& if you *really* want a pdf, printing using the Microsoft print to pdf utility also works.

O, gosh, I'm so sorry, Janet. I'm an idiot. What can I say?

Janet, might I ask what keys you're pressing to find material on screen? I ask this because NVDA can work w/2 versions of the find command. The well-known one is control f. That one actually is genera

Well, all this discussion prompted me to go around looking for additional TTS voices. I just installed ones from Canada--man--why do *they* get all the good ones? I mean wow--I'm not like a voice frea

Janet, you don't tell us a few things that might be important here. 1) Do you perchance have Jaws coming up on the sign-in screen? 2) What country are you from? 3) If you go to control panel > speech

Try hitting alt y?

It would be nice if OCR could be taught to recognize these checkboxes/radio buttons as such & also their state. Doesn't seem like that should be all that hard w/AI & all that now.

The problem is that sometimes employers don't allow installation of anything but their permitted apps, & if that combination doesn't work, then the person involved is screwed, to use the polite & edit

I usually try the screen reader simulated click first, &, if no workie, I reach over & do a physical left click. I too have not found any patterns about what works when.

O yeah--& sometimes I have to do a move mouse to navigator object, & then a left mouse click.

Monte, I'm not sure why, but there are times when the traditional keystrokes don't work. Sometimes, I have to move to focus, ie. (NVDA+numpadMinus for desktop, NVDA+backspace for laptop) then do a lef

Brian, you're correct, of course, except there are some areas that are really lacking in LO. For example, the 'say all' function doesn't actually work, & I personally like using that to gauge the flow

You can also download the ms 2007 compatibility pack here: https://en.softonic.com/download/microsoft-office-compatibility-pack/windows/post-download Please look at the installation carefully so as no

Please reference bug #1714212 on bugzilla.org & report your configuration, etc. We're working w/James Teh right now to try to resolve this, but the problem is that it doesn't happen on all systems. I

This is windows. You can't possibly figure out all the software & hardware combinations out there that might possibly cause something to explode. Apple has it far easier in that regard, & they still m

Jamie couldn't reproduce it on any of his systems. A gentleman name Mike Burton had some systems that were affected, others not.

press ctrl l & run about:config. Press the button to tell them you'll accept the risk. Search for the word accessibility. Having thus said, that does not appear to be the problem. Jamie can't reproduc

Well, the good news, folks, is that the bug been officially assigned to James Teh. I've offered any assistance I can provide.

Well, it definitively took me considerable time to fix it--& I'm not a fan of having my time wasted thus.

I thought James Teh was a Mozilla employee?