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MP3 Direct Cut Splitting with Cue Marks
B for Beginning and N for End. Don't know why N = End, but it does. You move the pointer to wherever you want to start cutting either with the PageDown key or by typing a time into the not-so-obvious
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B for Beginning and N for End. Don't know why N = End, but it does. You move the pointer to wherever you want to start cutting either with the PageDown key or by typing a time into the not-so-obvious
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Help with Acrobat DC and JAWS
I don't use it often, mostly only when I need to read tables, so don't laugh too hard when I ask the following question. In order to find the table I want among dozens, I need to search for a particul
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I don't use it often, mostly only when I need to read tables, so don't laugh too hard when I ask the following question. In order to find the table I want among dozens, I need to search for a particul
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Steve Matzura
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What are we missing access to in Zoom?
Settings are available and accessible. When not in a meeting, the Settings and Help options appear in a pull-down menu under your name. When in a meeting, there's a button labeled Settings. Where the
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Settings are available and accessible. When not in a meeting, the Settings and Help options appear in a pull-down menu under your name. When in a meeting, there's a button labeled Settings. Where the
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Steve Matzura
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can you set up a Gmail account on the same computer this a pop3 account too?
I'm not even sure what you're asking. Gmail is an email provider; POP3 is an email retrieval mechanism. Gmail can use either, but it's never a good idea to use both, thus setting up two different retr
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I'm not even sure what you're asking. Gmail is an email provider; POP3 is an email retrieval mechanism. Gmail can use either, but it's never a good idea to use both, thus setting up two different retr
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Steve Matzura
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need help uninstalling a program
I don't know how it work in NVDA, but in JAWS all those things are stored in a configuration file. I don't use the feature, but I'll create something and tell where it's stored. Of course, if someone
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I don't know how it work in NVDA, but in JAWS all those things are stored in a configuration file. I don't use the feature, but I'll create something and tell where it's stored. Of course, if someone
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Steve Matzura
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need help uninstalling a program
Screenreaders don't use the Windows Registry to determine what, if any, auxiliary configurations should be loaded. You can test and prove this by creating a config for any standalone program. Of cours
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Screenreaders don't use the Windows Registry to determine what, if any, auxiliary configurations should be loaded. You can test and prove this by creating a config for any standalone program. Of cours
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Steve Matzura
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need help uninstalling a program
Since folder and Registry entries don't know or care that each other exist, removing the folders will just clear up space on your system disk and probably remove some shortcuts. If you have any shortc
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Since folder and Registry entries don't know or care that each other exist, removing the folders will just clear up space on your system disk and probably remove some shortcuts. If you have any shortc
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Steve Matzura
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Pontes media downloader
There are two versions of PMD. Version 3.0 is the latest one, but some folks don't like it because the accessibility and controls are different than older versions. Version 2.1 accesibility and contro
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There are two versions of PMD. Version 3.0 is the latest one, but some folks don't like it because the accessibility and controls are different than older versions. Version 2.1 accesibility and contro
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Steve Matzura
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Dropbox Question About Saving Shared Files
Ya know, I think ya got somethin' there, Gene. So if that's possible, what possible good would that do one? Now I have to figure out if there are other synchronization options I am either not using or
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Ya know, I think ya got somethin' there, Gene. So if that's possible, what possible good would that do one? Now I have to figure out if there are other synchronization options I am either not using or
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Steve Matzura
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Dropbox Question About Saving Shared Files
The Dropbox Web page says I now have three copies, but the only one I can find is the one I manually downloaded, then placed in a folder. I tried the shell directory trick, but it's not there. Where e
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The Dropbox Web page says I now have three copies, but the only one I can find is the one I manually downloaded, then placed in a folder. I tried the shell directory trick, but it's not there. Where e
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Steve Matzura
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Dropbox Question About Saving Shared Files
I should have thought of that. OK, it found, but only one occurrence. Sure don't know where the others went.
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I should have thought of that. OK, it found, but only one occurrence. Sure don't know where the others went.
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Dropbox Question About Saving Shared Files
Someone shared a file with me. I clicked the link to acces the file. One of the options was a download menu button. When I opened the menu, "Save to my Dropbox" was one of the choices, so I chose that
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Someone shared a file with me. I clicked the link to acces the file. One of the options was a download menu button. When I opened the menu, "Save to my Dropbox" was one of the choices, so I chose that
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Steve Matzura
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Dropbox Question About Saving Shared Files
Someone shared a file with me and I saved it. In fact, I saved it three or four times because no matter what I do, I can't find the location to which it was saved. I've even tried the standard Windows
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Someone shared a file with me and I saved it. In fact, I saved it three or four times because no matter what I do, I can't find the location to which it was saved. I've even tried the standard Windows
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Steve Matzura
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How to get into CMOS with speech access
The answer to your question is, unfortunately, no. Many years ago--probably about twenty-five by now--somebody came up with a program that somehow got access to UEFI, but then the whole concept of acc
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The answer to your question is, unfortunately, no. Many years ago--probably about twenty-five by now--somebody came up with a program that somehow got access to UEFI, but then the whole concept of acc
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Steve Matzura
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Newline talking bathroom scale help needed
I think the solution is the obvious one--time for a new scale. :-) I just bought one for mostly the same reason. The one we had bombed out on us many many years ago. I alsoneed one with a large-print
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I think the solution is the obvious one--time for a new scale. :-) I just bought one for mostly the same reason. The one we had bombed out on us many many years ago. I alsoneed one with a large-print
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Steve Matzura
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User groups for the Mac
Mac Visionaries, a Google Groups email list.
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Mac Visionaries, a Google Groups email list.
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closing an open program that's not on the taskbar
Good question. You've hit on all three places I'd look, so it might be a service that needs restarting. Simplest thing to do is restart Windows and see if you can re-launch the game application.
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Good question. You've hit on all three places I'd look, so it might be a service that needs restarting. Simplest thing to do is restart Windows and see if you can re-launch the game application.
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can't do a complete system restore in windows 10
Find MWB in the system tray and exit the program. Then try System Restore again.
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Find MWB in the system tray and exit the program. Then try System Restore again.
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Steve Matzura
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Sonos Icon on PC Desktop
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Steve Matzura
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Looking for some small analog speakers
I've been looking for some small (two- or three-inch diameter, no bigger) analog speakers. I want to use them on scanner and amature radio equipment that sits on a table and has its speaker mounted on
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I've been looking for some small (two- or three-inch diameter, no bigger) analog speakers. I want to use them on scanner and amature radio equipment that sits on a table and has its speaker mounted on
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