The Verbatim program is just the ticket. Just because Windows can't do something natively is no reason to give it up for lost.

64 is under 127.53, so you should be able to do it in current Windows just fine.

And if you already have one, you can put Rockbox on it yourself.

Just so. I have two--the Zip and the Plus.

Donald, JAWS scripts are packaged with the DBT installer. This according to someone who works for Duxbury.

I mean, according with Ai Square tech support, zoomtext 10.0 is not affected, however all versions of zoomtext above 10.0 are affected.

Above zoomtext 10.x.

Hi, if you do a google search for FAT 32 formatting of larger drives, you'll find some little utilities that allow you to do this. In Windows 7 I was recently offered XFAT format, which I suppose is

This is good to know. I can't find the link they reference for finding which versions are affected, though. Pam

Laz from Accessible Electronics sells Sansa players with a speech utility called Rockbox. You have verbal info about just about every function on the player. The web site is

I am curious as to how you use the Sansa Clip. I know they are great little players but to my knowledge there are no spoken menus so I could never get the hang of operating one. Marie

when i used windows m e, i could format at least up to 500gb as fat 32, so, why did they changethis, i now need to format my 64gb sd card using my victor reader timelord09@... There Are None So

And what on earth did that video have to do with my question anyway? :-)

I found out it's all there, just a little differently organized. JAWS|version|Tools|Utilities|Explore, etc., is all there, just a couple levels deeper than I was looking.

Those tablets are huge. I have one and while I love it, it's not nearly as portable as my Sansa clip. yes, you can't go on the Internet with the Sansa, but it does what I want it to do and that's

Classic Shell is alive and well at http://classicshell.net/

That nonsense seems to be gone in Windows 10. Or if it's not gone, JAWS make it seem like it is.

Yup, that's about as good a knowledge path as there could possibly be! LOL! Wish him the best from me too, please.

Tell him he should get a hold of some of that stuff for which his Website is named. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opopanax

When he gets tired of hospital food, it's time to go.