lets take the times one needs to use a bit of virtual mouse navigation for one reason or another as an example. I don't know what that's like with jaws, with NVDA, I have heard it is possible, but one

from the little I have done with jaws, I will say that I do think that window-eyes was a lot easier to get the hang of fully using, which if you are not one for spending time with manuals/tutorials, i

these days, one just never knows the way some people think. Simon

then may be FS were not the right people to be purchasing GW, if you want to look at it like that. Simon

wouldn't mind an answer to that as well, as it is the first I have heard of this. Simon

this is the first I have heard of this. also, window-eyes could have been continued, but it was an ideal opportunity for FS to put the mockers on it's main competition, and give them the monopoly on p

I know exactly what you mean, I am still using win7 for the same reason, as I am also a window-eyes user, and as long as possible, don't want to go through the aggravation of not only trying to figure

yes, select your device, then go to properties, and the second tab in there should be "listen". check the box that should say, "listen to this device", then hit the "apply" button. you should now hear

hello all, going on from my previous post, " best way to share to tablet and phone users? " I think the only way to really do this is going to be via youtube. so are there any good bits of software fo

hello all, does anyone have any ideas on the best way to share audio files to tablet and/or smart-phone users? the reason for asking this, is that I have recently joined a new whatsapp group about aud

hello all, is anyone else having trouble with getting there alexa speakers to play and stop? for some reason, since yesterday morning, when I ask my echo studio to play any music track, it will just s

don't know about the scripts issue, as haven't had that here. I assume you found the "record" option in the menus? if not, it's in the "extras" menu. once you are in that, have set your file name, for

for the recording, I would say give arthax a go. I am using it with win7, but as it is a fairly new program, don't see why it wouldn't work with win10. it has a super useful audio monitoring feature,

have tried it on my iPhone X, and there is a button to enter info manually, don't know why it isn't showing for you. Simon

hello all, sorry for the long e-mail, but am really hoping some of you can help with a laptop issue I am having. the laptop in question, is one I was provided with, a while after I got elected on to f

being a fanatical open water swimmer, for me a guide sealion would be a super thing to have. Simon

in my view, it's a question of which would you rather buy? A, something that does a job up to a point, but has a number of limitations, so is only reasonably useful. or B, even if it is a bit more exp

I know what you mean, I love being out on my horse for example. so that's all well and good, if like us, you don't mind putting in the work of looking after it, and in the case of the standard guide d

sounds like a good start, but I can think of a few possible improvements, as follows: 1, giving it gps and maps, to A, improve accuracy further, and B, actually work out routs, either when in a new ar

the link still works, and this sounds like a renamed version of the caretec one, so should still be a current product. I have one of these myself, and whilst the talking multimeter method does give a