Carlos <carlos1106@...> wrote: Won't that turn off your screen reader too.

Hi Joe, Know where you are coming from, I resisted the temptation of moving from Win 7 to Win 10, but have recently taken the plunge. It takes a little bit of getting used to and an awful lot of

I have updated Virtual Recorder to version 1.2. Not much is new, but I added the ability to disable system sounds while recording which I think is a nice feature. It is a checkbox in the main window

Hi Carlos, Perhaps I should introduce myself first, my name is John Gregory and I am a new member. Totally blind and find the information on this forum fascinating. Keep up the good work, it is

Now, more than a year later, are people still inclined to recommend Windows 10 over Windows 7? My main machine has 7, and while I have no desire to move, I wonder if I could be allowing my fear of

But okay, for the answer to your question. What I do is, I don't go into the folder. I put my arrow on the folder of songs, and hit the applications key, or context key, whichever you call it, and

Just to let you know. The third letter of the name of that media player is a c. It's VLC. Just in case you have to type the name to download it again and you will wonder why it says something like

Oh good! I know several years ago, they were indeed charging for pop access. Thanks, Nance

Hi Carlos Ok thanks, that makes it far easier. Regards Adrien

completely agree with you Gene. Take my example for example. The entry level macbook, without the touch bar, costs around 5500 turkish liras. With that money, you could buy two performance

With Windows 10 you don't have to worry about product keys. Since your system has already been registered on the Microsoft servers, the next time you reinstall it will be detected and Windows will

Hi Carlos Thanks, No I have not done it before so have learnt something new. I am assuming that if I need to reinstall at any time, I can get my license from somewhere on the pc without sighted

Hi Carlos Thanks, No I have not done it before so have learnt something new. I am assuming that if I need to reinstall at any time, I can get my license from somewhere on the pc without sighted

Hi Carlos Ok am downloading it as iso file, it works. Regards Adrien

LOL wouldn't it have been silly for me to suggest it otherwise? It wont create the disc for you, but it will allow you to create an ISO image which you can then write to a DVD using the Windows

Once you are playing the podcast. Tab to the progress indicator and when you down arrow, it will back up a little bit. If you want to skip ahead, use the up arrow. If you hold the arrow down longer,

DVD audio extractor will rip the audio tracks from a DVD. You can also play the described thack with this program as well. Or, rip it then listen to it. Thom

Hi Carlos Ok but can I download it with a screen reader and will it give me a way of creating a disk? Regards Adrien

Most likely VLC. http://www.videolan.org/

Is there any media player for the PC which will allow you to access the descriptive audio when present on a DVD? Thanks, Marie