On Nov 1, 2020, at 5:07 AM, Hope Williamson <webspinner@...> wrote:



I actually don't think TWBlue is being developed at all. It will still work though, until Twitter changes something.

On 10/31/2020 2:18 PM, Fawaz Abdul rahman wrote:

I believe most people use twitter clients such as tw Blue, that is on windows, on iOS the official app or twitterrific quite good option.

I think only tw blue is being developed now a days although it needs to be updated as well but still it is functioning fine.

Good luck.

 

 

Sent from Mail for Windows 10

 

From: Madison Martin
Sent: Saturday, October 31, 2020 10:38 PM
To: main@techtalk.groups.io
Subject: [TechTalk] Twitter

 

Hi all,

I'm thinking about getting Twitter, is there anyone on hear who uses it with

Jaws? If so, how easy and accessible is it to use? How well does it work with

Edge? Any shortcuts or tips/tricks that any of you have? And finally, is there a

basic site similar to the ones Facebook has? I know it's not like Facebook, but

still. Look forward to any help/suggestions that anyone can provide, as I don't

really know anything about Twitter!!! Thanks Madison

 

 

 

 

 

 

So much for the promise of Bootsafe. You need allow the program to make
changes to your computer via the UAC dialog, and as I said from the very
beginning, I am locked onto a non-privileged account. Talk about
frustrating!


On 11/22/2020 8:57 AM, Steve Matzura wrote:

This looks ver'r'r'ry promising. Will report back. THANK YOU!


On 11/21/2020 8:28 PM, Blaster wrote:

Steve, This is a long shot, but see if you can run this free program.

www.d7xTech.com/free-software/bootsafe

HTH,
Blaster



On 11/21/20, Blaster Nil8 <blaster.nil8@...> wrote:

Not having access to narrator to press the power button on the login
screen is troubling. Are you saying that the Windows key + Ctrl +
Enter doesn't bring up narrator?

As far as using the command prompt, I'd try either because it's
possible it won't execute due to the admin access lockdown.
Give it a whirl,

Blaster

On 11/21/20, Steve Matzura <number6@...> wrote:

1. How do I click anything once I've found the POWER button on the
sign-in screen? There's no screenreader alive that will give me access
to that, or I haven't figured out how to get that access. Tabbing
to the
Restart button, then holding down the SHIFT key while pressing ENTER
doesn't do it.


2. Once the computer restarts, there's no speech. So what key(s) do I
press to get into Troubleshooting, then Advanced? That was in my first
posted question.


3. In the solution using BCDEDIT, I've also seen one that uses
{default}
instead of {bootmgr}. Which one is correct, and do I need the braces?


4. I can't use MSCONFIG because it tosses me into a UAC screen from
which I cannot escape other than by answering no.



On 11/21/2020 6:53 PM, Blaster wrote:

Steve, Here's a few more ways to enter safe mode that you may
want to
try:

https://pureinfotech.com/safe-mode-windows-10/

HTH,
Blaster

Hello! I'm running windows 7, jaws 14, and microsoft's outlook 2010. I
need to delete a gmail account from my computer. I've looked around,
but I'm missing something. Can someone give me steps for doing that? Thanks.

This looks ver'r'r'ry promising. Will report back. THANK YOU!


On 11/21/2020 8:28 PM, Blaster wrote:

Steve, This is a long shot, but see if you can run this free program.

www.d7xTech.com/free-software/bootsafe

HTH,
Blaster



On 11/21/20, Blaster Nil8 <blaster.nil8@...> wrote:

Not having access to narrator to press the power button on the login
screen is troubling. Are you saying that the Windows key + Ctrl +
Enter doesn't bring up narrator?

As far as using the command prompt, I'd try either because it's
possible it won't execute due to the admin access lockdown.
Give it a whirl,

Blaster

On 11/21/20, Steve Matzura <number6@...> wrote:

1. How do I click anything once I've found the POWER button on the
sign-in screen? There's no screenreader alive that will give me access
to that, or I haven't figured out how to get that access. Tabbing to the
Restart button, then holding down the SHIFT key while pressing ENTER
doesn't do it.


2. Once the computer restarts, there's no speech. So what key(s) do I
press to get into Troubleshooting, then Advanced? That was in my first
posted question.


3. In the solution using BCDEDIT, I've also seen one that uses {default}
instead of {bootmgr}. Which one is correct, and do I need the braces?


4. I can't use MSCONFIG because it tosses me into a UAC screen from
which I cannot escape other than by answering no.



On 11/21/2020 6:53 PM, Blaster wrote:

Steve,  Here's a few more ways to enter safe mode that you may want to
try:

https://pureinfotech.com/safe-mode-windows-10/

HTH,
Blaster

This looks ver'r'r'ry promising. Will report back. THANK YOU!


On 11/21/2020 8:28 PM, Blaster wrote:

Steve, This is a long shot, but see if you can run this free program.

www.d7xTech.com/free-software/bootsafe

HTH,
Blaster



On 11/21/20, Blaster Nil8 <blaster.nil8@...> wrote:

Not having access to narrator to press the power button on the login
screen is troubling. Are you saying that the Windows key + Ctrl +
Enter doesn't bring up narrator?

