is called HJPad. It is pretty much Wordpad but with a spell checker. As far as I know there is no way

Thanks Rosemarie, will try it and give my feedback. Any idea of a spreadsheet program that will work? Hettie -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. https://www.avg.com

Maybe that's where I'm confused. I remember both. Lol! So if you want a simple lite flexible RTF reader/editor get jarte. -- Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info go to our website. Check

Wordpad never had a spell checker and I'm going back to Windows 95. There is a utility JAWS uses for training called JAWS pad which is like the old menu Wordppad and does have a spell