I've been following this thread back from when it started out as the very intelligent question of "What is an Object?" This discussion is in English. The only other language that I speak any of at all

"Chris via groups.io" <chrismedley@...> writes: I think it's a brave problem and that was a good suggestion. I tried Microsoft Edge and everything is normal there. It's mostly nor

I went to the web site of http://www.silicondust.com which is a company that makes a line of server-type devices and a few actual servers one can put on their network to stream cable and over-the-air

I was simply taking things too literally. Thanks again. Martin "Brian Vogel" <britechguy@...> writes:

Thank you. I found the right setting and unchecked the box that gives you Power Shell by default and now it's Command Prompt. The context menu does reflect the change plus Command-prompt (Admin)does m

First, my deepest thanks to each one of you who replied to my question which, as I said before, I should know the answer to by now. "Joseph Lee" <joseph.lee22590@...> writes: It says that this a

I really hate to hitup the list for this because I should know it after 2 years of windows10 but I am still a bit baffled. This is a case of not getting predictible results rather than a case of not g

I am not an expert on regular expressions, but I sure love to use them because they solve many decision problems regarding text and how it is processed. For every problem solved using a RE, hoever, th

"Brian Vogel" <britechguy@...> writes: Thank you. I believed the system that always told me I was up-to-date. I laugh a bit after all, this is an election year in the US so that's what I get for

I like any synthetic speech that doesn't involve the sound of a cash register. Martin "Sarah k Alawami" <marrie12@...> writes:

I downloaded the update . The fanfare sounded and then ... and then ... Deafening silence There is nothing remarkable about this computer except it is amd64 architecture and the previous versions did

I have all the stuff to do real backups in route which does no good this time but one of the things is a 1 TB drive to match the 1 TB drive in the system. I hope to use Linux to make a bit-perfect cop

I just compleeted signing up on a web site that uses Google Re-CAPTCHA or some similar name. I used nvda on the latest google chrome and had no trouble. There's a timer ticking on that site as soon as

The radio programming data are kept in an off-system box. It's the radio. You connect a USB cable from the programming socket on the radio to the usb port and tell the programming software to "read" a

What I have read so far only mentions a special form of del that is a security-oriented form which apparently destroys the file and any file deleted that way is pretty much a goner but whether or not

I had an accident yesterday when a batch file appears to have deleted all the files in my c:\users\martin directory with maybe the exception of a few. A del *.* that was supposed to clean out a single

First, thank you. I will try your suggestion. After a night's sleep, I have figured out some of the madness and it's definitely not right but somewhat manageable once you know what it is. I open a new

I will interlieve my answers with your message. "Gene" <gsasner@...> writes: I suspect it is both. The program is flaky under nvda and positively bonkers under narrator. It actually opens better

Great question. This program is short on self-documentation but I did run it via narrator which shows a completely different layout for the screen and one can read the Read and Write buttons without r

I am using software in which most or all the regular Windows keyboard shortcuts don't work so you have to use the object navigator. It's nvda + numpad / followed by numpad / which is a left-click and