As far as using the command prompt, I'd try either because it's
possible it won't execute due to the admin access lockdown.
Give it a whirl,

Blaster

On 11/21/20, Steve Matzura <number6@...> wrote:

1. How do I click anything once I've found the POWER button on the
sign-in screen? There's no screenreader alive that will give me access
to that, or I haven't figured out how to get that access. Tabbing to the
Restart button, then holding down the SHIFT key while pressing ENTER
doesn't do it.


2. Once the computer restarts, there's no speech. So what key(s) do I
press to get into Troubleshooting, then Advanced? That was in my first
posted question.


3. In the solution using BCDEDIT, I've also seen one that uses {default}
instead of {bootmgr}. Which one is correct, and do I need the braces?


4. I can't use MSCONFIG because it tosses me into a UAC screen from
which I cannot escape other than by answering no.



On 11/21/2020 6:53 PM, Blaster wrote:

Steve,  Here's a few more ways to enter safe mode that you may want to
try:

https://pureinfotech.com/safe-mode-windows-10/

HTH,
Blaster

Steve, This is a long shot, but see if you can run this free program.

www.d7xTech.com/free-software/bootsafe

HTH,
Blaster



On 11/21/20, Blaster Nil8 <blaster.nil8@...> wrote:

Not having access to narrator to press the power button on the login
screen is troubling. Are you saying that the Windows key + Ctrl +
Enter doesn't bring up narrator?

As far as using the command prompt, I'd try either because it's
possible it won't execute due to the admin access lockdown.
Give it a whirl,

Blaster

On 11/21/20, Steve Matzura <number6@...> wrote:

1. How do I click anything once I've found the POWER button on the
sign-in screen? There's no screenreader alive that will give me access
to that, or I haven't figured out how to get that access. Tabbing to the
Restart button, then holding down the SHIFT key while pressing ENTER
doesn't do it.


2. Once the computer restarts, there's no speech. So what key(s) do I
press to get into Troubleshooting, then Advanced? That was in my first
posted question.


3. In the solution using BCDEDIT, I've also seen one that uses {default}
instead of {bootmgr}. Which one is correct, and do I need the braces?


4. I can't use MSCONFIG because it tosses me into a UAC screen from
which I cannot escape other than by answering no.



On 11/21/2020 6:53 PM, Blaster wrote:

Steve, Here's a few more ways to enter safe mode that you may want to
try:

https://pureinfotech.com/safe-mode-windows-10/

HTH,
Blaster

Not having access to narrator to press the power button on the login
screen is troubling. Are you saying that the Windows key + Ctrl +
Enter doesn't bring up narrator?

As far as using the command prompt, I'd try either because it's
possible it won't execute due to the admin access lockdown.
Give it a whirl,

Blaster

On 11/21/20, Steve Matzura <number6@...> wrote:

1. How do I click anything once I've found the POWER button on the
sign-in screen? There's no screenreader alive that will give me access
to that, or I haven't figured out how to get that access. Tabbing to the
Restart button, then holding down the SHIFT key while pressing ENTER
doesn't do it.


2. Once the computer restarts, there's no speech. So what key(s) do I
press to get into Troubleshooting, then Advanced? That was in my first
posted question.


3. In the solution using BCDEDIT, I've also seen one that uses {default}
instead of {bootmgr}. Which one is correct, and do I need the braces?


4. I can't use MSCONFIG because it tosses me into a UAC screen from
which I cannot escape other than by answering no.



On 11/21/2020 6:53 PM, Blaster wrote:

Steve, Here's a few more ways to enter safe mode that you may want to
try:

https://pureinfotech.com/safe-mode-windows-10/

HTH,
Blaster

You need to know your information 14.2.1 is available on the iPhone 12 also because I have it on my phone and I am not a beta tester and I have no trouble with notifications

On Nov 21, 2020, at 16:43, enes sarıbaş <enes.saribas@...> wrote:

Hi all,

I have the IPhone 12 pro max, and I have an issue with IOS. I am running the latest version, and in 14.2.1, which is only available for the pro line, the issue of many app notifications not appearing continues from 14.2. Does anyone know of a solution?

Hello! I'm running windows 7, jaws 14, and microsoft's outlook 2010. I need
to delete a gmail account from my computer. I've looked around, but I'm
missing something. Can someone give me steps for doing that? Thanks.

On Nov 21, 2020, at 16:43, enes sarıbaş <enes.saribas@...> wrote:

Hi all,

I have the IPhone 12 pro max, and I have an issue with IOS. I am running the latest version, and in 14.2.1, which is only available for the pro line, the issue of many app notifications not appearing continues from 14.2. Does anyone know of a solution?

Not having access to narrator to press the power button on the login
screen is troubling. Are you saying that the Windows key + Ctrl +
Enter doesn't bring up narrator?

