Thanks!

Peter Spitz <peter.a.spitz@...> wrote: To open a URL in Firefox, use control l. To open a file, use control o. To set a bookmark, use control D

In Internet Explorer I just type Control O and a window pops up to open a URL. I cannot for the life of me figure out how to do this with Firefox. Nor have I been able to find the hotkey to save a

Carlos, this and the VI-phone lists are the best run of any lists I have previously been subscribed. No dictatorships but good leadership. But don’t get a big head over it. LOL!

I'm not talking about cellphones from the early 2000s. I also don't have an iPhone, but I'm talking about cellphones today. There is a definite difference between the sound of a call on a cellphone,

The Reid voice is best to me. Also uggh fs annoys me NVDA is steady working to make nvda work with win 10. It's been out over a year fs needs to step it up. I have a copy of 16 but I am not upgrading

Thanks Gene, I will try that and see if it works for me.

Smart guy, our Kimsan! Bye for now, Carolyn

Really good that it can be done on the fly. I think that could be something that they got from AI Square, since, I believe my girl friend did not have the problem that I did with JAWS and sounds of

And, in that podcast, I could not understand Ava, like I can Reid, when Eric used JAWS. On another list, a guy named Jim used to give demonstrations, and he used Reid. I could be right with him in

When I call forward, I think it is *72, then my cell rings, and I answer it. Then while I'm gone, calls come to my cell phone. When I get home, then I hit *73, and then the calls come back to my

thx! sounds like a super idea. I uusually use a hardware sythesizer but I sometimes use software so this will be a great deal.

ok, thank you very much for the explanation. sounds like a very good idea.

Call forwarding is funny. This was when my 13 year old began acting all defiant like how she has been lately, but she told me she was going with her sisters somewhere, but ended up somewhere else.

Cellphones are pretty good in most places this aint the early 2000's or late 90's where you had to stress about so many drop calls. I don't think the average person is trying to listen in to calls you

Yes it acts like auto ducting on IOS platform. For example if you have say windows media player jamming out and you are say reading emails it will lower the sound on the window media player enough to

I turn on Call Forwarding, if I want to, and there are no dropped calls, when I'm on it at home. Bye for now, Carolyn

Ours is through the phone company, since both of us have had Windstream address for about 12 years. Bye for now, Carolyn

Ours is bundle, otherwise, it would be bye bye. Bye for now, Carolyn

Audio ducking is where the volume of another application is lowered so that you can hear JAWS. It does not drown out the other application, it simply lowers it is all. NVDA adopted this earlier this