It would need a lot of work anyway at this point wouldn't it? I mean, you would have to write 64-bit support anyhow. That's really too bad about the main computer, but thanks for sharing what actually

How could I have forgotten about window Bridge? Window Bridge was awesome! At one time, I owned both V slimware window bridge, and window Bridge 2000. If you were using computers in 95, and you never

Hi Randy, On October 3, 2017 11:54:34 PM "Randy Barnett" <randy@...> wrote: Jaws has gone down in price over the years. I'll give you this. Looking at the freedom scientific website, I can

Hi Gene, As a child, my experience was similar to yours. I found braille slow and uncomfortable. I was a one handed braille reader which slowed me down further. As an adult, I'm very greatful for my b

Braille display prices have dropped by hhalf over the past 10 years. Still expensive, but not a diar case. Braille display technology hasn't changed substantially in 30 years. Manufacturing costs are

On October 2, 2017 8:15:35 PM "Gene" <gsasner@...> wrote: I specifically said powerful screen-reader. the Serotek (spelling) screen-reader is not a powerful screen-reader and, though it does wha

I've used braille since I got my first braille display 10 years ago. I could probably be without it, but right now, I would not choose to. Adding up, say, three sets of 8 binary digits all having diff

Lots of for proffit companies made free or low cost screen readers. Serotek for one. Apple for another. I'd say both companies were successful to one degree or another. So, why didn't we see governmen

Accessibility laws change the game. The market for jaws is different from the market of most other products. The primary target market doesn't actually use the product. The reason commercial screen re

Hi Sky, I don't see the price of jaws going up. It's an interesting theory, but all the evidence suggests VFO is consolidating, hammering away on their commercial exclusivities, and battoning down to

The sample size is very small in these surveys, but they definitely show the paradigm shift and I won't be surprised at all to see mobile, mac voiceover, and nvda useage up, and jaws useage down. Wind

Usenet was one of the primary ways that people use to share underground content such as mp3 music, movies, and audiobooks. That is what I used it for anyway. Nowadays, it's cheaper and easier to buy w

I used easynews myself when I cared about such things. Nowadays I just buy what I want. Even though I don't have a lot of money, it's easier, and the quality is better.

Hi, our power post and power grab still a thing?

It isn't perfect, but I was able to do the basics. This included running a scan performing a clean and getting information as things updated. I could wish for better accessibility, but Windows securit

I am just starting school at a college that uses Blackboard. So far, I haven't run into any issues with nvda logging in or accessing content. I do remember the issues with entering texting form fields

~I~t has been some time since I touched digital editions, but I thought the standard selection com`mands worked as long as those features weren't blocked by antipiracy measures. In that case, shift ri

I don't have an email solution, but what about powerpost and powergrab for usenet? It's been more than 10 years since I thought using news groups was a good idea, and I had abandoned windows shortly b

Hi Ann, I understand the resistance to UEB, but I don't understand why some one thought those comments would be helpful. We are usually a bit more thoughtful around here. I don't have a firm answer fo

I want to put in mky vote for mp3 tag which I used for a long time. The other good option is mptagger. These have key features such as batcch processing, tagging from file names, and naming files from