I did a google search and figured this out. -- They Ask Me If I'm Happy; I say Yes. They ask: "How Happy are You?" I Say: "I'm as happy as a stow away chimpanzee on a banana boat!"

Abbie, Because the whole purpose of the "was" thing is to let people (mainly group moderators/owners) know where the new subject started so that they can split the topic.

Loy, Have you ever tried cleaning the cache/deleting cookies? It may do the trick. Just be aware that doing it probably you will be disconnected from all the accounts you already

Ron. If it's a flip, pushbutton phone, it does not have talk back. I don't know what it's called. It just says screenreader in the menu. Unfortunately, I think you may have to get a sighted person

There are screen readers either under development, or making the rounds in Android Land. For now, the major one is Talkback developed by Google itself! VoiceAssistant will only be found on Samsung

Ashley, we have too many OCR apps in Android Land. Here are a few to play ball with: Text Scanner Speak! Eye-D SmartLens Type any of these into a Google serch engine and read about them all,

Well I updated the firmware, success. Updated bootloader, success. Then copied .bin file to sd card, turn off orbit reader. Held down dot4 and bottom right panning button while turning orbit20 on,

How does one turn on Talk Back or voice assistant? -- They Ask Me If I'm Happy; I say Yes. They ask: "How Happy are You?" I Say: "I'm as happy as a stow away chimpanzee on a banana boat!"

I believe the voice over feature on an android phone is called talk back. It could also be something called voice assistant. Ashley Breger

Hi guys can anyone recommend a good OCR app for android that will read aloud? Any help be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Ashley Breger

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Hi Group, My wife has an Android phone. She is having difficulties with it. It is an off brand--something called an Alcatel track phone. I have an iPhone and i have become quite proficient with it. 

I have seen, and I like this better, when people start a new subject andsay in the body of the message, that they are changing the subject. Usually, you know what it relates to, because you have just

Yes, that drives me nuts, too. It also makes the subjectline a lotlonger. Pam.

When I record on the internet, I use Virtual Recorder. I always make sure to turn off JAWS and mute my system sounds. I have the recording source on the third setting "what you hear" and set it to

There are many options to consider. You can download the Youtube video if you wish and have the audio converted to MP3. You can also use a recording program. For what you want to do, Virtual

The new subject is often related to the old subject when people do this, or it should be. If the new subject is entirely different, then it should be a new thread. Gene

Hi List, I have been watching health programs that have a lot of information, but when I take notes the Jaws covers over the continuing lecture. If I stop Jaws from talking, so I am typing silently I

Why not just start a new thread? I hate to say this, but it really drives me up the wall when people on lists say, "New Subject, Was Old Subject." Inquiring minds don't need to know what the original

You don't have to block them. Find out the e-mail command for unsubscribing. Or, if that command doesn't workk, Ask the list owner to unsubscribe you. Another option is to create an account on