The app not specifically designed for Windows 10/the store should also work in Windows 10, if you don't like the Universal App style.

Yes, same here. I’ve just been trying out Apache Open Office over the last few days. I have mS Office 2010 on this computer, but it’s good to keep one’s options open, and there are some things I alrea

Hi. Neither Open office nor Libre Office contain an e-mail program within their suites.

I'm just trying Open office for the first time. So far only taken the word processor, Writer, for a spin. It seems very accessible, though I have heard it will not tell you as much information about g

Maybe there is a setting I have mistakenly or unthinkingly set in firefox to limit scripts, but I haven’t used a script blocker in recent times, and since getting a reasonably fast connection and livi

I use Firefox ESR still, for the most part, but I confess I have not successfully gotten Webvism to solve anything. I do not know why this is. I always get the message “no captsha found” or something

The price is more than reasonable. Especially when you consider how exorbitant some stuff is … not mentioning names here, but you know. But what else has he put out? I thought I remembered looking at

It's not free (though there is a crippled trial version), but I use Qread. I like it especially for pdfs as it loads them very quickly. It is not expensive -- about $35 US or somewhere in that range.

That's quite well put, John. I'm not always Microsoft's biggest fan (my relationship with Windows 10 is about as fractious as it was with my ex-wife), but I know from a little experience that they hav

Hi. Yeah, it is strange; I always just moved past the registration message. Now it won’t let me do this. Never had it happen before. I feel a little bad for using the program for so long without regis

Hi. I used to use IRC a lot, and still do occasionally. As I’m a new-ish user of nVDA though, I haven’t yet tried it with this screen-reader. You can download the client MIRC for Windows. It works fai

I’ve not experienced this. I somehow remember it wasn’t always a thing, but I’m certainly glad to be able to paste to command prompt nowadays.

Yes. I find this particularly useful when putting stuff in command line. For a while there I was playing around with an Apple 2 E emulator that had to be run from command line and the paths needing to

Very interesting. I've been learning a little about this stuff. Did you look at the source? Since I use bandcamp a fair amount myself and am slowly migrating more and more toward nVDA from JAWS (as I

Alas, I don't know. But were you able to get the method described working with NVDA? It's only one extra keystroke, after all. It would be interesting to know why JAWS 18 does pick this up as a standa

Yes. I found this after I wrote that message to the list. It doesn't actually sound all that serious to me. And I think they've already patched it. I only use a couple of private trackers anyway. Thin

Huh. What's this about Mutorrent? What a shame as I just got it working nicely the other week (thanks again). Is this a new development?

Hi. I am also using Firefox, and the method John described should work for you. Hit "b" until you get to the play/pause button (or use another method). Route your mouse cursor with NVDA-numpad slash.

Duh...not sure what I was missing last time. This work. Cheers.

Hi. It does work with my JAWS 18. I navigate to the button with 'b" hit the space bar, and it plays, or pauses. No issues at all. When I tried it with NVDA, nothing happened. I tried the mouse click a