Hi Just click the "I accept" cookie button and the behaviour will go away - at least, for that session and that particular page.

Hi I believe it's a security matter.

Hi In the days of DOS, there was a suite of utilities which would read the BIOS settings into a HEX file and write them back to the BIOS. There was no utility, as far as I know, to allow you to amend

Hi I agree with this. I have been using speech to access computers since the early 1980s so I can in no way be considered a newby or beginner but even so my fingers walk very softly over the keys whil

Hi I recall being shown this at RNIB headquarters on a visit to the offices one day in the late 70x or early 80s. I also recall it from the Rehab centre in Torquay around 1986 or 87. .

Hi Buddy I didn't like it either but had no choice. The people I worked for were on Unix which had no speech accessibility so they mocked up a terminal with a PC running DOS and put Vert Plus on that.

Hi Vert Plus a DOS screen reader. I was using it in the late 190s.

Hi I'v just logge din with no trouble. The usual 2 stage process was there. Nothing about boxes and numbers or anything. The firs tpage asks for user number and the second for the password or pin numb

At last! A view of Vinux which actually corresponds to my experience.

A long time Vinux 5.1 user and 4.x before that. I cannot recall the last time I used the Terminal in anger.