As far as using the command prompt, I'd try either because it's
possible it won't execute due to the admin access lockdown.
Give it a whirl,

Blaster

On 11/21/20, Steve Matzura <number6@...> wrote:

1. How do I click anything once I've found the POWER button on the
sign-in screen? There's no screenreader alive that will give me access
to that, or I haven't figured out how to get that access. Tabbing to the
Restart button, then holding down the SHIFT key while pressing ENTER
doesn't do it.


2. Once the computer restarts, there's no speech. So what key(s) do I
press to get into Troubleshooting, then Advanced? That was in my first
posted question.


3. In the solution using BCDEDIT, I've also seen one that uses {default}
instead of {bootmgr}. Which one is correct, and do I need the braces?


4. I can't use MSCONFIG because it tosses me into a UAC screen from
which I cannot escape other than by answering no.



On 11/21/2020 6:53 PM, Blaster wrote:

Steve, Here's a few more ways to enter safe mode that you may want to
try:

https://pureinfotech.com/safe-mode-windows-10/

HTH,
Blaster

1. How do I click anything once I've found the POWER button on the
sign-in screen? There's no screenreader alive that will give me access
to that, or I haven't figured out how to get that access. Tabbing to the
Restart button, then holding down the SHIFT key while pressing ENTER
doesn't do it.


2. Once the computer restarts, there's no speech. So what key(s) do I
press to get into Troubleshooting, then Advanced? That was in my first
posted question.


3. In the solution using BCDEDIT, I've also seen one that uses {default}
instead of {bootmgr}. Which one is correct, and do I need the braces?


4. I can't use MSCONFIG because it tosses me into a UAC screen from
which I cannot escape other than by answering no.



On 11/21/2020 6:53 PM, Blaster wrote:

Steve, Here's a few more ways to enter safe mode that you may want to
try:

https://pureinfotech.com/safe-mode-windows-10/

HTH,
Blaster

Steve, Here's a few more ways to enter safe mode that you may want to try:

https://pureinfotech.com/safe-mode-windows-10/

HTH,
Blaster

Gene,

While ribbons are more accessible than people give them credit for, there is absolutely no doubt that menu bars were vastly superior in terms of accessibility. Ribbons seemed to be designed with the mouse in mind.

On 11/19/2020 12:49 PM, goshawk on horseback wrote:

no, I haven't, and find them a complete pane, as I just can't figure out how to find things easily in the flaming things.

Simon


----- Original Message ----- From: "Gene" <gsasner@...>
To: <main@TechTalk.groups.io>
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2020 4:04 PM
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Apple vs Windows?

Did you see my tutorial on ribbons?  I can't say how you will find them if you haven't seen it and now do, but in the majority of cases, people have a lot of probems witgh ribbons because they haven't been properly taught them or havenn't seen good instructional material, if any.  In essense, and it isn't quite this simple, but in essence, ribbons are like menus but differently organized.

Gene
-----Original Message----- From: goshawk on horseback
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2020 9:45 AM
To: main@TechTalk.groups.io
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Apple vs Windows?

would definitely agree about the time to figure out another OS.
I was recently looking to possibly get away from windows, as I am not happy
with the way it is going with all these ribbon menus and so on, so thought
about going the mac rout. only to find, that unlike windows, one can't even
do the basics with out knowing a good few 3 key plus combinations. so would
say that there is a lot more to have to spend time figuring out with the
mac, to do anything at all with it, where as windows is certainly a bit
easier from that point.

as for the mobile side of things, I use both iPhone and android, and would
say that once one is used to using a touch screen, that is a good half the
battle. over all, I probably prefer the iPhone, but do prefer the android as
a media device, as getting stuff on and off of it is a lot easier, as it can
be done with standard windows explorer, rather than the messing about with
iTunes, to get stuff on or off of the iPhone.

Simon


----- Original Message ----- From: "Gene" <gsasner@...>
To: <main@TechTalk.groups.io>
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2020 3:12 PM
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Apple vs Windows?

I'm not sure there is an answer.  for the typical user, I doubt there is a meaningful advantage one way or the other.  I won't use Apple computers because I know Windows and it isn't worth my time and effort learning another operating system when I am already very profficient in one.

there may be some specific uses that are better dealt with in apple computers and some in Windows but I don't think, as I said, that for the typical user, it matters.

Then there is the cost of  Apple computers.  You pay a lot more.

I won't comment on mobile devices.  I haven't used smart mobile devices.

Gene
-----Original Message----- From: Dave
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2020 9:08 AM
To: main@techtalk.groups.io
Subject: [TechTalk] Apple vs Windows?

Hello,


For those who have both, or experience with both Systems, Which has the
better support when it comes to over all Accessibility?


Not trying to start World War 8, but I keep noticing lots of articles
and pod casts explaining Apple Accessibility features. this would cover
the Apple Mac, the I-Pad, and the I-Phone.


I don't own an Apple products, but am open to it.  With what seems to be
an increase in articles, over the last year or two, it just had me
wondering how good are the Apple products?


I find all the Operating Systems to be lacking when it comes to
Accessibility.  Seems like we move ahead one or two steps, then take a
step or two back.


I personally use Windows and Android.  have yet to own anything Apple.


Grumpy Dave